Straille

i think my favourite part is that the person ragequit because of a silly old meme

i think it's "good form" to provide a link when posting about your mod 

i'm currently using sleep need, but this definitely looks intriguing, especially if it works in multiplayer

4 hours ago, Facethief said:

What did rafts do to you?

i think they're talking about buckets

primitive technology on youtube shows that adding ground broken pieces to bricks strengthens them

i would also be down for raw clay items actually dissolving in rain, but maybe that's a bit much 

interesting
i always sleep with the character window open so that i can get up on time, and i haven't had any issues

oh, but i do use immersive mouse mode, so maybe that's it

i looked on the database, but couldn't find anything that changed the flight mechanics
if anyone could do this, i would super appreciate it 
i think it would be much more intuitive if  wasd controlled only the x/z, while shift and space did y (y'know, like "that other block game")

i generally don't play in creative much, but i decided i want to build bigger structures, so figured i should experiment in creative before building them in survival and... wow, is the flying ever cumbersome!
maybe i should "just get used to it" but i find it really awkward that i need to look away from what i'm doing, back up a bit, look back to place a block, look away, back up, look again, place block, etc
or am i missing something? how does one move forward or backward while looking straight up or down?

i'm going to post this here even tho i don't know that it's particularly "humorous" but i don't really think it needs its own thread, especially since i'm not one to remember to take screenshots

anyway, yesterday as i was heading out to collect some peat, i saw smoke
uh oh, lightning caused a forest fire
i'm only one person barely entering my copper age, but i quickly set about seeing what i can do to mitigate the damage
i grabbed a bucket and watering can, as well as a couple of useless flint axes
after a bit, the fire wore itself out, but to the south there was more smoke, and lots of it; there was a lot more forest there for a hungry fire to gobble up
i like having fire spread and lightning fire on for realism, and even tho it was quickly becoming "too real" i was hesitant to turn it off
however, my game had been stuttering a bit here and there, and it was progressively getting worse
i even prayed to whatever eldritch god might grant some rain, as there was lightning but it didn't seem to be raining (i used a command), but that didn't seem to work
my slapping at leaves wasn't really helping much, and i certainly couldn't chop a tree before it turned to ash, let alone enough to prevent the spread

just as i was about to turn fire spread off, the game crashed
i managed to get back in and turn it off, but it continued to chug even after the fire was out, so i turned off a few mods (one had been throwing some errors i was ignoring), including realistic smoke
so a pretty good sized chunk of my forest is now a clearing
the silver lining is that i was able to go around collecting meat and hides, which i had been sorely lacking
my main source of protein is fish, and i'm still using reed baskets for inventory... even with creatures set to never hostile, i don't want to try fighting them...

after the fire, it started raining, long and hard 
i kept trying various weather commands in an attempt to get it to stop, but it really wanted to rain for five days
i went into creative so i could fly around to look at the clouds and they're huuuuge
even adding a weather mod didn't stop the rain, but i think there's only one day left

if only i thought to take screenshots because it was a scary sight
i stayed up all night trying to take care of the fire, and i use the sleep need mod, so my character was really worn out after that
i'm considering turning spread back on, but maybe leaving realistic smoke disabled if that was the main issue

wow, that is some awful design (the laptop, not your mod)
gotta love unusable parts of a screen
my phone has the camera in the screen, too, and it also gets in the way a lot

it's working now, thanks
i hadn't thought to check the recipe in the handbook until now
it was working, but you specified "collected" which meant using glue to fix it, but i have clutter set to be collectable always

the game is no longer yelling at me, but the recipe still doesn't work 
i did notice while picking up the beds that they're classified as stone, dunno if that's relevant
do i have to add the directions like the "-head-north" in the output(which i copied from the mod's recipe)?
i'll try that

i came across a ruin with beds i would love to use, but of course they're just decorative clutter
so after a short search, i found this mod, but i don't want to have to make the beds myself
someone did comment to say they had edited the recipes to take the clutter item, but since they didn't post that, i'm trying to do it myself
however, i can't figure out how to get the code i need because clutter is all just one thing somehow
how would one go about using a clutter item in a recipe?
something like this example command from the wiki? 

/giveblock clutter{type: "barrel-metal1"}

i'm stumped 
maybe it's something obvious, but i don't code

edit:
for example, like this?

{
	"ingredientPattern": "B",
   	"ingredients": {
   	"B": {
		"type": "block",
		"code": "game:clutter{type:'bed-short-old'}",
		"quantity": 1
		},
   	},
   	"width": 1,
   	"height": 1,
   	"output": {
		"type": "block",
		"code": "liberatedbeds:bedshortopengreen-bedshortopengreen-head-north",
		"quantity": 1
		}
}

i've tried a bunch of things and at this point i don't want to keep zipping it and reopening the game just to find out it's wrong, lolllll

4 hours ago, Teh Pizza Lady said:

Check if you have any mouse software that might be polling your mouse hardware incessantly.

thank you~!
i haven't played vintage story in years...  tho not for a lack of wanting
i'm trying to get back to it, but i was having stuttering
my desktop never had any problems, but maybe it doesn't have nvidia
i thought my laptop also didn't, but apparently it does, so i fiddled with the settings and it did improve, but there was still the odd stutter here and there
after seeing this post, i checked my mouse drivers and there were three, so i got rid of one (the other two had the same name and i didn't know which i would need to keep), and i haven't had another stutter since in the several hours i played today

this bodes well for adding more mods, tho i know wildcraft unfortunately has memory leak issues...

2 hours ago, Wuatt said:

But all the walls and ceiling are covered with wattle and daub

what about the floor?

my guess is that the walls are included in the 7x7x7, meaning the inside is 5x5x5 = 125
the language is definitely confusing

thanks for reminding me to set meteoric expansion's destructive meteors to true

if you haven't seen this thread, maybe this could fix it

i tend to prefer living in ruins, rather than building everything myself
on one save, i fell through the ceiling of a large ruin with three beds, so i decided to host a multiplayer server for my friends for a bit

i agree because i really want to chisel the lines between bricks and boards u_u

if you're talking about something seeming to fall repeatedly, then you need to find the block it's actually sitting on
for trees, you can just wait for leaves to despawn
in the case of your windmill, i suppose it was on the tower somewhere

*raises hand*
i'm right-handed but left-eyed

do you have a map of the server world?
are you sure you're not just spawning in the gravel area to the south? it looks rather jagged

looks like this person found a fix:

those look like will-o'-wisps from the primitive survival mod
they're just cosmetic

i also don't know why they don't get it
you want blocks to be able to fall straight down, but not sideways
like minecraft sand and gravel

it sounds like alt is a quick way of switching between mouse modes, but i find it awkward to hold
you can move
i tend to leave containers open and just walk away, letting them close on their own when i get far enough