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TBST: Tomtaru's Block Smelting Tweaks
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Dynamically Create Recipes for Smelting and Blasting Raw Ore Blocks Based on Common Tags
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TBST (Tomtaru's Block Smelting Tweaks)
TBST lets you smelt raw ore storage blocks directly in a furnace or blast furnace, instead of having to break them back down into individual ores first.
It works automatically with any mod that adds raw ore blocks which uses the common tag system.
By default the smelting/blasting times and XP yield are multiplied by 9 to reflect the processing of nine ores.
These values can be configured!
Just drop this mod in your modpack, it scans for "c:storage_blocks/raw_[material]" and "c:storage_blocks/[material]" then adds a smelting and blasting recipe if both tags are found!
Example:
- TBST finds: "c:storage_blocks/raw_tomtarium".
- TBST finds: "c:storage_blocks/tomtarium".
- TBST creates smelting and blasting recipes to smelt blocks of raw tomtarium into blocks of tomtarium.
Note: Tomtarium is a fictional material and is not included in this mod. but if you had a mod that adds Tomtarium, this mod would add these recipes.
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