PlaneShift

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  • Task Type Feature Request
  • Category Rules → Crafting Transformations
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Attached to Project: PlaneShift
Opened by Oliver Nothers - 29.03.2010
Last edited by Tuathanach - 29.03.2014

FS#4318 - Implement Brass

Since there is bronze (and more and more people work with it), and there is also zinc besides the tin to possibly combine with the copper - make brass available.
What other use was there for zinc anyway?
The actual mix should be similar to bronze, with zinc in place of tin to go along the copper.

Would also be great if there were finally possibilities to craft something out of those alloys…

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ID Project Summary Priority Severity Assigned To Progress
6080 PlaneShift FS#6080 - List of crafting feature requests Low Davide Vescovini, Tuathanach
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RlyDontKnow commented on 29.03.2010 12:58

FR → setting new

leon wilk commented on 01.04.2010 14:16

Adding my vote here.

Brass is less durable, softer, more chemically active = environmentally degraded, than bronze, but thanks to that it's easier to work with. It is also more visually pleasing, shiny gold vs dark brown-black.

As such it should be good for "prettifying" features and complex shapes like studs on a shield or handles of swords, making production of these easier and price of finished items higher. OTOH used in structural elements (shield shape, sword blade) it should perform worse than bronze, though still better than pure copper.

The proportions are 60% copper 40% zinc for a harder, more durable and structurally sound version, and 50% copper 50% zinc for an alloy that is a pleasure for a novice blacksmith to work with, but not quite as durable.

Franta commented on 03.07.2010 15:27

I vote for the brass implementing too. There are pretty commonly used door handles made from brass and it can be also used for many other things, in example cups, bowls or weapon handles. And both copper and zinc are already implemented.

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