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DF Suggestions / Re: Overhaul Fractional Bars from Melt Object
« on: June 18, 2016, 06:01:29 pm »
Volume?
Bars could be represented in cubic meters of material. Smaller bars could be smelted together into larger ingots, up to a certain limit dependent on material.
Fractional bars, in this sense, would cease to exist. Instead, melting down an object would produce 1/10th the volume of material used to make it, shown as its own bar. Example: Say an iron sword has 30 cm3 of iron in it. Melting that down would produce a 3 cm3 iron bar. You could then order all iron bars smaller than x cm3 to be combined into one (or more) ingot(s) at a maximum of x cm3.
Bars could be represented in cubic meters of material. Smaller bars could be smelted together into larger ingots, up to a certain limit dependent on material.
Fractional bars, in this sense, would cease to exist. Instead, melting down an object would produce 1/10th the volume of material used to make it, shown as its own bar. Example: Say an iron sword has 30 cm3 of iron in it. Melting that down would produce a 3 cm3 iron bar. You could then order all iron bars smaller than x cm3 to be combined into one (or more) ingot(s) at a maximum of x cm3.