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Vanilla material elasticity fixes
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5 Nov, 2022 @ 10:36pm
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Vanilla material elasticity fixes

Description
Patches material raws to have more realistic properties. Since Dwarf Fortress's materials are assumed homogenous and isotropic, there are only two degrees of freedom for elasticity, and therefore they can be calculated using only two data points. Some metals thus have incorrect elasticity properties.
12 Comments
Kasa 12 Dec, 2022 @ 6:06pm 
Good to know!
Putnam  [author] 12 Dec, 2022 @ 5:22pm 
Nothing to weapons.

It might not be worth adding! I made this as a workshop test, as you can see by how old the first comments are.
Kasa 11 Dec, 2022 @ 6:03pm 
So it makes armor slightly weaker, but what does it do to weapons?
Cool mod just wondering if it's worth putting into my game if the change is so small it's not even noticble.
TheEpicTroll 9 Dec, 2022 @ 8:22am 
so specific but i like it
Putnam  [author] 7 Dec, 2022 @ 6:08pm 
@Propagating @Shyning it doesn't change the strength of these materials, just their elasticity, i.e. it changes how much they can bend before they dent permanently. For the most part, this actually makes the materials very slightly weaker as armor, but only very slightly.
UntrustedLife 7 Dec, 2022 @ 7:57am 
lol Clino
Propagating 6 Dec, 2022 @ 12:36pm 
@Shyning It changes Bronze, Steel, Brass, and Bismuth Bronze to more accurately reflect the level of force the material can take before bending, deforming, cracking, or shearing. It seems to make these materials slightly stronger and less likely to break if I understand the values correctly.
Shyning 6 Dec, 2022 @ 8:40am 
Could you please list the changes? I am not certain I understand what this mod does, as a newcomer. If it patches things, I would love to hear more about it!
Cashew 6 Dec, 2022 @ 7:22am 
Woah guys calm down
clinodev  [developer] 11 Nov, 2022 @ 8:13pm 
Top DF Steam Workshop mod for a month is nothing to sneeze at!