About Electric Furnace Speed
Description:
Electric Furnace Speed is a lightweight Rust plugin that gives server administrators complete control over electric furnace smelting speeds. Tired of waiting for ores to smelt? Want to speed up your server's progression? This plugin allows you to multiply the smelting speed of electric furnaces, making them process ores anywhere from 2x to 100x faster (or even slower if you prefer a challenge). The plugin features smooth UI animations, per-item speed customization, and real-time configuration changes without requiring server restarts. Perfect for modded servers, PvP-focused environments, or any server looking to adjust the vanilla smelting experience.
Features
• Global speed multiplier for all electric furnaces
• Per-item speed customization (different speeds for different ores)
• Real-time speed changes without server restart
• Automatic application to all existing and new electric furnaces
• Simple admin commands for on-the-fly adjustments
• Lightweight with minimal performance impact
Configuration
The config file will be generated at: oxide/config/ElectricFurnaceSpeed.json
Example:
{
"SmeltingSpeedMultiplier": 2.0,
"CustomItemMultipliers": {
"metal.ore": 2.0,
"sulfur.ore": 2.0,
"hq.metal.ore": 2.0
}
}
Options
General Settings
SmeltingSpeedMultiplier → The global multiplier for smelting speed.
Default: 2.0 (2x faster) - Set to 1.0 for vanilla speed - Set to 10.0 for 10x faster smelting - Set to 0.5 for half speed (slower)
CustomItemMultipliers → Override the global multiplier for specific items -
"metal.ore" → Speed multiplier for metal ore
"sulfur.ore" → Speed multiplier for sulfur ore
"hq.metal.ore" → Speed multiplier for high quality metal ore
Permissions
No permissions required - admin-only commands by default.
Commands
/furnacespeed - Shows current smelting speed multiplier
/furnacespeed <multiplier> - Sets the smelting speed multiplier (admin only)
Example: /furnacespeed 10 (makes furnaces 10x faster)
Console Commands
furnacespeed.set <multiplier> - Sets the smelting speed multiplier from F1 console Example: furnacespeed.set 5
