Not an Issue. I made a data pack for you to help with fixing TFMG Recipes....(well most of them)

[Food-dude-99]

Hello. I made this datapack to fix metalwork recipes on my server and decided to check your github to see if these issues were known. I saw issues were already made and decided to go ahead give you this datapack to help you with updating your code. I could not however fix the iron industrial furnace recipe no matter what I tried.

Note 1: For the industrial furnace recipe the process time is in seconds and the "hotAirUsage" is in buckets and I grabbed the values from the recipes TFMG already has.

Note 2: I was gonna add a mixing recipe with molten nickel, molten steel, and silicon to make your molten magnetic fluid but I do not know how to. I think its a good idea to have an alternative way with your mod to make magnetic alloy ingots.

I don't need any acknowledgement nor is this anyway being rude or spiteful. I just wanted to help :D

metalworks_tfmg_fix.zip

[random-guy831]

How do I apply this to my curseforge modpack?

[Food-dude-99]

Sorry I don't know how to apply data packs for singleplayer worlds. I only know how to make them for servers my deepest apologizes

[random-guy831]

OK, thats fine.

[AverageAnime]

Thanks for the contribution. I've mostly completed the overhaul for TFMG compatibility, but it will still take a bit to finish. Included is a preview of the update. If you (or anyone else) would like to take a look and give some feedback, that'd be greatly appreciated. No pressure though.

data.zip

1. Casting recipes are bugged and can only use 144mB as the input. Therefore, Metalwork will use 144mB as the ingot standard instead of 111mB. Hopefully this will be fixed.
2. Molten steel base recipes overlaps with molten iron, requiring adjustments to the base recipes. Instead of crushed raw iron, it now uses a cast iron ingot. Molten cast iron is now created with an iron ingot & coal.
3. Industrial blasting no longer provides higher yields. The benefit of using crushed materials vs. raw is now simply decreased processing time and hot air usage.
4. Higher yields are now provided through vat machines. There are 3 tiers (cast iron, steel, and fireproof chemical), with increased yields each tier and decreased processing time. Molten alloys work slightly different than molten ores, but are also created through vat machines. Mixing vat machines also appear to be bugged as they don't require rotation. Additionally, the electrode vat machine recipes don't seem to work. Once they work properly, I'll add those recipes.
5. Ingots can still be melted into molten form via a regular heated mixer.
6. Ingots from compacting and molten ores from mixing will be disabled.

Note: The .zip does not include the removals of mixing and compacting recipes or alloying recipes beyond Create & TFMG.

[Dortimus]

I am also playing on a custom modpack using metalwork and TFMG. I've noticed so far a couple recipes are incorrect.

• Andesite alloy casting (using TFMG casting) uses molten iron instead of molten andesite (recipe ID: createmetalwork/create/compat/tfmg/casting/andesite_alloy_from_casting).
• Netherite ingot casting (recipe ID: createmetalwork/create/compat/tfmg/casting/netherite_from_casting) uses both molten iron as an input and iron ingot as an output. There is a compacting recipe for netherite from molten netherite so it's not really an issue, just a duplicate iron ingot recipe, but based on the recipe ID I imagine it is supposed to exist.

I tried using Food-dude-99's datapack to fix the andesite alloy recipe (which it should fix based on looking at the recipe id) but it doesn't seem to. the data.zip file linked above does not seem to contain the andesite alloy fix, but I'm new to this so I could be wrong.