TamanduaGirl

Lore wise we spawn with clothing so the hot bar is our pockets. I agree with others that it doesn't fit the game over all to limit inventory more than it is already but I can see it as a very niche mod.

Maybe, it is generally light in color and not very filling but since they are adding fishing then I'm sure fish meat will get more use then. I agree, except rabbit can be bred and raised to domestic so calling it bush meat wouldn't work. Could maybe give bush meat a new name instead. I agree it's not a big deal but this game and devs do pay mind to details so I thought I'd put it out there, since it's not a well know fact about how low quality rabbit meat is, from a survival stand point. Creating "rabbit meat" could also work but is more work. It could have low saturation or even a negative to other nutrients. Like you could eat your rabbit meat but it subtracts from the vegetable bar a bit.

You can starve to death from just eating rabbit IRL because it's too lean so their dropping red meant is inappropriately OP. If you change chicken meant to "white meat" then rabbits could drop chicken meat so it would be more in line with their poor nutritional value. A little rename and the rabbits can drop chicken meat without it being weird.

Interesting. Makes sense. Though I wonder if it could be made to drop the ash only once no more fuel blocks are below the fire block? Though adding the extra check could effect performance for larger fires.

Yeah, I don't know how it would work behind the code but that's part of why I suggested it just do it for crafted blocks and items. but it's possible there's a reason it's not done. But as Yerik said, they kinda do it already with snow. They could even make it a chance, like, 1 in 5 chance a burnt block/item leaves an ash layer. I'm not sure if that would actually be better or worse for performance but then if a lot burns it wouldn't be all over. The ice and fire mod for minecraft does similar but not exactly the same. When a dragon burns things it leaves ash blocks behind. They even eventually turn to dirt blocks if you leave them long enough. So it seems like it might be possible.

Ah, okay. That makes sense. Hopefully it's just an addition and didn't spawn over where I could have had a broken one.

It could leave coal or unusable ash but it would be a great addition to leave a trace that it was fire that destroyed something. I saw a post of someone asking what happened to their base and the replies said fire from lightening. It reminded me of when the same happened to me in minecraft and I came back from mining to find much of my base just gone and I had recently had a chunk error so though it was a glitch. I also recently lost a tool shelf and tools to a kiln but had no idea that's what happened and that it wasn't some glitch or other issue till I saw a post about that same happening to someone else. To me it seems an error in the game design to risk losing items and builds to something with no trace in game to tell you what happened. I left fire spread on because I'm fine to loose stuff to my own mistakes(I have lightening caused fires off though sine I deal with that enough IRL), but there really needs to be some indication of what happened. People should not need to ask the internet what happened to find out. The game should let you know somehow.

It's not "broken". It's "ruined" They cant be fixed. I guess they are rare and I just have incredibly bad luck, lol. I've found nothing yet. I do have better ruins though, exploring the abandoned structures is one of my favorite things, so it makes sense to add more. So, maybe I'll get lucky and find that structure. I was going to use the mod that scans chunks to find at least 1 translocator but it's not working or being updated so I just have to keep trying to find one legit. Nothing repairable in nearby caves though, or anywhere so far.

I found a ruined translocator near my base. Imagine my disappointment to learn they can't be fixed. I'll have to look into that mod. If it works with ruined ones it might be worth it.