Apocalypse_Andy

Satiation is broken in this game, you can survive all day on a handful of berries. What do you do? Wait until your hunger bar is flashing, then eat one berry. For some reason the game thinks you've just had a full meal and you won't need to eat again for a few minutes. Worried about filling your nutrition? Don't worry, you can still fill up those bars like you were working hard on creating meals for yourself.

Yes, you really do need to run multiple windmills to get a useful power setup. You could mod it will Millwright, it uses more materials for for bigger sails. I do find it a bit more powerful by default then vanilla so I edit the .json to make them comparable. I usually run 2-3 helve hammers on a single anvil though. There is no need to build the windmill that high, modded or not. You are better off spending your time finding more flax than getting more resources for more axles. You don't need to use the large gear if you only have one windmill. It's a resource saver when you are just starting out, and you are probably already aware of this, but you can string the helve hammer, polarizer and quern off of the same gear. I remember reading that the more parts you add to the system, the more it slows it down. Height does still make up for a bit for this, but not enough to run one sail. Good day.

Link to video walkthrough about an hour and 15 minutes in: (not my YT channel, but server owners channel)

I think fire will only spread two blocks away. Looks like the roof is three. I've seen some crazy things happen though.

Wouldn't mind seeing a few more pictures of this, maybe a little closer, from another angle and the inside.

In my experience, no. I wouldn't invest too much time into it until they have something on the stable release side. They even explain that these pre versions are for testing and modders.

I don't see anything wrong with how it was built. Is it possible that you accidentally turned one of the full glass blocks into a chiseled block?

It takes long enough to get the schematic, but the glider is so underwhelming it feels like a novelty item. When the people I have talked use it, they say they try it out for a bit, then put it in a box. Like me, they probably get tired of the extra fall damage and the limited utility of the item with reduced storage. Not a great tradeoff. I would HAPPILY spend 20X the resources for a glider that had: significantly decreased minimum gliding speed (the speed at which you fall from the air like a stone) slightly increased air time significantly reduced fall damaged (some reduction for wearing the item and much more while the wings are out) fall damage that reflects fall speed not fall height added damage received for smashing into objects at speed ability to accelerate and decelerate without looking up or down ability to look around without changing direction in first person better control overall It feels like the glider falls just short of fun. Can we get a better glider, a tier 2 glider, a powered tier 3 glider?