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== Fuel ==
 
== Fuel ==
  
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The following are the maximum temperatures that a device can heat items to while burning the listed fuel. A [[bellows]] can be used to increase the current burning temperature of the fuel (by up to 600 C which decays over 10 seconds), and heat the firepit or forge twice as fast at the expense of consuming the fuel twice as fast. ''Note: Bellows only affects how quickly the firepit/forge itself heats up. Items heating up inside of it will heat up at the same rate regardless of if a bellows is used or not.''
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The following are the maximum temperatures that a device can heat items to while burning the listed fuel. A [[bellows]] can be used to increase the current burning temperature of the fuel (by up to 600 °C which decays over 10 seconds), and heat the firepit or forge twice as fast at the expense of consuming the fuel twice as fast. ''Note: Bellows only affects how quickly the firepit/forge itself heats up. Items heating up inside of it will heat up at the same rate regardless of if a bellows is used or not.''
  
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Note: The [[Ceramic Blowpipe]] can be used as a less effective bellows (adds 200 C which decays over 10 seconds).
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Note: The [[Ceramic Blowpipe]] can be used as a less effective bellows (adds 200 °C which decays over 10 seconds).
  
 
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=== [[Forge]] ===
 
=== [[Forge]] ===
  
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|Torches
 
|Torches
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|colspan="1" align="center"|[[File:Grid Extinguished Torch.png|link=]]
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|colspan="1" align="center"|[[File:Grid Extinguished Torch.png|link=Torch|Extinguished Torch]]
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|colspan="50" align="center"|[[File:Grid Torch.png|link=]]
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|colspan="50" align="center"|[[File:Grid Torch.png|link=Torch|Torch]]
 
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|Glass
 
|Glass
 
|colspan="29" align="center"|[[File:Grid Ceramic Vessel.png|link=Glassworking|Silica, Lime, and Ash]]
 
|colspan="29" align="center"|[[File:Grid Ceramic Vessel.png|link=Glassworking|Silica, Lime, and Ash]]
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|colspan="22" align="center"|[[File:Grid Molten Glass.png|link=]]
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|colspan="22" align="center"|[[File:Grid Molten Glass.png|link=Glassworking|Molten Glass]]
 
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|Plaster Powder
 
|Plaster Powder
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|colspan="7" align="center"|[[File:Grid Gypsum Powder.png|link=]]
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|colspan="7" align="center"|[[File:Grid Gypsum Powder.png|link=Gypsum]]
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|colspan="44" align="center"|[[File:Grid Plaster Powder.png|link=]]
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|colspan="44" align="center"|[[File:Grid Plaster Powder.png|link=Plaster Powder]]
 
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|Lime¹
 
|Lime¹
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|colspan="29" align="center"|[[File:Grid Rock (Marble).png |link=]] [[File:Grid Sand.png|link=]] [[File:Grid Gravel.png|link=]] [[File:Grid Conch.png|link=]] [[File:Grid Scallop.png|link=]]
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|colspan="29" align="center"|[[File:Grid Rock (Marble).png |link=Fluxstone|Fluxstone Rock]] [[File:Grid Sand.png|link=Fluxstone|Fluxstone Sand]] [[File:Grid Gravel.png|link=Fluxstone|Fluxstone Gravel]] [[File:Grid Conch.png|link=Seashell|Conch Shell]] [[File:Grid Scallop.png|link=Seashell|Scallop Shell]]
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|colspan="22" align="center"|[[File:Grid Lime.png|link=]]
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|colspan="22" align="center"|[[File:Grid Lime.png|link=Lime]]
 
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¹ Only Flux-Stone rocks, sand and gravel can be used.
 
¹ Only Flux-Stone rocks, sand and gravel can be used.
  
 
{{Blocks}}
 
{{Blocks}}

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Fuel

The following are the maximum temperatures that a device can heat items to while burning the listed fuel. A bellows can be used to increase the current burning temperature of the fuel (by up to 600 °C which decays over 10 seconds), and heat the firepit or forge twice as fast at the expense of consuming the fuel twice as fast. Note: Bellows only affects how quickly the firepit/forge itself heats up. Items heating up inside of it will heat up at the same rate regardless of if a bellows is used or not.

Note: The Ceramic Blowpipe can be used as a less effective bellows (adds 200 °C which decays over 10 seconds).

