Created a TerraFirmaGreg Metal & Alloy Calculator

[azure cargo]

https://tfc-calculator.devmarcel.net/modpack/terrafirmagreg/1.20.x_0.7.14/metals

Let me know what you think!

[final tiger]

crazy

now add tfc ore aswell

[azure cargo]

I probably will do! I built it out to allow for any TFC based mod or modpack.

I'm also working on some algorithm optimisations to make it faster and overall smoother.

[night mulch]

wow,thats incredible

[idle stirrup]

Very interesting, quick question when we put in let's say 10 for the desired ingot quantity, then what do we do cause it's confusing

[peak river]

W

That's a great addon

[azure cargo]

You then input the minerals you have, and click calculate. What specifically is confusing? I can maybe make some improvements in that sense

[azure cargo]

Created a TerraFirmaGreg Metal & Alloy Calculator

Metal support has been added now!

[idle stirrup]

Mineral??

[azure cargo]

As in pure metals (Iron, Gold, etc)

[azure cargo]

You'd input the quantities of all components of the metal/alloy. And then hit "Calculate" or Enter as a shortcut, and the algorithm will look for a viable solution to hit the desired output

[idle stirrup]

Uhhhh

So you pick your alloy, say how many ingots you want, and it will tell you how much of each type you need?

[azure cargo]

Yes. You should see a breakdown of the components, and you can enter everything you want to use/everything you have available. And then that'll calculate what you need to actually use to get the desired output

I am looking to improve this page next, streamline it and make it generally more organised. So feel free to give me any suggestions on that if you feel like it's very confusing

[crystal spoke]

Please just make it so you can just type in the amount of metal you want (in mb) and it gives the required metals (in mb)

[azure cargo]

Updated the desired quantity input to support ingot, nugget or mb (you can now select).

In terms of the required metals showing mb, could you elaborate further, how would you want that portrayed? The total mb of each specific required raw piece, or as a whole? I don't see that much use in either - since the quantities are there, and as a user you're not really performing any calculations on these - since the calculator handles ratio constraints and all