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Copper aging acceleration.

Considering how water is known accelerate the oxidation of metals with iron in particular being infamous for it, it would make sense for copper that remains in contact with water to oxidize faster than normal. This feature would be useful to some players interested in obtaining aged copper blocks for decorative purposes.
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    Something to add to this, perhaps you use some existing machine (furnace, stonecutter) or a new one to return copper to its original form? Maybe the green copper is less powerful, so you either have to use it for decorative purposes, or you have to tend to whatever you built with it. (The trade off being copper is very strong)

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    i really like this idea. copper in contact with water source blocks or water flow blocks should experience accelerated aging. also rain/thunderstorms should accelerate copper aging.

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    What if copper didn't age as a block, but each face could have an oxidized state? I thought this would be cool if you found Copper Ores. The sides that were exposed to air would be green

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    I was just thinking about good ways they could add a way to accelerate copper aging and I think this one is great.