Yeah 1 Block = 9 Plates, that should be the proper amount since 9 Ingots/Lapis = 1 Block and 1 Lapis/Ingot = 1 Plate. Everything else would be unbalanced and not OreDict compatible.
I think there is still a Compressor Recipe for 9 Lapis to 1 Lapis Block, which I added for convenience, this could be used to save on Metal Forming Energy Costs if the Cutter is cheap enough.
But the Cutter can indeed have a real Purpose, like for example cutting Logs inot Planks without having to use an Autocrafter (I hate using Autocrafters, I always try to make Machines and Recipes to avoid them)
But the Cutter can indeed have a real Purpose, like for example cutting Logs inot Planks without having to use an Autocrafter (I hate using Autocrafters, I always try to make Machines and Recipes to avoid them)
Hate to ruin it, but the wood recipe has been removed. There really should be a sawmill or something along those lines.
Yeah 1 Block = 9 Plates, that should be the proper amount since 9 Ingots/Lapis = 1 Block and 1 Lapis/Ingot = 1 Plate. Everything else would be unbalanced and not OreDict compatible.
Nope, 1 Block = 12 Plates, but 1 plate macerated = 6 tiny piles of dust.
I think there is still a Compressor Recipe for 9 Lapis to 1 Lapis Block, which I added for convenience, this could be used to save on Metal Forming Energy Costs if the Cutter is cheap enough.
There isn't.
Making Plates cheaper that way is indeed broken. You cannot change those Values, they are natural constants which will break balance otherwise.
Instead you should make somonething like those Item Casings as replacement for Plates in Recipes, if you really want to make things even cheaper than they are (what is a stupid Idea). Remember, Iron is frikking cheap. we dont need to have it even more overpowered.
And conversions between Dust, Ingot, Plate and Gem are all a 1:1 Ratio as defined per OreDict.
