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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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Evo said:
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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VisEntities said:
It's not doubling, that's just vanilla behavior. When the oven has empty slots, the filled ones cook faster. When all slots are used, the speed is distributed among them
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I know what I want to tell you is that sometimes if you put 1 metal ore, only 1 can have the possibility of duplicating itself by 2, it doesn't always do it, but try it to see.
 
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