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Sgt_Imalas [author] 12 Feb @ 3:56pm

ah I see

Ventulus 12 Feb @ 3:38pm

Sorry, it might be a translation issue. I went to check what was said in English in the game. What I mean by that is that there is a direct conversion between Brine浓盐水 and Salt Water盐水. conversion Contaminated Water 污染水 and Polluted Dirt 污染土。

Sgt_Imalas [author] 12 Feb @ 5:36am

What mod adds "concentrated brine" ?

Ventulus 11 Feb @ 7:31pm

I would suggest that more recipes could be added.
In addition to salt plus water equals brine, you can have salt plus brine equals concentrated brine, water plus contaminated soil equals contaminated water, and concentrated brine to make brine.

Sgt_Imalas [author] 21 Jul, 2024 @ 1:33pm

1.2.2:
- added sugar+water -> nectar conversion
- update plib to 4.16 to fix the option crash for this mod

Forenaite 19 Jul, 2024 @ 1:50pm

Upgrade plz?

Sgt_Imalas [author] 15 Jul, 2024 @ 1:45am

brine to salt water would be more of a modifierd Desalinator feature (cant desalinate water by adding more salt).
I plan on adding nectar for the upcoming dlc tho

Syth 5 Dec, 2023 @ 10:09pm

I'm unsure if you're still supporting this mod but I wonder if you would be interested in possibly adding a way to convert brine into salt water. I'm using this to convert brine into salt and water then readding the salt to water to make salt water which just feels ridiculous so I can grow some waterrweed.

Sgt_Imalas [author] 6 Apr, 2023 @ 4:37am

v1.2
- reduced wattage used to 120, wattage is now configurable in the mod config

Thundercraft 6 Apr, 2023 @ 12:58am

Agreed. 360 watts is too much. Essentially, it is just dissolving salt into water, which should only take minimal energy (to stir the mixture)... if any energy at all. Salt readily dissolves in water.