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--- moonshine:freth_s_moonshine_guide [2025/02/02 11:47] – [The Numbers] freth
+++ moonshine:freth_s_moonshine_guide [2025/03/10 10:27] (current) – freth
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 Knowing this, it makes sense that you need to know the values of each furnace, each container, and each ingredient.
-Thankfully, someone else has already done the work for us.  I have listed the known number values [[moonshine:freth_s_moonshine_guide#numbers|below]].  You can also find all number values at [[https://wurmfood.com/|Wurmfood.com]].  Each drop-down has the values.
+Thankfully, someone else has already done the work for us.  I have listed the known number values [[moonshine:freth_s_moonshine_guide#numbers|below]].  You can also find all number values at [[https://wurmfood.com/|Wurmfood.com]].  Each drop-down has the values.  You may also want to check out their [[https://wurmcoders.com/moonshine|moonshine generator]].
-Gather the numbers together in their respective tables.  I recommend a spreadsheet.  More on how to configure a spreadsheet below.
+Gather the numbers together in their respective tables.  I recommend a spreadsheet.  More on how to configure a spreadsheet [[https://freth.us/player/doku.php?id=moonshine:freth_s_moonshine_guide#steps_to_success|below]].
 ===== The Recipes =====
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 * Choose a method for calculating recipe totals.  I use a Google Docs spreadsheet.
 * Copy the [[moonshine:freth_s_moonshine_guide#numbers|value/item pair tables]] into your project.
-* Configure your project to access the data for visual presentation and calculations.  For Google Docs you'll want to set up [[https://support.google.com/docs/answer/63175?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop|named ranges]] and use [[https://support.google.com/appsheet/answer/10107325?hl=en|data validation]] to lookup and retrieve data in your tables.  These two functions will give you an interactive spreadsheet you can use to create recipes and see the affinity they point to.
+* Configure your project to access the data for visual presentation and calculations.  For Google Docs you'll want to set up [[https://support.google.com/docs/answer/63175?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop|named ranges]] and use [[https://support.google.com/appsheet/answer/10107325?hl=en|data validation]] to lookup and retrieve data in your tables.  These two functions will give you an interactive spreadsheet you can use to create recipes and see the affinity they point to.  I made a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E045p7D9LmU|video]] on how to use these functions.
 How to calculate: