A game that recently came out that I won't name has a nice feature that I've seen used in other games -- recursive crafting.
Basically, you are allowed to craft anything you have the total resource requirements to make, and any transitional items are automatically added to the crafting queue.
For example, say I have a stack of stone and wood and enough cloth and animal fat to make 100 low grade fuel in my inventory. Today, the furnace is marked as uncraftable. With this feature, it would show up as craftable, and selecting it would automatically add 20 low grade fuel to the crafting queue.
It doesn't save time overall, so people could still pre-craft low grade fuel in anticipation of making furnaces (or explosives), but it would make it easier to queue up the required crafting (without having to wait for the low grade fuel to finish).
Sounds like a good QoL upgrade. I'd enjoy this.
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