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Anyone know if it's possible to add more ores after the ones inside the crucible are melted? That would eliminate that problem and the only issue would be somehow getting ores to fall into the crucibles.
Yeah I realize that. The questions I'm posing are: Is it possible to keep adding ores to molten metal inside the crucible? Or will they not smelt? If they smelt, will they be added to the current value of the already smelted metal or will those ores be lost? I'm asking that because a machine could break, thus halting production entirely, or you might get only gold for a while and no iron, halting iron production.
If it's possible to smelt more ores without losing value, then the question becomes how to reliably get ores to fall into crucibles from a conveyor system.
Ah. I'd call that a bug then. Would definitely be nice to see some kind of smelting automation given that there are conveyors, sorters, drills, harvesters and the like for automating things. Kinda makes sense that there should be automation for smelting too.