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I made each processing step to increase ore output by +50%. It felt balanced generally and with bobs ores that wayjohnnyBgoode wrote: ok if this is working properly and I'm reading it properly you changed the input/output ratio of the ore processing? is that correct? 2 iron ore still should produce 5 plates and ingots go 1 to 1?
Rso will turn a part of the ore fields to infinite ore patches if angelsores is present. For changing the yield you have to wait for the next version which has a config option to do so, can perhaps upload it on Monday.kunkka wrote:Hello!
How can I use the Angels Ores as an "endless resources mod"?
I would like to play with a higher "minimum yield" option like 50-60% of the original yield.
I don't like to setup new outposts in every 15 min, first time it was fun, but now it is pure pain.
I want to start a new game with vanilla + Nucular mod + Angels Infinite Ores + RSO. (I don't plan trying out Bob's mods until 0.13).
Can anyone help me? I can't find this in the config or in the discussion.
Thanks!
Sorry for my English.
You need to research Bio Processing. Then you can use it to make algae which can be used to make fibre.brab wrote:I cannot find what I can use mineral water for. I read somewhere that I can do fibres with them, but I cannot find the recipe. Could someone please lend me a hand?
I'm using Bob's modes + Angel Refining and Infinite Ores.
Thank you for the suggestion. It seems that I need Angel Processing for that, or did I miss something? Is there a way to use mineral water with only Angel Refining?Pandemoneus wrote:You need to research Bio Processing. Then you can use it to make algae which can be used to make fibre.
You actually do need Angel's processing for that, yes. I am not sure whether there is a use if you only use refining.brab wrote:Thank you for the suggestion. It seems that I need Angel Processing for that, or did I miss something? Is there a way to use mineral water with only Angel Refining?Pandemoneus wrote:You need to research Bio Processing. Then you can use it to make algae which can be used to make fibre.
You can, but you need some alien artefact to kicksart the whole process at the moment. So if you dont have any biters at all you either need another mod, or you have to cheat yourself a handful via console to start the process. That will change when I get to make a model for an air filterCatbert wrote:I don't play peaceful but i never needed the alien catalyst. If you do, Angels Processing can produce alien artifacts.
Arch666Angel wrote:You can, but you need some alien artefact to kicksart the whole process at the moment. So if you dont have any biters at all you either need another mod, or you have to cheat yourself a handful via console to start the process. That will change when I get to make a model for an air filterCatbert wrote:I don't play peaceful but i never needed the alien catalyst. If you do, Angels Processing can produce alien artifacts.
I think a very interesting dynamic in Vanilla would be to have high grade ores which can be smelted directly (for example meteoric iron and native copper) but are only available in small amounts, and lower grade ores (oxides and sulfides) which require more advanced processing but are available in a far greater abundance and if appropriate produce secondary resources (like sulfur). Realistically iron should be relatively pure (or in other words most the output of iron mining should be iron) while copper mining should produce a greater amount of other resources mainly since generally a much greater volume of rock has to be processed to extract copper. Although I'm not sure how that'd work out in the vanilla game with iron and copper being used in approximately equal amounts.Arch666Angel wrote: 2. On the topic of the vanilla refining: I stated somewhere earlier that I'm not happy with the way the vanilla refining works, because it is just an adaptation of the specialized refining for bobs+ which is my main focus, that is also the reason why some of the ratios are off and it isn't really well balanced. And I'm still thinking about ideas and ways to change it, one way I'm considering is to use the angelsores also for the vanilla refining and have them yield different chunks of copper and iron (+other minor mods ore) in different yields.
If I change the vanilla refining, the most logical version would be to also use my own ores and have them produce ore chunks with different yields and different compositions, for example the ores that are not present in the starting area would have a "better/rewarding" composition compared to the starting area patches. And then add a line so you can "upgrade" the chunks to higher yields. So something like you suggested only adapted for the my existing system.BlakeMW wrote: I think a very interesting dynamic in Vanilla would be to have high grade ores which can be smelted directly (for example meteoric iron and native copper) but are only available in small amounts, and lower grade ores (oxides and sulfides) which require more advanced processing but are available in a far greater abundance and if appropriate produce secondary resources (like sulfur). Realistically iron should be relatively pure (or in other words most the output of iron mining should be iron) while copper mining should produce a greater amount of other resources mainly since generally a much greater volume of rock has to be processed to extract copper. Although I'm not sure how that'd work out in the vanilla game with iron and copper being used in approximately equal amounts.
Probably correcting incompatibilities. The PetroChem wont be ready then, the assets are in the game, but I havent even started to give the recipes actual values. Glad you like itTindrith wrote:What's your priority come 0.13? Finishing PetroChem or correcting any potential incompatibilities?
By the way: BIG fan of the whole Angels lineup.
That's one you might seen in the lua files, because the MK3 refinery is defined there, but there is no recipe ingame to get it. And I will probably remove the definition because I dont plan to use it at the moment.secondadvent wrote:I know the MK2 crusher speed being equal to MK3 was already mentioned, but it appears the same issue is present on the MK2 ore refinery (has 1.5 like the MK3, where a speed of 1 is likely desired to match other MK2 machine speeds). Wasn't sure if this one was mentioned as well, but thought I'd point it out just in case.
Because....reasonsTindrith wrote:Why does Saphirite and Rubyte provide Ruby and Topaz, respectively, and not Sapphire and Ruby?
The ores got their names way after I included the gems.