Legend: Without Bellows/Blowpipe With Blowpipe With Bellows

Firepit

Fuel Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Log (Acacia).png Acacia
Grid Log (Ash).png Ash
Grid Log (Aspen).png Aspen
Grid Log (Bamboo).png Bamboo
Grid Log (Baobab).png Baobab
Fuel Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Log (Birch).png Birch
Grid Stick Bundle.png Bundle of Sticks
Grid Log (Chestnut).png Chestnut
Grid Log (Douglas Fir).png Douglas Fir
Grid Log (Ebony).png Ebony
Fuel Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Log (Fevertree).png Fever
Grid Log (Fruitwood).png Fruitwood
Grid Log (Gingko).png Gingko
Grid Log (Hickory).png Hickory
Fuel Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Log (Kapok).png Kapok
Grid Log (Limba).png Limba
Grid Log (Mahogany).png Mahogany
Grid Log (Maple).png Maple
Grid Log (Oak).png Oak
Fuel Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Log (Palm).png Palm
Grid Peat.png Peat
Grid Log (Pine).png Pine
Grid Log (Sequoia).png Sequoia
Grid Log (Spruce).png Spruce
Fuel Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Stick.png Stick
Grid Log (Sycamore).png Sycamore
Grid Log (Teak).png Teak
Grid Log (White Cedar).png White Cedar
Grid Log (White Elm).png White Elm
Grid Log (Willow).png Willow

Forge

Fuel Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: 2.5 Seconds 5 Seconds 7.5 Seconds 8.33 Seconds
Grid Charcoal.png Charcoal
Grid Coal.png Coal

Food

Food Cold Warm Hot Very Hot
Beef Grid Raw Beef.png Grid Cooked Beef.png
Bread Grid Dough.png Grid Bread.png
Calamari Grid Raw Calamari.png Grid Cooked Calamari.png
Chicken Grid Raw Chicken.png Grid Cooked Chicken.png
Egg Grid Egg.png Grid Cooked Egg.png
Fish Grid Raw Fish.png Grid Cooked Fish.png
Horse Meat Grid Raw Horse Meat.png Grid Cooked Horse Meat.png
Meal Grid Meal.gif Grid Wooden Bowl.png1
Mutton Grid Raw Mutton.png Grid Cooked Mutton.png
Porkchop Grid Raw Porkchop.png Grid Cooked Porkchop.png
Venison Grid Raw Venison.png Grid Cooked Venison.png

1 Meals heated to temperatures over Very Hot result in burning and loss of the meal.

Metals

Legend: Unworkable Workable Weldable Liquid

Note: Metals are still Workable at Weldable temp.

*** Tier 0 ***
Metals Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Bismuth Ingot.png Bismuth
Grid Tin Ingot.png Tin
Grid Zinc Ingot.png Zinc
*** Tier 1 ***
Metals Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Copper Ingot.png Copper
*** Tier 2 ***
Metals Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Bismuth Bronze Ingot.png Bismuth Bronze
Grid Black Bronze Ingot.png Black Bronze
Grid Brass Ingot.png Brass
Grid Bronze Ingot.png Bronze
Grid Lead Ingot.png Lead
Grid Gold Ingot.png Gold
Grid Rose Gold Ingot.png Rose Gold
Grid Silver Ingot.png Silver
Grid Sterling Silver Ingot.png Sterling Silver
*** Tier 3 ***
Metals Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Pig Iron Ingot.png Pig Iron
Grid Platinum Ingot.png Platinum
Grid Wrought Iron Ingot.png Wrought Iron
*** Tier 4 ***
Metals Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Nickel Ingot.png Nickel
Grid Steel Ingot.png Steel
*** Tier 5 ***
Metals Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Black Steel Ingot.png Black Steel
*** Tier 6 ***
Metals Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Grid Blue Steel Ingot.png Blue Steel
Grid Red Steel Ingot.png Red Steel

Miscellaneous

Item Warming Hot Very Hot Faint Red Dark Red Bright Red Orange Yellow Yellow White White Brilliant White
. : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. :: . : :. ::
Torches Extinguished Torch Torch
Glass Silica, Lime, and Ash Molten Glass
Plaster Powder Grid Gypsum Powder.png Grid Plaster Powder.png
Lime¹ Fluxstone Rock Fluxstone Sand Fluxstone Gravel Conch Shell Scallop Shell Grid Lime.png

¹ Only Flux-Stone rocks, sand and gravel can be used.


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