[1.12] Potter (add building, goods)
-The concept of this mod is based on the following changes:
–Glassworks mixes glass and porcelain. (Primary factor)
—While they are common to the ceramic industry, it is extreme to have a single facility handle both.
–Leaded Glass is assigned to Household Items. (Primary factor)
—Crystal Glass should be considered a Luxury Good.
–Historical companies dealing in porcelain and glass are producing unrelated items. (Secondary factor)
–Bone China is produced outside of England. (Secondary factor)
-The glassworks’ glass and ceramic methods will be separated.
-A pottery facility compatible with porcelain will be added.
-Glassworks can produce high-quality glass in addition to regular glass.
–This is intended to be the equivalent of high-quality products sold in sewing factories and furniture factories.
–High-quality glass is intended to be forest glass or lead glass in vanilla.
—This is a format that does not take Venetian glass into consideration. It is being intentionally ignored for now.
–Normal glass is intended to be soda lime glass.
-Potteries will produce ceramics as a low-cost product and porcelain as a high-quality product.
-Crystal glass technology has been removed.
–This is because crystal glass itself has been in practical use since before the 19th century.
-Porcelain has low productivity, but its unit price and specific importance as a pop-of-purchase item are higher than other luxury goods.
–And when it comes to porcelain, productivity is higher in the Orient and England than in other regions.
—The Orient represents the strategic regions of Southern China, Northern China, Manchuria, and Japan.
—England represents bone china, which dominated porcelain until the mid-20th century. This is because England was the main supplier.
–Chemical bleaching technology increases porcelain productivity, but both methods are improved over time, so it’s impossible to reverse this trend.
-Companies that target porcelain have changed their target facility from glassworks to kilns.
–Spode, the company that commercialized bone china in the UK, has been added as a unique company.
–Ludwig Moser & Sons Glassworks, which supplies Bohemian crystal, is the only company that supplies high-quality glass masterpieces.
-Regarding initial facilities, soda lime glass was not in circulation in the Orient.
–Basically, all glassworks are replaced by kilns.
–However, it is true that Qianlong glass was also in circulation. Some glassworks exist in the Qing Dynasty.
-For potteries outside of the Orient, companies that existed as of 1836 have been extracted for each state, with reference to the English version of Wikipedia.
–Items not extracted from Wikipedia are not reflected, so the adjustments are incomplete.
-It’s hard to say the balance is appropriate.
-British pottery did not dominate the global market due to bone china, glass workshops mixed lead glass and porcelain, and historical companies handled inconsistent porcelain and glass products…The concept of this mod was to review these things.
[Credits]
Images of the product "Pottery" are available below.
Pottery Illustration
Takashi Mifune https://www.irasutoya.com/
https://www.irasutoya.com/2014/08/blog-post_106.html
https://www.irasutoya.com/p/terms.html
Images of the facility "Potter" are available below (partially used).
Potter teaches how to make clay pot
Lisovoy https://depositphotos.com/portfolio-3268739.html
https://depositphotos.com/photo/potter-teaches-how-make-clay-pot-125661352.html
https://depositphotos.com/free-license-with-attribution.html
Images of the company "Spode" are available below. (Partial use)
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Spode_3.JPG
See the image of the masterpiece "Blue and White" below (partially used).
Meissner Teller with Zwiebelmuster Deck
Kaolin https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Kaolin
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Teller_Zwiebelmuster.jpgp
Note: Due to hardcode limitations, the Meissen masterpiece has been changed to blue and white so that it can be used with Spode.
Required items:
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[1.12] Charcoal (add goods, PMs) — Steam Workshop
Revisions:
Old revisions of this mod are available below. Click the link to download.
