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taille	4 x 7
où	Atelier

Le Chaudron

• Le chaudron est un équipement très utilisé, permettant de fabriquer entre autre de la Potasse, des Fertilisants, de l'acide ou encore du Sel.
  
  • La plupart seront disponible grâce à la compétence Dessiccation
• Il est le plus souvent employé pour faire réduire des mélanges liquides par évaporation. Pour cela, il doit être maintenue en chauffe en étant alimenter continuellement avec du Bois.

• Il est possible de construire des chaudrons après avoir appris la Compétence Cuisine au degré 1.

Coût

• 4 Revêtement de cuivre
• 1 Pot de fer

Construit dans un Atelier, utilise 5x5 cellules.

Production

Production	Composant	Méthode	Techno/Comp nécessaire
5 Potasse	5 Cendre, 25 eau (Prend 15 min environ)	Chauffée	Aucune
50 Engrais à fleurs	3 Poisson pourri, 5 Cruche d'eau, 5 Bois	Non-Chauffée	Horticulture
50 Engrais à grains	1 Poisson pourri, 1 Fumier, 5 Cruche d'eau, 5 Bois	Non-Chauffée	Culture de l'orge
50 Herbicide	1 Champignon: Peau de crapaud, 5 Cruche d'eau, 5 Bois	Non-Chauffée	Culture de l'orge
25 Souffre*	25 Eau sulfurée	Chauffée	Dessiccation (degré 1)
3 Sel	25 Lait de coco	Chauffée	Dessiccation (degré 2) pour configurer le chaudron, pas pour le lancer.
3 Acide	25 Eau sulfurée, 1 Sel	Chauffée	Dessiccation (degré 3) pour configurer le chaudron, pas pour le lancer.
8 Arsenic	1 Champignon: Couvée de scorpion, 1 Champignon: Lame de rasoir, 5 Huile, 5 Bois	Non-Chauffée	Extraction de toxines
1 Larmes de Geb	10 bulbe de Fleur	Non-Chauffée(?)	Horticulture avancée

NOTE: Le Souffre peu aussi être fabriqué en faisant s’évaporer de l'Eau sulfurée dans un Baquet rudimentaire ou un Baquet résistant, qui n'utiliseront pas de bois et ne nécessitent aucune compétence.

Méthodes

There are two methods used for the kettle:

• Non-stoked - load with requirements including wood, leave until complete (Takes about 42 real seconds to complete).
• Stoked - load with requirements, stoke with wood and ignite, continue to add wood/stoke as it burns down until the liquid is boiled off. For stoked runs (see details below), you will need 28 wood per kettle (assuming no mistakes), with the total process taking about 15 teppy minutes (about 30 teppysec per tic / Tic meaning each wood burned takes about 30s each).

Chauffe

In general terms, it works as follows:

• Once the kettle is ignited, it runs in a series of 30-teppysecond ticks. At the beginning of each tick, it consumes one deben of wood. At the end of the tick, it evaporates one deben of water. (Meaning that most of the time, except for the very beginning and end of the batch, it will consume one wood and one water simultaneously every 30 tsec.)
• The first three ticks after igniting are "warm-up" ticks... wood is consumed, but no water is evaporated.
• If at the beginning of a tick there is no wood left under the kettle, the fire goes out. The batch isn't ruined, but the fire will have to be reignited, and will go through the warm-up process again, wasting time and wood.
• You can stoke the kettle at any time to add wood, but it will only hold up to 5 at once.
• Takes 15 Teppy minutes to complete.

Chauffe continue

Method 1

1. Load requirements
2. Ignite (cost 5 wood)
   • Burns off 1 wood in lighting
   • Fire burns till 0 (4 wood)
3. At 0 wood stoke 5; water is at 24 now
4. At 0 wood stoke 5; water is at 19 now
5. At 0 wood stoke 5; water is at 14 now
6. At 0 wood stoke 5; water is at 9 now
7. At 2 wood stoke 3; water is at 6 now
8. Let burn out
9. Take the product (don't discard!)

Method 2

1. Load requirements
2. Ignite (cost 5 wood)
   • Burns off 1 wood in lighting
   • Fire burns till 1 (3 wood)
3. At 1 wood stoke 4 (max); water is at 25 now
4. At 1 wood stoke 4 (max); water is at 21 now
5. At 1 wood stoke 4 (max); water is at 17 now
6. At 1 wood stoke 4 (max); water is at 13 now
7. At 1 wood stoke 4 (max); water is at 9 now
8. At 1 wood stoke 4 (max); water is at 5 now
9. Let burn out
10. Take the product (don't discard!)

With this second method, you only ever have to "Stock Max", which means you can use the "S" hotkey every time. This is extremely handy when you are running a large number of kettles. It is one extra step but it still works out at the same amount of time and wood but also means that it is less likely that lag or your ability to stock a lot of kettles doesn't result in the kettle stalling (fire going out).

Stoking a Kettle the Easy Way

The above method works perfectly but tends to end up with you tied to your keyboard watching for the wood to reach 0.

You don't need to do that. Just ignite the kettle, and stoke max whenever you happen to be looking at the kettle, until the amount of water in there is 6 or less. Then stoke enough wood so that the wood will run out with 1 measure of water left: if you're at water 6, stoke to 5, if you're at water 5, stoke to 4 wood, if you're at water 4 stoke to a total of 3 wood, and so on.

That way you can alt-tab and read Facebook or chat with your guildies, and just stoke whenever you get a chance. Just check often enough not to let the fire go out (like I just did whilst writing this wiki entry - FAIL!). However, if it does go out, it's not a disaster - you'll just need a bit more wood.