Asilyad

If anyone out there understands coding and wants to challenge Mother Nature, I'm looking for you. The challenge is to help create flowering vines, climbing roses, weeping willows, wistaeria, and fantasy colored leaves. If you want a REAL challenge, let's make Glow Flowers and Glow Trees to collect pollen and nectar or sap for marking night prey or creating magic runes in temples. Speaking of temples, and glowing, how about ores to make cold fire and Bad A** weapons? Magic mining tools anyone? Anyone interested?

YES! Flowering vines, potted vines, climbing roses, hanging flowers, and don't forget the ever fabled glow flowers. I don't even see weeping willow or swamp moss. Can we also get some natureal flower and crop spread, please? Bees and critters need wild, colorful places to be showcased. Wildcraft and Wild Farming Revival try, but somethings are still missing. I wish I knew coding.

Hi! I just found you! One of the things I think the game really needs is plant spread, like flowering vines, climbing roses, and even wild flowers as gound cover. The problem is, I'm not a coder and have No idea where to start. HELP???

In real life I live in an area that has few trees except areound lakes or creeks. Old timers knew to cut branches off when a tree was harvested to replace the one they took down. If they were smart, they planted several saplings in case some didn't grow, or got eaten by deer, cattle, wild pigs, ect. Tree farming would be a good way to reforest, or start a colony in a tree poor environment. In game I'm using branchy leaves on hoed ground as the simplest marker. In a couple of game days the leaves "root" into a sapling. If I understood coding, I'd write it up that way.

I found Minecraft when it was developing, I stumbled over Vintage story at it's earliest release stage, then lost my computer to age and upgrades. I'm not a gamer as much as a virtual farmer and explorer, and fantasy architect. If security for one game was important to me, I would live in a Microsoft world. I like this one. Keep growing!