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When a thorianite lump is in the inventory, the player will experience a mining fatigue effect. | When a thorianite lump is in the inventory, the player will experience a mining fatigue effect. | ||
=== | === Moulds and Casting === | ||
Moulds are used to create Obsidian Casts. A mould can be created by dropping one obsidian and one clay ball onto a sand block. | |||
To start casting metals, the | To start casting metals, the mould must first be heated by placing lava over it. However, if a mould is heated for too long, it will break and drop as a magma block. When a mould is overheated, it will ignite a 3x3 area around it and the sand will be replaced with a small amount of lava. | ||
Over time, a | Over time, a mould will cool down if it's not being heated by lava. When it cools down completely, the obsidian will drop as an item, or as an Obsidian Cast if there is metal inside it. | ||
When the | When the mould is heated and glowing red, metals can be added. When the mould cools down, it'll eventually stop accepting metals. The mould must be reheated to continue adding metals. A total of 23 custom ores are required to create a proper obsidian cast. If an incorrect number of metals are added, the obsidian band will be created with a Mundane Band which is completely useless. | ||
<gallery mode="slideshow" style="margin:0;"> | <gallery mode="slideshow" style="margin:0;"> | ||
File:Blast ore.gif|frame|right|1) Blowing up stone for metal lumps|alt= | File:Blast ore.gif|frame|right|1) Blowing up stone for metal lumps|alt= | ||
File:Create mold.gif|right|frame|2) Creating a | File:Create mold.gif|right|frame|2) Creating a mould|alt= | ||
File:Overheat mold.gif|left|frame|3) Overheating a | File:Overheat mold.gif|left|frame|3) Overheating a mould|alt= | ||
File:Add metal to mold.gif|right|frame|4) Adding metal to a | File:Add metal to mold.gif|right|frame|4) Adding metal to a mould|alt= | ||
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==== Band Recycling ==== | ==== Band Recycling ==== | ||
A band may be recycled in the creation of a new band supplying approximately half of the total ore cost. The band is added into the | A band may be recycled in the creation of a new band supplying approximately half of the total ore cost. The band is added into the mould like any other ore lump, and will return one obsidian upon being recycled. Pure Metal Bands supply 12 ore of their respective metal, while Alloy Metal Bands supply 9 primary ore and 3 secondary ore. | ||
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|Have one of the custom ores in your inventory | |Have one of the custom ores in your inventory | ||
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|{{Advancement|Iron Ingot|Firebender|Create a | |{{Advancement|Iron Ingot|Firebender|Create a mould and add some metal}} | ||
|Be within 5 blocks of a | |Be within 5 blocks of a mould that absorbed a custom ore | ||
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|{{Advancement|Lava Bucket|Blame Me for the Mess|Destroy a | |{{Advancement|Lava Bucket|Blame Me for the Mess|Destroy a mould containing metal}} | ||
|Be within 5 blocks of a | |Be within 5 blocks of a mould that has been overheated | ||
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