Most recipes in K2 smelt normally at a 2:1 ratio, and once you can enrich them they reach 1:1. Tungsten normally runs a 2:1, I believe, so should it not reach that ratio once you can enrich it? Currently it smelts at a 3:1 (i.e. 9:3) in base K2, and a 9:4 once enriched, which is barely an improvement at all. Why bother with the extra processes and byproducts of enriching if it only gives a 33% boost instead of the 100% boost we see on other ores?

Hi, thanks for the feedback. It sounds like I need to adjust the enriched smelting recipe. I will take a closer look sometime soon.

Hi again!

I took a look at this. I might be looking at this in a different way but I think the ratios seem correct.

• The amount of ore needed to make a certain amount of iron plates drops by 25% when using enrichment without modules.
• The amount of ore needed to make a certain amount of tungsten plates drops by 25% when using enrichment without modules.

Another, output-focused way to say this:

• Iron goes from 2:1 --> 3:2 or for comparison, 18:9 --> 18:12
• Tungsten goes from 3:1 --> 9:4, or for comparison 18:6 --> 18:8

In each case, the output is increased by a third.