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Warm up times are difficult to calculate but once warmed up the amount of fuel needed to finish is roughly: 30 * [Number of ore] / [duration of fuel]. The fuel needs to have a max temperature equal or greater to the ore of course.
Warm up times are difficult to calculate but once warmed up the amount of fuel needed to finish is roughly: 30 * [Number of ore] / [duration of fuel]. The fuel needs to have a max temperature equal or greater to the ore of course.


For a stack of charcoal, you can roughly melt about 83 ore.


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Revision as of 05:54, 27 February 2018

Different materials have different burn times and temperatures.

Wood

All logs and planks burn at 800. All planks burn for 20 seconds. Half slabs and stairs also burn 800 for 10 seconds.

Name Birch Oak Maple Pine Acacia Kapok

Seconds

78 98 79 60 89 47


Other burnables

Name Temperature Seconds

Dry Grass, Cattails

600 4

Bamboo Stakes

700 10

Peat Brick

900 25

Charcoal

1300 40

Fat

400 96

Firewood

700 24

Lignite Ore

1100 77

Bituminous Coal

1200 84

Torches

600 6

Bamboo Planks

800 24

Flowers, saplings, and other plants

600 10

Roughly Calculating Fuel Cost

Warm up times are difficult to calculate but once warmed up the amount of fuel needed to finish is roughly: 30 * [Number of ore] / [duration of fuel]. The fuel needs to have a max temperature equal or greater to the ore of course.

For a stack of charcoal, you can roughly melt about 83 ore.


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