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Recycling mese tools by melting (#78)
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maptools, | ||
mesecons_mvps, | ||
mesecons_stealthnode, | ||
mesecons_wires, | ||
missions, | ||
mobs, | ||
mobs_animal, | ||
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Cooking mese should give mesecons wires not crystals. Giving crystals is as if cooking wooden tools would output planks and or sticks.
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Its almost like we need a new technic machine, the "uncooker", which converts HV into magic entropy reversing anti-cooking powers, which could return mese crystals and planks and such :)
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wood → charcoal is a chemical transformation that comes from heat (I think it's pyrolysis), practically inevitable.
mese → mesecon is a physical transformation, where mese becomes deformable, and then extruded into mesecon. if a furnace is smart enough to extrude only sometimes, it should be able to not extrude the mese that comes from tools.