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[1.10.2] Issues with fuel burn times. Is there a time ceiling...? [Solved]

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Hi...so I use IfuelHandler to make custom fuels and a few of my mod items have very high burn times. Someof these items/blocks, code show belong only burn for the length of time of one wood block, when in reality they should burn for over an hour. Any ideas what's up? Is their some tick cap that I'm unaware of? Any ideas for workarounds? Code below:

 

		if (fuel.getItem() == Item.getItemFromBlock(ModBlocks.pelletBlock)){
				return 8100; //9 times the value of fuel pellets
			}
			if (fuel.getItem() == ModItems.concentratedPelletsFuel){
				return 30000; //4 times the value of pellet blocks
			}
			if (fuel.getItem() == Item.getItemFromBlock(ModBlocks.concentratedPelletBlock)){
				return 291600; //9 times the value of concentrated pellet fuel
			}

 

 

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Hi...so I use IfuelHandler to make custom fuels and a few of my mod items have very high burn times. Someof these items/blocks, code show belong only burn for the length of time of one wood block, when in reality they should burn for over an hour. Any ideas what's up? Is their some tick cap that I'm unaware of? Any ideas for workarounds? Code below:

 

		if (fuel.getItem() == Item.getItemFromBlock(ModBlocks.pelletBlock)){
				return 8100; //9 times the value of fuel pellets
			}
			if (fuel.getItem() == ModItems.concentratedPelletsFuel){
				return 30000; //4 times the value of pellet blocks
			}
			if (fuel.getItem() == Item.getItemFromBlock(ModBlocks.concentratedPelletBlock)){
				return 291600; //9 times the value of concentrated pellet fuel
			}

What material are pellet blocks? If they are Material.WOOD then they will have a value and it will not reach the Forge IFuelHandler reference.

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