WiggleStick

You can get the higher percentage by not taking out the top and bottom row, just add it to the pattern. Then go vertical (down 7) for your next set. I don't go that route to prevent drifters from dropping on my head when I end up deep..

I cut a rectangle around a 2x10x 7 tall section. Take out the top row and the bottom row. Cut opposing checker boards on the sides. This gives 50 solid blocks each section.

Especially since it takes 86 charcoal to get 1 stack of 32 quicklime. "What do you think Mr Horse?" Mr Horse "I don't like it"

I turn down some of the effects on the left side of the settings to keep my render distance at 1024.

It took 61 charcoal to heat 64 Lime to 825 degrees. It took another 25 charcoal to cycle the stack of 64 to give me 32 Quicklime. If it heats the whole stack to 825 degrees, it would seem like it should complete the whole stack in one cycle. or quicken the cycle. 86 charcoal for 32 Quick lime seems like a lot. I'll work with it, I think they're on the right track here, but it could use a little tweaking.

Update :"Terra Prety Didn't crash but when I entered the game the terrain was defiantly vanilla. I tried 3 times and then checked the logs, It threw exceptions and must have given up. I also noticed a couple of exceptions for Better ruins that a couple structures couldn't be placed. I don't know if there was a 2nd try or they were skipped, But for the most part I have seen more than a dozen surface ruins for better ruins so I believe it to be working.

It would make sense if they took something in trade, even if it was berries or a stone tool, they are traders after all.

I haven't done much but run around like my hair is on fire. And the following seem to be working Carry on, Auto map marker Resin relief. Better Ruins Spyglass Gimme one seed plz Hud Clock Patch NDL hollows - although I found 2 hollows with empty bags- never happened before Autoconfig.lib config.lib IMGui Dear IMGui I am going to try Terra Prety tonite.

Just roll with it. some games I have to wade through copper, then wade through bronze, and Then Iron to get to steel. Sometimes I can skip copper, go to bronze until I make an anvil, roll through Iron to steel. Different worlds different luck, different stories. Enjoy the journey.

I believe I read somewhere that the limitations of Items moving through horizontal chutes was 10 blocks, so in order to extend that distance you would use a Archimedes screw every 10th block.

Heat it and rotate it 90 degrees when you place it on the anvil. so it has to move the voxels.

Check your #1 Core load in task manager, performance, I had to turn on all my cores in windows. that got it off 100%. It still uses #1 core More than the others, but it shares more workload. I then limited my FPS to 70 and that lowered the #1 core to about 80%. FPS is still mostly 55-60 which is very smooth. That way I could keep my view distance to 1024 and settings to max Before that I would occasionally hardlock where I couldn't bring up task manager until I figured out After control alt. delete followed by Alt TAB to show the Task manager and VS Black screen.to chose from. I could only Hit the X and close VS. then The task manage would come up and I could shut down VS in the task manager. No error log or anything to show whats wrong. I figured it was a rare problem But its no longer an issue.

I ran into this and put the transmission on the horizontal shaft under the floor and used a trap door to access it. You can't use it upside down either so you need to put it on a shelf of some sort.

@320 World height, my Sea level is 137 and max wind bonus is +60(10+50)

Don't know, I used Iron Door.