Space Engineers

Space Engineers

Stone Refining Re-Balance
6 Comments
SOBEK 21 Nov, 2019 @ 8:11pm 
Hi. Wery good idea of mod , you plan any updates before end of year ?
BlackRedDead 27 Oct, 2019 @ 7:41pm 
(the point is, in reallity it's just not worth it to refine those pesky few elements and the efforts to do so would outweight the benefits! - it's like using a tractor to pull your "push" door open - you could just open it!)
BlackRedDead 27 Oct, 2019 @ 7:38pm 
...what is so hard on just using any of the stone duster mods out there? - i mean rock sadly is just rock! - if you're unhappy with resource generation fix that instead!

also "lost mass" is plain dump, rather "crush" it to gravel and dust it afterwards! - actually just plain sane logic!
Ravenvv00d 1 Apr, 2019 @ 9:59pm 
I did small change in code for those who may don't want to get so much gravel
Instead of 90% i made only 30% gravel. Other without change coz i'm ok with it.

Code for those who know what to do :steamsalty: but wanna a bit less gravel :cozyspaceengineersa:

for Refinery

<Results>
<Item Amount="3000" SubtypeId="Stone" TypeId="Ingot"/>
<Item Amount="300" SubtypeId="Iron" TypeId="Ingot"/>
<Item Amount="25" SubtypeId="Nickel" TypeId="Ingot"/>
<Item Amount="50" SubtypeId="Silicon" TypeId="Ingot"/>
</Results>

for Survival Kit

<Results>
<Item Amount="150" SubtypeId="Stone" TypeId="Ingot"/>
<Item Amount="15" SubtypeId="Iron" TypeId="Ingot"/>
<Item Amount="1.25" SubtypeId="Nickel" TypeId="Ingot"/>
<Item Amount="2.5" SubtypeId="Silicon" TypeId="Ingot"/>
</Results>
kwegar 1 Apr, 2019 @ 10:37am 
looks good, not sure why you lowed iron/nickel and the like, but its ok. with some other mods, was running out of gravel (20x reactors take 24000 reactor parts.. those take gravel... run out fast)
going to give this a try.
d_valroth 28 Mar, 2019 @ 2:51pm 
Cool! I thought something seemed way off, and I was wondering why I was running out of concrete mix so easily despite hollowing out a mountain base. Does this also correct the warp speed processing of stone? Who needs speed modules when the stuff practically breaks itself down.