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Hi I was just wondering if it's possible to use decimal numbers on the smelting speed? From what I've noticed when set to 1 the smelt time is around 10 seconds. But in order to get the time down to 3 seconds I'd have to use 3.3333 as a smelt speed multiplier
 
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TXCNNetworks said:
Hi I was just wondering if it's possible to use decimal numbers on the smelting speed? From what I've noticed when set to 1 the smelt time is around 10 seconds. But in order to get the time down to 3 seconds I'd have to use 3.3333 as a smelt speed multiplier
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It's not possible, also just so you know, a smelting speed of 3 might be normal for a small furnace, but for a large furnace, that's extremely slow. That's why you see the default config groups certain ovens together based on their default speeds. For example, the normal speed for a small furnace is 3 while for a large furnace it's 15

The speed is also influenced by how many slots the oven has and how many are occupied. So my recommendation isn't just to increase the smelting speed, but to adjust other parameters as well, like how many items are cooked per cycle, how many are produced, and how much fuel is consumed
 
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Yeah this value does nothing but raise the amount being taken for smelting lmfao. I dont understand. I have it set to take 3 for smelting now and give 9, but it just takes 3 and gives 3

"Raw Item Short Name": "crude.oil",
"Units Smelted Per Cooking Cycle": 3,
"Amount Produced Per Unit Cooked": 3

Which if its calculating correctly, 1 unit is 3, so with 3 units giving 3 per unit, should be 9.
 
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Also just to cover my bases, I deleted the config and loaded a new one and only adjusted the speed and it still only gives 1 lowgrade after smelting 1 crude
 
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Yeah this value does nothing but raise the amount being taken for smelting lmfao. I dont understand. I have it set to take 3 for smelting now and give 9, but it just takes 3 and gives 3

"Raw Item Short Name": "crude.oil",
"Units Smelted Per Cooking Cycle": 3,
"Amount Produced Per Unit Cooked": 3

Which if its calculating correctly, 1 unit is 3, so with 3 units giving 3 per unit, should be 9.
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I’ll run some tests and look into it
 
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Furnace sorter is not working correctly when you add more than 1x smelting. Dont know whos fault it is but maybe worth checking? Unless you have some tips of a sorter that shows correct time. :)
 
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Its working fine. I could have worded that differently. its just that i use furnace sorter from chaos and when your plugin is set to 5x stacks the time and wood from it goes wrong, as i said above it might not even be your fault, just wanted to put it out there incase there is something you can do.
 
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