The only thing I don't like about the new way you have this setup, is that it ticks faster on the charcoal but not the same tick rate on the actual smelted object. It spits out charcoal like a racecar but the actual items tick slightly faster than vanilla.
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Maybe an client delay, but it does not change any rates or any output-values
[DOUBLEPOST=1486519274][/DOUBLEPOST]Then stay on the old version. But that system was for most user not handy enough. You did anyway use own own version, or?
also 10x is really is strong enough for most set-ups.
And whats the definition of a "1000x server"?
[DOUBLEPOST=1486519401][/DOUBLEPOST]Thats what the plugin was meant to be still from beginning. Not to change the output, but to change how fast it outputs. -
I smell dislike
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Now you Understand finaly my dislike
I hope we can take the multipliers in output again
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It's sure always a hard cut to change a plugin the way that it did work before. Mainly for the most its now easier to configure, for some feels it surely like a downgrade
The current state means not, thats its now and you need to live with it But i wanted as first make it more
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That's what you believe, but must not match with the reality
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I understand. But you could copy the old one and name it Quicksmelt Plus or something, and keep the possebillity to
do x15 smelt for ore and so on.
OR do you plan to add "ore smelt": 15.0:,
