Target & Solve: Re-create a recipe in another language

[@mboudre]

This is brilliant! The thing I needed that I didn't know was a possibility. Hats off to you!

[@jeromeceramics6380]

simple & efficient... and user friendly!

[@joannafeldheim5893]

Amazing! Thank you. Gonna try one and see how it turns out. 🤞

[@us9112]

Many thanks!!!

[@seaowl]

When I am on glazy, I don't have button for target after pressing calculator, how can I find target button?

[@DarkStars9]

I have the same issue

[@derekau3036]

Target & Solve is a Patron-only feature, it's $2/mo or free for students and teachers. Patrons are needed to help pay for Glazy's costs. Find out more here: help.glazy.org/support.html#how-to-support-glazy

[@DarkStars9]

This will be an awesome feature. unfortunately, I don't see the target button anywhere when I go to edit a glaze, hopefully its just rolling out cause this will be very useful.

[@derekau3036]

I'm sorry, I should have been clearer, I updated the description: Target & Solve is a Patron-only feature, it's $2/mo or free for students and teachers. Patrons are needed to help pay for Glazy's costs. Find out more here: help.glazy.org/support.html#how-to-support-glazy

[@jpprieto]

You say that "analysis match", but actually they don't (from 4:00).

[@derekau3036]

Yes, they are slightly different, mostly because Glazy uses combined K2O & Na2O (i.e. "KNaO") to calculate the substitutions. You could get a closer match by including a Soda Feldspar instead of a Custer Feldspar, and maybe even Talc or Dolomite if you wanted the RO fluxes to match exactly.