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[Shoruke]

Here's my problem: I figure that, since you can put *any* item as a product at the smelter, how do you produce metal blocks?

[Ryo]

Yay, finally a question I know the answer to!

[PRODUCT:100:numberproduced:BLOCKS:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:metaltype]

For example, to make 5 steel blocks:
[PRODUCT:100:5:BLOCKS:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:STEEL]

Hope that helps

[Owie]

How would you set up a code that produces free tanned hides?

[i2amroy]

Yay, finally a question I know the answer to!

[PRODUCT:100:numberproduced:BLOCKS:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:metaltype]

For example, to make 5 steel blocks:
[PRODUCT:100:5:BLOCKS:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:STEEL]

Hope that helps

Just another hint the number 100 after the word PRODUCT is the percentage of creating that thing from the reaction, that way you can create reactions that have a less than 100% chance of creating something.

[Eita]

So if you wanted free Bauxite you'd put...

[PRODUCT:100:1:STONE:NO_SUBTYPE:STONE:BAUXITE]?

[RPharazon]

Yay, finally a question I know the answer to!

[PRODUCT:100:numberproduced:BLOCKS:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:metaltype]

For example, to make 5 steel blocks:
[PRODUCT:100:5:BLOCKS:NO_SUBTYPE:METAL:STEEL]

Hope that helps

Just another hint the number 100 after the word PRODUCT is the percentage of creating that thing from the reaction, that way you can create reactions that have a less than 100% chance of creating something.

It's actually more of a x/100 counter. If it's at 20, then you'd need to do that reaction 5 times in the same smelter. If you set it to 1, you'd need to do the reaction 100 times in the same smelter.

For example, you could set it to 50, and build 10 different smelters. If it was a probability percentage, if you did that reaction once for each of the smelters, surely you would get 4, 5, or 6 successful reactions?

Nope. It's simply a counter that ticks up to "You get this when the thing reaches 100".

So you can set it to 110 and get an extra bar exactly every 10 completed smeltings.

[Untelligent]

Stuff

Not true. I just made a test reaction that turned microcline into granite, with a 20% chance of success (or 20% of a wad of granite, as you claim). I attempted the reaction in 6 sets of 5 smelter orders.

The first set produced 2 granite, the second produced 1, the third produced 0, the fourth 1, the fifth 2, and the sixth 2. Seems as if the number indicates a probability percentage, not a x/100 counter.

You might be confusing reactions with melting, which does indeed produce a fraction of a metal bar.