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Make Copper Aging Fade. No Instant Texture Change

I think the copper aging could be very cool as long as it is done right. It should take a long while for it to become green in order to truly show how much time has past. Like (2-3 Months) 

I also think that the copper needs to be aging consistently instead of the patchy way it ages now. The best way for it to age would be fading between the textures instead of popping into existence.

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• October 03, 2020 19:44
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  Жұмағайыр Даниал commented

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  • October 05, 2020 06:59
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  I don't think there is a way at making realistic transitions. They either need to make animation (like with prismarine) states saved in the world, so it would not change to the first stage after reentering the world (is it possible?) or make way more textures for a transition. I think how it is now is fine, they just need to make a process longer if they really want us to feel the aging of the world. I would not be against a world setting for copper oxidation, maybe from several days to a real life month.

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  nudelholzsuppe commented

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  • October 13, 2020 04:37
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  also the texture change should be a second layer and not block states.

   

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  • October 13, 2020 04:37
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  it should also be independent from block orientation, but depending on gravity when rust streaks occurr.

   

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  nudelholzsuppe commented

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  • October 13, 2020 04:38
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  single player: 60 hours for full corrosion.

  multiplayer: 600 hours for full corrosion.

  multiplayer time is increased because a server is always running.