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You can combine iron/coal into any weight you want if you want to make steel faster, but you gain less skill. Iron and coal ratio is 2:1 as seen above. --[[User:Swedish Phoenix|Swedish Phoenix]] 12:26, 11 June 2008 (CDT) | You can combine iron/coal into any weight you want if you want to make steel faster, but you gain less skill. Iron and coal ratio is 2:1 as seen above. --[[User:Swedish Phoenix|Swedish Phoenix]] 12:26, 11 June 2008 (CDT) | ||
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+ | : Clarifying this based on what I've found. | ||
+ | : * One regular charcoal (0.50 kg) requires 1.00 kg iron to produce 0.40 kg steel. | ||
+ | : * One lava spider charcoal (1.50 kg) requires 2.00 kg iron to produce 0.60 kg steel. | ||
+ | : * Less iron prevents creation. More iron is simply wasted. [Might have an effect on QL, unknown.] | ||
+ | : * Combining charcoal simply multiplies the numbers. 1.00 kg regular charcoal needs 2.00 kg iron and gives 0.80 kg steel. | ||
+ | : So lava spider charcoal is less effective for mass production, but it is unknown how this affects QL. - [[User:Dashiva|Dashiva]] 19:59, 30 August 2008 (CDT) |
Revision as of 01:59, 31 August 2008
Doesn't lava spider coal make bigger steel lumps? If that's true, we should note that, as well as the weight produced by each combination. - Dashiva 11:09, 11 June 2008 (CDT)
Lava spider/fiend charcoal weighs 1.5 kg while normal charcoal weighs 0.5 kg (uncombined).
1 kg iron + 0.5 kg charcoal = 0.4 kg steel.
3 kg iron + 1.5 kg charcoal = 1.2 kg steel.
You can combine iron/coal into any weight you want if you want to make steel faster, but you gain less skill. Iron and coal ratio is 2:1 as seen above. --Swedish Phoenix 12:26, 11 June 2008 (CDT)
- Clarifying this based on what I've found.
- * One regular charcoal (0.50 kg) requires 1.00 kg iron to produce 0.40 kg steel.
- * One lava spider charcoal (1.50 kg) requires 2.00 kg iron to produce 0.60 kg steel.
- * Less iron prevents creation. More iron is simply wasted. [Might have an effect on QL, unknown.]
- * Combining charcoal simply multiplies the numbers. 1.00 kg regular charcoal needs 2.00 kg iron and gives 0.80 kg steel.
- So lava spider charcoal is less effective for mass production, but it is unknown how this affects QL. - Dashiva 19:59, 30 August 2008 (CDT)