Cameron Textor Posted November 29, 2020 Report Posted November 29, 2020 @Tyron - Here is a list of some other metal alloys that should be able to be made in the game from the current metals in the game. If anyone can think of other alloys, please list them in your replies so i can add them later. I suggest adding a feature that would allow metal to be melted down in a crucible and poured from the crucible into water to create metal trimmings / beads from rapidly cooling the metal to make it easier to get the proper formula for the alloys by weight by using the beads / trimmings by percentage that would need to be melted down. Formulas by percentage are using periodic table names for metals.Ag = Silver Au = Gold Cu = Copper Ni = Nickel Ge = GermaniumSilver Alloy List Argentium Silver - 92.5% Ag, 6.3% Cu, 1.2% Ge Britannia Silver - 95.8% Ag, 4.2% Cu Sterling Silver - 92.5% Ag 7.5% Cu Jewelry Silver - 80% Ag, 20% CuColored Gold List White Gold - 90% Au, 10% Ni 18K yellow gold - 75% Au, 12.5% Cu, 12.5% Ag 18K yellow (darker) gold - 75% Au, 15% Cu, 10% Ag 18K red gold - 75% Au, 25% Cu 18K rose gold - 75% Au, 22.25% Cu, 2.75% Ag 18K pink gold - 75% Au, 20% Cu, 5% Ag 12K red gold - 50% Au and 50% CuGreen gold / Electrum - Name for any naturally formed alloy mixture of Au and Ag, usually 50% Au, 50% Ag. Aluminum would have to be added to the game later (which would require the game to have an electrical age to use electroplating to extract it from bauxite) to make Nordic Gold and Spangold and many other alloys that use aluminum.
DrEngine Posted January 19, 2021 Report Posted January 19, 2021 That would be fine. But what about use for all that new alloy types ? VS is very well balanced so (near) every item / block has some use and fit into "system".
Hal13 Posted January 19, 2021 Report Posted January 19, 2021 i think plates of these could be used like silver or gold for lantern linings, other than that i'm not sure. And there is no electrical age planned for vanilla VS.
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