An alloy mod for SimpleOres and add-ons.
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Fusion extends SimpleCore and Simple Ores with alloy-making and metalworking, adding steel alongside bronze, thyrium, and sinisite, with corresponding tools, armor, and other items. Its fusion furnace combines two input materials with a catalyst to produce alloys in nugget, medium-chunk, or large-chunk forms; for example, steel uses iron with coal, gunpowder, or redstone, while bronze combines copper and tin. The furnace can be automated with hoppers, with separate sides for the two inputs, catalyst, fuel, and output. Fusion also includes configurable recycling recipes that recover ores or raw materials from worn equipment and other items, including tools and armor made from Simple Ores metals. Metal chunks can be combined into larger pieces and ultimately smelted into ingots, while the project also adds metal doors and decorative blocks, bars, stairs, and slabs.
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147 modpacks include Fusion in at least one of their versions. Here are the 30 most downloaded.
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