Furnace Go Brrr (Legacy Thread)

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That's not really a problem to fix, the output seems higher because the process is happening so quickly

As mentioned in previous posts, achieving high smelting speeds isn't just about maxing out the SmeltingSpeed setting. Instead adjust other settings and keep the SmeltingSpeed more modest. This way you'll get the same result but it'll be much easier to manage and follow
Yes, I realize that you can do that. But the problem is that I need it to automate electric furnaces. Sulfur and metal are fine melting everything, but mvc doesn't have time to remelt. So the conveyor taking away the finished resource is signaling to cut power to the furnaces because the mvc hasn't had time to melt.
 
Yes, I realize that you can do that. But the problem is that I need it to automate electric furnaces. Sulfur and metal are fine melting everything, but mvc doesn't have time to remelt. So the conveyor taking away the finished resource is signaling to cut power to the furnaces because the mvc hasn't had time to melt.
What's mvc?
 
Yes, I realize that you can do that. But the problem is that I need it to automate electric furnaces. Sulfur and metal are fine melting everything, but mvc doesn't have time to remelt. So the conveyor taking away the finished resource is signaling to cut power to the furnaces because the mvc hasn't had time to melt.
The smelting speed of a resource varies depending on the resource itself, and Furnace Go Brrr controls the overall smelting speed of the oven, not individual resources. That being said the final smelting speed is determined by the following 3 factors:
  • The oven speed
  • The specific multiplier for each resource
  • The number of occupied slots

From what you've described, there doesn't seem to be an issue to resolve... If sulfur works as expected, other resources should too, unless the issue lies in the circuit or conveyor setup 😕

If you want, you could create a custom configuration for hq.metal.ore to increase its cooked amount
 
Someone told me to use this plugin instead of quicksmelt. So far it looks great, More customizable. However, im new-ish to editing plugins and wanted to know if the smelt speed being 10 is default vanilla? Im looking to make it 2x speeds. If that is vanilla, i guess my next question would be, Do i change it it "5" or "20" for speed?
 
Someone told me to use this plugin instead of quicksmelt. So far it looks great, More customizable. However, im new-ish to editing plugins and wanted to know if the smelt speed being 10 is default vanilla? Im looking to make it 2x speeds. If that is vanilla, i guess my next question would be, Do i change it it "5" or "20" for speed?
If you want 2x smelting speed, you'll need to double the SmeltingSpeed config option for your target oven (furnace, refinery, campfire, etc.). The default values in the config match vanilla settings, so for a furnace, you'd change SmeltingSpeed from 3 to 6 for 2x speed

That's one way to increase the speed. Another method is to use a combination of other settings instead of simply doubling SmeltingSpeed. For example, you could configure it to cook 2 ores per cycle instead of just 1, and adjust similar settings accordingly

Refer to the plugin documentation for a detailed explanation of each setting, it's easy to configure (y)
 
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
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.
 
Hello, I would like to see if you can fix it so that the ovens do not give extra resources when cooking 1 at a time, I mean in the config I have it configured so that it cooks 3 woods at speed and it gives me 6 and sometimes I put only 1 wood and it gives me as if they were 3 woods when it is only 1
Please attach your config file
 
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