Solved Switching From Quick Smelt, Confused About Speed Values

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RealExoh

RealExoh

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?
 
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RealExoh said:
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?
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If you want 2x smelting speed, you’ll need to double the Smelting Speed 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 Smelting Speed 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 only doubling Smelting Speed. For example, you could configure it to cook 2 ores per cycle instead of 1, and adjust related values accordingly

Refer to the plugin documentation for a detailed explanation of each setting, it's easy to configure
 
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