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NuclearCraft Ingot Former has a very limited set of recipes. #1408
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It'd be nice if exporting recipes from one machine to another was a thing, but sadly this has to be done manually, as everything else :P I probably won't get around to do this tbh, if anyone wants to make a pull request I'll happily merge it. |
this might be doable using kubejs scripts actually, since you can work with java types directly there and tinkers DOES have a registry of casting recipes |
Adding KubeJS for that one thing would be a bit overkill though xD |
it's quite lightweight actually ^^ |
Maybe for 1.14 :D |
side note: i tried doing this anyway just for fun and it turns out it's not automatable after all, anyways, or at least not easily, due to just how late tinkers' actually registers smelting recipes |
Ah alright :/ |
This is what I found missing from the NC Ingot Former that the Tinkers Smeltery has, I only increased the multiplier for the Demon Metal Ingot as it seems to be the only one that needs a lot more heat to melt in tinkers compared to the others.
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thaat looks good to me ^^ feel free to PR it and i'll test it ingame |
Cool, PR done - first time doing a PR, so think I've done it correctly but let me know if not. |
nice, i'm gonna try to check it out when i can ^^ |
Modpack Version
1.71
Issue
The Ingot Former has a very limited set of alloys and metals that it can make, compared to the Tinker's Smeltery and casting system.
I believe Ingot Former and Smelter recipes share a similar recipe format, and they both have CT Support, so exporting a list from one to the other doesn't seem too difficult a fix, though I may be mistaken.
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