Brick Previously, it was lower and was intended as a long-term fuel for heating homes, on which even cooking food was problematic. But in principle, little burns at temperatures below 300-400 degrees, and cooking food is not such a unique mechanism that it should be restricted, so it was decided to raise the temperature slightly.

Looking at the screenshot, why does soaked in rot grass burn at 300 degrees is 300 a low burning temp? o.o

MrFlame By "crusher" do you mean a pulverizer? when I pulverized an iron bit I got crushed iron which I cant use for ths mod's iron powder. im still not particularly sure how to get the powdered iron normally after some testing in and out of creative. My crusched iron can be ground into a different iron powder that turns into powdered iron oxide that can be used for stone and scrap bombs.

@MrFlame It doesn't sound too complicated, just couldn't find anything on how to make it when looking at the handbook.

Mogami_Chan Melt iron ingots (it must be pure iron, not ore) and break the ingot into pieces with a chisel. Throw these pieces into a crusher to obtain iron dust. Let it sit for a while, and it will turn into rust, which you can then use to craft high-temperature fuel and cast iron and meteorite iron into molds.Profit
I'm curious to hear feedback on whether crafting is too complicated and whether it can increase the amount of fuel you get for it.

There doesn't seem to be a way to get iron powder to make the high temp fuel.

DeadShotPL hi! yes, I`m back here, soon will be an update

May I ask if an update is coming ?

itsjustymirr Thank you! sure, its working now

nice mod! does this still work with 1.20.3 or .4 ?

Vivi_IX sure, take what you need:3

Hi, would you mind if I borrowed the concept of the rot soaked peat for a mod I am making? I have been looking to add a cook class that adds a cooking fuel and this is very close to what I wanted to do. I will need to tweak it but would it be ok if I did?

MrFlame My fault here, author resolved it quickly and efficiently! I failed to see the version changes for the mod itself. My apologies MrFlame.

AccidentAtBirth Are you using the latest version of the mod 1.0.3? Because this bug was fixed a few days ago.

Please be advised, (respectively) anyone using this mod in the v1.20.0-rc.5 that it removes the ability to craft powdered sulfur from sulfur chunks using a quern! Hopefully the author can resolve it. (Yes I tested it several times and it removes the recipe completely for some reason.)

Origin_Alpha_43 
I've never been interested in making configs for mods before, maybe in the future I'll learn how to do it and will definitely do it here😉
You can fix the fuel characteristics yourself. You go to accets/fuel/itemtypes/ you are interested in fatfirewood.json and pressedrot.json. In them, you find “burnDuration”: and correct the number to the desired number of seconds. For fatty firewood, it's 240 seconds, for dry peat, it's 900. You can add a zero at the end and they will burn 10 times longer)

LordOri Minni6in
thank you for your feedback, I fix it. Sorry for so long

fuel:item-rottenpeat-dry нет русского перевода

Rot soaked peat in the EN lang file is missing the word dry

suggestion: if possible, make a config file to tune heat and durations.
I loved the duration before the last update, it feels like its been nerfed too much

The borax with quern is broken again with this mod. I had others enabled thought it could have been one of them so I disabled the others and just used this mod in a test world and it's still causing the problem.

No Worries! Modding is a hobby, not a job, im just happy you shared the mod lol

Joshw42291 fixed, thank you and sorry for so long

For some reason with only this mod in im unable to grind borax in a quern anymore

Arthopleura For this I need deep understanding of C#. I'm like a first-grader - I can read it, but I can't write it)) 
I manipulate the mechanics already created by the developers, trying not to significantly disrupt the technological development in the game by simply adding alternatives.

VaelophisNyx done. I make a high temperature fuel from antracite dust, rust dust, sulfur powder, dry rot-soaked peat and resin. It can melt iron and meteoric iron to cast them.

This suggestion will probably not be added, but when i think about more fuel, i think about oil, gazoline and other fossil fuels. Maybe adding some kind of refinery structure and some oil ?

I know i am asking for a lot, but it would fit a tech themed modpack, and since i am using one, i though about this kind of fuel. Anyway, the mod seems quite nice, getting more variety in our fuel choice is great

a combo of Anthracite, Coke, and crushed Sulfur with a burn temp of 1999°C for 200s would be appreciated (A disclaimer about not melting iron ore with it would be required)

Context:
that specific temp because it's above the melting point of Steel, but lower than the crucible's melting point which can cause a crash

Iron ores melt into Iron blooms, and can be poured, but it never cools (and rarely can crash the game)

Anthracite + Coke + Sulfur makes it very late game, or mid-game if you rush it; it also would make it take at least already having a good supply of iron and coal, to get coke.

200s because Anthracite's 180 + some extra to cover the time and effort of making the stuff

primary use is just remelting and casting iron items (a lot of molds support this but not all do; mostly modded ones don't)

I have all this set up on my version of Superfuel, but with 3x recipe output because I'm lazy :P

the pressed rot gave me a idea. charcoal briquets from charcoal powder maybe. burn longer than regular charcoal. recipie could be charcoal powder and resin or something

TheNiteFox thank you for your feedback!) Glad to hear it:3

Its always great to see someone new in the modding community! This mod, the pemmican mod, and your explosive mod - All great QOL mods! Thank you for sharing your work with us all :)

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Надіюсь цей мод сподобається людям. Автору респект! Швидко й оперативно.
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I hope people like this mod. Respect to the author! Quickly and efficiently.