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Acceleration multiplier is 1+2^(n-1) instead of 2^n #14

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YocyCraft opened this issue Nov 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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Acceleration multiplier is 1+2^(n-1) instead of 2^n #14

YocyCraft opened this issue Nov 4, 2024 · 1 comment

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@YocyCraft
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YocyCraft commented Nov 4, 2024

Using /tick command can show this clearly.

  1. Run command /tick freeze
  2. Use tiab to accelerate a furnace to x4, and put any item with furnace recipe into it
  3. Run command /tick step 66, and the item isn't cooked completely
  4. Run command /tick step 1, and the recipe is done

From above example we can see the furnace needs 67 ticks to cook an item with x4 acceleration, which is 3 times faster instead of 4 (which should be 50 ticks).

In addition, the actual acceleration multiplier for x8, x16, x32, x64, x128, x256 is x5, x9, x17, x33, x65, x129 correspondingly.

@RealMangorage
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Oh no! Thanks for getting me this info. Ill have to see where the math went wrong. :(

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