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https://www.finesoftware.eu/help/geo5/en/unit-weight-of-rocks-01/
It seems to be a pretty useful metric for guessing mineral weight.
Hope that helps, as always, thanks for your hard work!
School- is the limiting reagent at moment and appears to be taking up exponential amounts of my time with no regard for my sleep.
Camping Stuff- The refactor for Camping stuff is coming along nicely and the new backend process for handling tents seems to be working correctly. The XML got a serious clean-up and the new long tents are defined and appear to be functioning nominally. I just have a few things I want to fix, and it should be ready to go.
Snowy Trees- untouched, but still on the to-do list, most likely next up
More Stone- untouched, but I don’t anticipate a long time to update (relative to my free time) once I actually get around to it
More Wood- early stage b18 support, will resume work following completion of above action items. Needs second pass XML clean-up and b19 testing
Fantastic! That's really helpful, when I get time again I'll get some of those added. Thank you!
But yo, to help out -
Orange stones; kolfanite, christite, muirite (the latter not so much, but it could be a kind of glassy 'frosted orange..?') -
Yellow stones; uranopilite, becquerelite, yecoraite.
For future use, webmineral dot com's colour section is very helpful for this sorta thing. Again, thanks for keeping this updated!