Lempo Posted July 22 Report Posted July 22 i had a bunch of berry bushes with +15% yield and after they fully matured they lost the trait. in the pictures you see the strawberry runner that still has the trait which was a cutting from the mature bush that now doesnt have the trait. can anyone explain this to me? most of the bushes i had have lost traits...
LadyWYT Posted July 22 Report Posted July 22 Are you playing with any mods? It's possible that a mod could be interfering with the process somehow. If vanilla, I'd check your game version. If it's 1.22.4/5, then it's likely a bug.
Lempo Posted July 22 Author Report Posted July 22 (edited) this is on the the official public server so all vanilla, i updated to 1.22.5 before starting today though Edited July 22 by Lempo
Lempo Posted July 22 Author Report Posted July 22 (edited) seems like a bunch of the bushes also had their cutting timer reset Edited July 22 by Lempo
Nathan Flaminio Posted July 22 Report Posted July 22 Happened to me as well. 6 different fruit bushes lining the walls by my front door, all lost their traits. All had the +15% and some had other positive traits too (my strawberry had 3 positive and no negative). I have not updated yet, still on 1.22.3 1
Professor Dragon Posted July 22 Report Posted July 22 Maybe add your logs and version to this issue: Berry bushes losing traits #9215 https://github.com/anegostudios/VintageStory-Issues/issues/9215 Professor Dragon.
Marabunta12 Posted August 2 Report Posted August 2 This is quite common bug. Try changing place where you keep your berry bushes. It seems the bug only appears in some chunks so moving your berries about 100 blocks might help. 1
Ceirus Posted August 8 Report Posted August 8 Hey, same thing happened to me, my current theory is that it's due to the fact that they were not fully matured prior to winter, tests will need to be run however. 1
Ceirus Posted August 10 Report Posted August 10 (edited) I am back with some additional notes. The plants that were planted in winter that hadn't reached maturity yet (Still a cutting, able to be removed and replanted without destruction of bush), and the plants that were planted in spring both retained their traits. The bushes I had that lost their traits were already in their second stage of growth during winter n' went into dormancy. It may be due to the dormancy during winter, but this is only one data point. I will also try to report whether or not the bushes lose their traits come next spring on my world, as it would really suck if the dormancy just killed the traits of fully established non-wild bushes too. Edit: Wording Clarification Edited August 10 by Ceirus 1
Professor Dragon Posted August 10 Report Posted August 10 (edited) 6 hours ago, Ceirus said: I am back with some additional notes. The plants that were planted in winter that hadn't reached maturity yet (Still a cutting, able to be removed and replanted without destruction of bush), and the plants that were planted in spring both retained their traits. The bushes I had that lost their traits were already in their second stage of growth during winter n' went into dormancy. It may be due to the dormancy during winter, but this is only one data point. I will also try to report whether or not the bushes lose their traits come next spring on my world, as it would really suck if the dormancy just killed the traits of fully established non-wild bushes too. Edit: Wording Clarification Hi @Ceirus - nice commitment to the scientific method. Love it. If you want to speed up the process, you don't need to wait it out. A) Make a Copy of your world or a new small test world. B) Run time in fast forward using either the month time skip and/or accelerating time: https://wiki.vintagestory.at/Time#Commands I've used both methods together when testing fruiting and flowering on berry bushes, and they respond just as if you'd waited, but in a fraction of the time. Also, it might be worth paying attention to whether snow falls on the bushes or not - that could be a reset trigger, maybe. Professor Dragon. Edited August 10 by Professor Dragon
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