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'''Furnace''' is an umbrella term for different {{L|workshop}}s that are used to heat materials, and that often produce only intermediary products, items that are then used to create something else for the final product. | '''Furnace''' is an umbrella term for different {{L|workshop}}s that are used to heat materials, and that often produce only intermediary products, items that are then used to create something else for the final product. | ||
| − | Normal furnaces must be built from gray {{L|stone}} {{L|block}}s by a {{L|mason}} after being designed by a {{L|building designer}}, while {{L|magma}} furnaces must be built using {{L|steel}} {{L|bar}}s by a {{L|metalsmith}}. | + | Normal furnaces must be built from gray {{L|stone}} {{L|block}}s by a {{L|mason}} after being designed by a {{L|building designer}}, while {{L|magma}} furnaces must be built using {{L|steel}} {{L|bar}}s by a {{L|metalsmith}}. Normal furnaces (excluding the wood furnace) are powered by {{L|fuel}}, while magma furnaces are powered by the heat from {{L|magma}} by being placed with their left or right center tile hanging over the {{L|magma flow}}. |
All these are constructed using the Furnaces submenu (via {{k|b}}, {{k|e}}). | All these are constructed using the Furnaces submenu (via {{k|b}}, {{k|e}}). | ||
Revision as of 20:05, 22 April 2010
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Furnace is an umbrella term for different Template:Ls that are used to heat materials, and that often produce only intermediary products, items that are then used to create something else for the final product.
Normal furnaces must be built from gray Template:L Template:Ls by a Template:L after being designed by a Template:L, while Template:L furnaces must be built using Template:L Template:Ls by a Template:L. Normal furnaces (excluding the wood furnace) are powered by Template:L, while magma furnaces are powered by the heat from Template:L by being placed with their left or right center tile hanging over the Template:L.
All these are constructed using the Furnaces submenu (via b, e).
See main articles for a full discussion, esp of magma versions.
Template:L
- Shortcut: b, e, w
- Materials used: Template:L
- Items made: Template:L, Template:L
- Feeds into: fuel for other furnaces, Template:L making, Template:L
Template:L
- Shortcut: b, e, s
- Materials used: Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, Template:L (and metal objects to be Template:Led)
- Items made: Template:L, metal Template:Ls
- Feeds into: Template:Ls
Template:L
- Shortcut: b, e, l
Magma versions use Template:L or Template:L for Template:L and Template:L production only.
Template:L
- Shortcut: b, e, g
- Materials used: Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, Template:L
- Items made: Template:L objects
- Glass objects are final products
Template:L
- Shortcut: b, e, a
Template:L
- Shortcut: b, e, k
- Materials used: Template:L, Template:L
- Items made: Template:L
- Feeds into: higher quality Template:L production
Template:L
- Shortcut: b, e, n
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