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The Cutting Board is an idea for a workstation where items can be cut down into multiple outputs.
Items would be applied on top of the board. When the station is right-clicked with a proper tool (usually a Knife), it takes some durability and chops the item into several others. This mechanic could either be simple, involving just a right-click, or more complex, involving cut directions to properly extract items from the board, in some kind of "puzzle" mechanic.
Basic Version - A simpler, more intuitive method that isn't skill-based and can be automated more easily.
When right-clicked with an ingredient, it sits over the board:
Option 1: Invalid items can be placed, but cannot be cut with anything. Good for decorations;
Option 2: Invalid items cannot be placed.
When the proper tool (usually the knife, but other tools can be used) is used on the board, the item is broken down:
Option 1: cutting always takes 1 right-click;
Option 2: recipes can define how many cuts the item needs, from 1 to 8, each consuming durability.
Outputs are flung to the opposite side of the cutting board's handle. Players can grab it if within close reach, but otherwise the items can be captured by a hopper or basket in that direction.
To automate:
Dispensers can use tools if facing a cutting board;
Hoppers can insert items into it, or maybe drop them on top.
The Cutting Board is an idea for a workstation where items can be cut down into multiple outputs.
Items would be applied on top of the board. When the station is right-clicked with a proper tool (usually a Knife), it takes some durability and chops the item into several others. This mechanic could either be simple, involving just a right-click, or more complex, involving cut directions to properly extract items from the board, in some kind of "puzzle" mechanic.
Recipe examples:
Knife
Axe
Shears
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