As title says, that's what I hope some mod developer will move towards in terms of feature development; due to Tinker's Construct most metals (and some other materials like stone and obsidian) now exist in a liquid state.
It'd be awesome if some other mod picks up this, either as a prime part of the mod or just as a compability/cool thing to do. Something like a molding machine that you can input liquid metal into to make finished stuff of a specific type. Perhaps with a little saving in resources or allowing new kinds of metals to be used for old recipes. Perhaps including the factorization plastic to make plastic buckets by molding them, for example.
Or, with more expensive kinds of smelteries requiring power, make for simpler smelting/molding of metals to allow liquid state to be a valid way to store metal to just craft into whatever when needed.
There are probably way more ways it could be used in a creative fashion by modmakers and players alike that I with my limited fantasy can't think up.
I just wanted to say I really appreciate this feature by TiC, and think it could have widespread usage out of the specific way it's used within TiC. It really has potential.
It'd be awesome if some other mod picks up this, either as a prime part of the mod or just as a compability/cool thing to do. Something like a molding machine that you can input liquid metal into to make finished stuff of a specific type. Perhaps with a little saving in resources or allowing new kinds of metals to be used for old recipes. Perhaps including the factorization plastic to make plastic buckets by molding them, for example.
Or, with more expensive kinds of smelteries requiring power, make for simpler smelting/molding of metals to allow liquid state to be a valid way to store metal to just craft into whatever when needed.
There are probably way more ways it could be used in a creative fashion by modmakers and players alike that I with my limited fantasy can't think up.
I just wanted to say I really appreciate this feature by TiC, and think it could have widespread usage out of the specific way it's used within TiC. It really has potential.