Regardless of the fact that it'd have to be extremely balanced, but you have to keep in mine the spawn rate and find rate of each ore.
Coal spawns closer to the surface and is extremely easy to mine and find, whereas diamond, however, is not as easy.
It'd be much easier to make diamonds, but it'd somewhat kill the bother of actually finding diamonds.
Just mining coal that you find on the surface, and then compressing it to find diamonds is just too easy.
Bellows: Right clicking with it in hand causes a mob to be knocked back two blocks without any damage.
Made from 3 wool and four iron ingots.
It is needed to craft the Blast Furnace.
Pressurized wall: Pressurized walls have the hardness and blast resistance of of obsidian, but can be moved by pistons.
Made from 1 Iron block surrounded by four obsidian and four Hardened Clay (Any Color). Creates 2 Pressurized walls.
Blast Furnace: A high pressure furnace that functions more efficiently than a normal furnace. Takes up two blocks when placed.
The extra heat and pressure is due to the pistons compressing the material, while an additional layer of iron combined with the bellows helps the furnace build up to a higher temperature. The obsidian acts as an insulator to keep the heat from escaping too quickly. Crafted from a furnace, two pistons, five Pressurized Walls, and one billows.
Advantages: The Blast Furnace cooks things twice as fast as a normal furnace and is also able to cook things that a normal furnace couldn't.
Disadvantages: Only Coal, Coal Blocks, and Lava have enough heat to be able to sustain the Blast furnace's reaction, and due to the extreme heat, Fuel gets consumed faster than it would in a regular furnace; thus one piece of coal could only cook 4 iron ores in a blast furnace. Also, the Blast Furnace has durability; when its durability reaches 0, if the blast furnace still has any heat left within it, It will explode with the equivalent range and force of 1 piece of TNT.
Now here is the part you all have been waiting for... Coal blocks can be put into a blast furnace, which will smelt it into three diamonds. However, it takes at least one coal block worth of fuel in order to give the diamonds time to smelt.
Well guys, what do you think? Is this balanced enough for you?
anyways 648 coal for one diamond idk, best leave diamonds and a mining resource only.
Coal spawns closer to the surface and is extremely easy to mine and find, whereas diamond, however, is not as easy.
It'd be much easier to make diamonds, but it'd somewhat kill the bother of actually finding diamonds.
Just mining coal that you find on the surface, and then compressing it to find diamonds is just too easy.
Unfortunately, no support from me.
The extra heat and pressure is due to the pistons compressing the material, while an additional layer of iron combined with the bellows helps the furnace build up to a higher temperature. The obsidian acts as an insulator to keep the heat from escaping too quickly. Crafted from a furnace, two pistons, five Pressurized Walls, and one billows.
Now here is the part you all have been waiting for... Coal blocks can be put into a blast furnace, which will smelt it into three diamonds. However, it takes at least one coal block worth of fuel in order to give the diamonds time to smelt.Advantages: The Blast Furnace cooks things twice as fast as a normal furnace and is also able to cook things that a normal furnace couldn't.
Disadvantages: Only Coal, Coal Blocks, and Lava have enough heat to be able to sustain the Blast furnace's reaction, and due to the extreme heat, Fuel gets consumed faster than it would in a regular furnace; thus one piece of coal could only cook 4 iron ores in a blast furnace. Also, the Blast Furnace has durability; when its durability reaches 0, if the blast furnace still has any heat left within it, It will explode with the equivalent range and force of 1 piece of TNT.
Well guys, what do you think? Is this balanced enough for you?
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