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Is there a guide to the many quirks and features of the chiseling system? Like, how does one interact with the "decor" layer, and what can be done with this mysterious feature? What about wallpapers? They mysteriously disappear when trying to chisel anything that already has been wallpapered, with no mentioning why anywhere I can find. There seem to be a lot of "hidden" features in this game, that only is known about by those who have extensive knowledge of the game, but not mentioned for the mere average players like myself. Would be really interesting to see some more in-depth guides to some of this amazing games many aspects.

If you check this page, you can look up every rocktype and what ores spawn where

Have you tried /whenwillitstopraining command to check what that tell you?

Open it and see if the wood is still there. Also, have you put any non full blocks on the outer rim of the pit, f.eks. a stair or partly chiseled block? I've had this happen on one of my worlds, and it turned out to be caused by a stair block that I had used. If it's not any of these, I have no idea why it's not finishing

I've noticed this too, where the satiety bar suddenly jumps up and back down when eating. Not found any pattern to when it happens or linked to any specific food.

I've had no issues finding metal parts on 1.19 , got several stacks on my current playtrough. Think most of them I found in underground translocator ruins, or when fighting the occasional sawblade locusts in deep caves.

Not a bug, it's intentional and been in the game "forever".

You can turn off the temporal stability by typing /worldconfig temporalStability false to get rid of that effect.

A very good tip, and something I use myself when I build stuff in my world

Looks like it might be the MoreRoofing Mod, but I'm not sure.. does look good tho, I do like it

If you're on Windows, you can easily move the game over to your second monitor with a simple keypress. Hold ⇧ Shift+⊞ Win and press ← or →. If you want to move the game to your left monitor, use the left arrow key. To move the game to your right monitor, use the right arrow key. Hope that helps

If you want to disable creative mode in your single player world, there is a setting you can change to do that. Assuming your install is in the default location, you will find your local server config here: %Appdata%/VintagestoryData/serverconfig.json In that file do a search for: AllowCreativeMode And change its value from true to false Now when you start your singleplayer world, you should not be able to turn on creative mode. Hope that helps.

I've patched the mod for 1.18.15 and 1.19.4, both versions can now be downloaded from here: XMas Time - Continued Enjoy

Created a quick patch to address the issue, for those who are interested. Can be downloaded here: Seedbag patch

@Felix Hoppe@Yozo This already exists in the game, as far as I can see. Take a look here: How to use WorldEdit This allows for import/export of schematics created in creative mode. Hope that helps

It's not a texture problem, it's the 3d rendered bag that is rotated to the right, effectively hiding the seed texture behind the numbers.

What do you mean by travelling large distances? 200 blocks? 500? More? There can be large areas that are unstable, that's just normal. Likewise, there are large areas that are very stable, some almost all the way down to bedrock (I've had worlds where that has happened). Just try going further than you have been, and see if things change, you've probably just been unlucky on your current world

Water is also your friend, you swim faster than them, but be aware of their leap ability

Water wheels are already in the Roadmap for the game

I do this all the time, as they make for great starter shelters and easy, free, durable building materials

If you can't find much surface nuggets, panning is absolutely an option! This can often result in other useful items to be found as well, and I do pan as soon as I can when starting fresh. Most of the time when I find surface copper, I'm not actively looking for it, but often just stumble upon the rocks while looking for other resources.

Great work, as always! But sad to see the mining nerf actually go trough unchanged, even after lots of negative comments about it's impact on an already very time consuming task. We spend loads of hours mining, and now we need to spend another 20% more time down there not a huge fan of this change..

Gracias!

We're having issues with our multiplayer server crashing lately, and we've not been able to figure this one out, because of several factors, and I was hoping maybe someone in the community could share some light on what's going on. We're running on a hosted server, and all access we have is ftp/web, and no control of server auto restart or inline parameters. When the server restarts, it deletes all the logs, so we have no way of error searching other than what the players on the server at the given time can tell us. We have a script in place that culls the logs every 5 minutes to a off site machine that we can examine, but they rarely hold any viable info for the moment when things go wonky and the server restarts. Yesterday we did however get some info in the logs that could be the culprit, but we're not sure. It was caught at the moment it happened, and one of our admins were online to snag the log before it got deleted, and it contained something that we think might be a bug, or at least the reason for the server crashing. 20.2.2024 05:02:38 [Notification] Client OMGDeadtoast tried to place a block but rejected because OnPlaceBlock returns false. Failure code entityintersecting [...] 20.2.2024 05:03:28 [Notification] Client OMGDeadtoast tried to place a block but rejected because it would intersect with another player 20.2.2024 05:03:29 [Notification] Exception thrown when trying to initialize a block entity @12801, 112, 18039: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at Vintagestory.API.Common.EntityAgent.TryMount(IMountable onmount) in C:\Users\Tyron\Documents\vintagestory\game\VintagestoryApi\Common\Entity\EntityAgent.cs:line 188 at Vintagestory.API.Common.EntityPlayer.TryMount(IMountable onmount) in C:\Users\Tyron\Documents\vintagestory\game\VintagestoryApi\Common\Entity\EntityPlayer.cs:line 1174 at Vintagestory.GameContent.BlockEntityBed.Initialize(ICoreAPI api) in C:\Users\Tyron\Documents\vintagestory\game\VSSurvivalMod\BlockEntity\BEBed.cs:line 89 at Vintagestory.Server.ServerSystemSupplyChunks.mainThreadLoadChunkColumn(ChunkColumnLoadRequest chunkRequest) in C:\Users\Tyron\Documents\vintagestory\game\VintagestoryLib\Server\Systems\World\LoadThread\SupplyChunks.cs:line 887 I've tried to replicate this on a SP world to see if I can get the same result, but I only got the part where it says block placement is rejected, and not the failure code that follows in the above example. The server is the latest stable release 1.19.3 Our host is Gportal Mods we use: A Culinary Artillery 1.1.0 Animal Cages 3.0.2 Better Ruins 0.3.3 Bricklayers 2.5.0 Expanded Matter 2.5.0 Expanded Foods 1.6.8 Joy of Sailing 1.2.8 Player Corpse 1.19.0 Player List 1.8.0 Primitive Survival 3.4.6 Resin on all Sides 1.0.0 xlib 0.7.4 xskills 0.7.5 CommonLib 2.3.2 If anyone has any clue, or pointers, to what's going on, we would be very grateful. If any info is needed, I will try to give it as best I can.

You sure about the size? That seems like quite a large area