82 lines
1.8 KiB
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82 lines
1.8 KiB
Plaintext
Primal
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To-Do
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- Models for ForgeCraft
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- Axe Mechanics for stripped logs
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- half logs (Slabs?)
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- Quarter split logs
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- Add quarter split logs, stripped logs and half logs to Fuel Dictionary
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ForgeCraft Process
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break ore into raw iron chunks
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Crucibles are preheated
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Crucible is loaded with raw ore type and supporting minerals (sand, glass etc.)
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Crucible is instered into hot Forge
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Heat is managed carefully per ore type
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when ore specific heat time is reached the crucible is removed from the forge
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each ore type has a different curing process.
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for example copper can be allowed to cool quickly where-as crucible steel most be cooled slowly
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after the crucible has cooled the crucible lid is broken returning the crucible only
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the ingot can be of poor, average, or excellent quality
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(How can a player test the quality of their ingot?)
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The ingot is oreDict compatible
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The ingot is heated in an appropriate temperte forge
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the heating ingot is placed on an anvil and hammered slowly into shape.
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It takes the space of one slot and is slowly formed through hammering into another slot. Taking up both slots in the process.
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8 angles total
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Every time the ingot shape is changed it will turn into a new block or block state. Until finally it takes the intended shape.
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After the intended shape is taken a polishing step is completed
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After polishing the steel is heated again and then put into a type cooling solution, water or oil. Poor Ingots have a higher tendency to crack at this point rendering the tool worthless and only capabling of being recast into an ingot.
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after the metal is succesfully cooled it can be crafted into its respective weapon or tool.
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Probably best to break down how each metal is made and derive shared processes from them.
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Nobody is going to read this line that i'm adding, probably, most likely, I think
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