Deadly bismuth bronze tfc

[keitron 1]

can any one help me a get a recipie for the alloy bismuth bronze.

 

 

i have loads of 25 units of copper

loads of 15 units of bismuth

and loads of 25 units of sphalerite

 

is there a way to get 

 

100 bis

200 bis

300 bis

400 bis

500 bis and so on with 1-3 vessels

 

 

ive been stuck on this for hours retrying on a creative world to get it right but half the time it doesnt work. can any one help T.T

 

[jammasterz 7]

Do you have any kinds of nuggets? I have an app that will do all this but i requires some variation in the ore types.

 

Without nuggets i only got a solution for 5 ingots:

 

13 Normal Copper

4 Normal Zinc

5 Poor Bismuth

 

This will fit in a vessel even in double amounts

[dunkleosteus 2,425]

^is correct. the only way to get a multiple of 100 is when a multiple of 15 can add up to a multiple of 25, and the lowest quantity at which this happens is 5, resulting in 75 units of bis. at a req ratio of 10-20%, the only viable resulting quantity of metal is one that uses 15% bis given the other ores you have.

[Oleker 1]

In this post, http://terrafirmacraft.com/f/topic/5440-alloy-calculator/?hl=%2Balloy+%2Bcalculator

You can download a spreadsheet to calculate the alloys you make =D

[keitron 1]

Do you have any kinds of nuggets? I have an app that will do all this but i requires some variation in the ore types.

 

Without nuggets i only got a solution for 5 ingots:

 

13 Normal Copper

4 Normal Zinc

5 Poor Bismuth

 

This will fit in a vessel even in double amounts

 

 

 

thank you thank you thank you <3

[Kittychanley 1,002]

Another app that you can play around with is this one: http://infinitepossibilitygames.com/TFCAlloyCalc/

 

Just keep in mind that making a batch that isn't a multiple of 100 units isn't the end of the world or such a bad thing. Just pour out the extra metal into a partially filled mold, and then when you make your next batch, you can fill that mold up first. Absolute worst case scenario is that when you've decided that you are never ever going to make any of that metal again (which might take some time since a lot of alloys are used to make other alloys), you have less than an ingots worth of material that goes to waste.

[keitron 1]

Another app that you can play around with is this one: http://infinitepossibilitygames.com/TFCAlloyCalc/

 

Just keep in mind that making a batch that isn't a multiple of 100 units isn't the end of the world or such a bad thing. Just pour out the extra metal into a partially filled mold, and then when you make your next batch, you can fill that mold up first. Absolute worst case scenario is that when you've decided that you are never ever going to make any of that metal again (which might take some time since a lot of alloys are used to make other alloys), you have less than an ingots worth of material that goes to waste.

 

 

link is dead

[Kittychanley 1,002]

What browser are you using? I'm on chrome and the link works absolutely fine for me.

[keitron 1]

What browser are you using? I'm on chrome and the link works absolutely fine for me.

 

chrome 

[Soccerdude10 5]

When I typed it into the website bar, it would not work for me. But when I clicked the link on Kitty's post, it worked for me. I was sure I had typed it correctly so I have no idea what was up with that. I am using Chrome as well.

[keitron 1]

link is messed up i cant find their website

[furiousuk 2]

fine for me.

 

Chrome, although I'm a mac, latest chrome update (a few days ago) was a bit touchy on windows, although that was font rendering, havent heard any other problems.

 

The site is trying to use an app manifest, which it doesnt have, this can cause problems on some mobiles but I havent heard of it causing a problem for desktops (any platform) before.

[Gwtheyrn 70]

The browser just flat-out can't find the URL. It's like the domain name registration has expired.

[keitron 1]

one thing could be that some people who loaded it before has it working but for new users it doesn't work