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Some new devices and recipes #395
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- quartz/quartz mine - silicon - big furnace (for processing quartz) - circuit (made with silicon) - clock (made using quartz)
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- [2, wooden gear] | ||
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- [1, seesaw] |
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Wouldn't it be better to use iron for a seesaw? It feels strange that we won't use it for cutting boards and stuff. 😕
I would not mind having a scale just from rocks and a branch, but some joke entity would be fun. 🤔
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A seesaw is not for cutting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seesaw It is supposed to be a joke... 😄 Maybe seesaw
is a US-specific term? We could call it a teeter-totter
instead, maybe that sounds funnier anyway.
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Also, in terms of gameplay, I think a comparator
should not be too hard to make (in particular I don't think it should require any iron). They come in very handy. You need a comparator if you want to do basic things like recurse on an int
(so you can tell when it reaches 0). I also do things like set up a robot to accept harvested trees, and when it notices that the number of trees is over a certain amount, then it crafts them into various products and sends them along.
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teeter-totter
sounds better, I also thought seesaw was something for cutting stuff :)
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OK, done!
The |
clock
,silicon
, andcircuit
comparator
devicecamera
andscanner
See discussion at #26 (comment) and #361 .