Facethief

I live in a chert area, and I haven't found any fireclay under this coal deposit I'm digging out... yet.

Tyron needs to add uranium reactors in 1.21.

Was calcining some flint for fire clay in September, and man. One of my personal favorite parts of this game is the feel of Autumn. It’s just like in real life… well, minus the drifters that show up at midnight. I especially like the songs that start playing around then.

What would be the point of the door then? At that point, just block it off with dirt.

Oh, they do. If you walk ~40 blocks away, they’re back almost instantly.

Yeah. The coolest part about spearfishing in this game is that if you’re in the water with the fish, there’s actually rise of shot, so you have to aim below the fish.

I’ve recently settled on a decent world, got bronze and bees, but don’t have a good food source at the moment. So obviously I’m on-and off starving. But the most recent time I had to find something to eat, I figured I’d make fish stew, and I realized: since when did salmon drop so meat so consistently and spawn so much? This might just be a new source of food for me.

What are those generation settings?

Try using the full trapdoors. From experience, they seem to give insulation.

They certainly seem different.

Some seem to, but that’s based on very little testing.

I hate to be blunt, but just bump the durability if you want higher durability. The quality of early tools, or lack thereof, is what makes metal such an upgrade, and (for me) drives progression.

I actually did find some of The Morning in lore books once. Might’ve been a mod, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t.

Exactly

Then what is special linen for?

I personally like the idea of foxes as pets; it fits right in with the elk as mounts decision.

I know for a fact that waterlogged farmland has 100% moisture, which certainly has implications on how the moisture system works.

In my current world on 1.20 pre 13, I put water sources on my crops and it waterlogged my farmland, so I guess mileage varies.