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Uncrafting, Transmutation, and Dragon Powder
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2012年11月24日 7時58分
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Uncrafting, Transmutation, and Dragon Powder

解説
This Mod does a few things, all having to do with crafting.

1) It allows you to smelt down old gear into ingots

2) It allows you to grind down Dragon Armor and Falmer items into three(3) new alchemy reagents.

3) It allows you to transmute metals and minerals at the smelter.


DETAILS:

No requirements are needed for smelting weapons and armor down into their base components. All burnable components are lost in the fire. All superfluous metals are lost in the mix. An equatable amount of metal is produced depending on the composition of the item. This is realistic. In metallurgy there is no dissapearance of smelt. All impurities are burnt out and the composition becomes, if anything, stronger (temper is another story). All other Mods that give smaller amounts back are not true to reality. This encompasses all metal based items.

To get the new Alchemy reagents, you must have the skill perk "Purify".

To transmute metals into metals, minerals into minerals and smelting jewelry, you need the following skill perks:
-Master Alteration
-Purify
-Arcane Blacksmith

To transmute metals into minerals and vice versa you additionally need "Expert Conjuration".

Any alloy is not a pure metal and therefore cannot be transmuted. This includes steel and Dwarven metal.

I have spent a great deal of time on this mod and would like your feedback.
Please vote for this Mod if you enjoy it.
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Palorius  [作成者] 2013年5月9日 7時46分 
Sorry, English or Japanese here only. Or a little Spanish
rond71 2013年5月3日 11時17分 
Gibt es hier vielleicht auch die Möglichkeit, das Salz der Leere herzustellen?
Palorius  [作成者] 2013年2月1日 6時00分 
only the equipment is grindable. The raw material is not.
Zeneva 2013年1月29日 18時17分 
Hey love the concept Palorius. However I was wondering wether only Dragon armour was crushable to powder or the bones & scales fresh from dragonslaying grinable? Also once they are in powder form, what alchemy properties do they convey? Cheers Zenbela
Palorius  [作成者] 2013年1月1日 7時56分 
Bob, if you have an item and the requirements, then the option will pop up automatically at the smelter. Do a quick check on the uesp website for item ingredients. Malachite is used in glass and elven equipment.
Bob Zombie 2012年12月27日 13時11分 
This is an awesome mod! It really helps with building my house and getting raw materials. I wonder if it's possible to perhaps make a list of sources (or something like it) where if I needed Malachite and I've never made anything with Malachite, I wouldn't know what to break down since I don't believe there are any weapons or armor with the word 'Malachite' in it. That might require a lot of code though, I'm not a programmer. Perhaps something in the popup window that says 'can be broken down into ***', something like that?
Palorius  [作成者] 2012年12月3日 2時49分 
@marling I understand, but honestly I think not getting back the extreneous things is enough. There actually is a loss many times due to the item type limit being one. (i.e. you can't get more than one item class from crafting) and I had to forego my original idea of getting all metals back.
Palorius  [作成者] 2012年12月3日 2時43分 
@gauffa I will have to look at it. The problem is the amount of code I needed to go through. I pushed an all nighter because of my OCD but probably made a few mistakes. Give me a list of items you see a discrepancy in and I will take a look at it after a bit. I have an extremely busy month coming up.
j.marling 2012年11月30日 22時06分 
Very Nice, but getting all the metal back seems too easy. Seems like a 25-50% penalty would be better, even if not exactly how it works in real life(smelting loss penalty < than 5%)..
›gheist (Adam) 2012年11月29日 15時23分 
@Smithalaric21
"Steel is an alloy made by combining iron and other elements, the most common of these being carbon. When carbon is used, its content in the steel is between 0.2% and 2.1% by weight, depending on the grade. Other alloying elements sometimes used are manganese, chromium, vanadium and tungsten.

Carbon and other elements act as a hardening agent, preventing dislocations in the iron atom crystal lattice from sliding past one another. ...Steel with increased carbon content can be made harder and stronger than iron, but such steel is also less ductile than iron."
-Wikipedia