DesolateRose

Nope it’s base game! You can pretty much only find it by chance but it’s in the dev logs!

So I have this cool pond in my world that dose a bioluminescence effect at night and I want to know if it’s safe to build/landscape the pond without getting rid of the effect. I know that the bioluminescence isn’t just dependent on time/temp because the pond right next to it doesn’t have the effect so how exactly does it work?

thanks for your input! its just a little frustrating because i never do it on purpose but is still messes me up ;-;

are you using a small trough? i know it seems like you SHOULD be using a small trough but for rabbits you have to use a big trough I made the same mistake.

it is totally possible to catch female rabbits and breed them! your also not going crazy I have also noticed a higher rate of male to female rabbits, but honestly you probably don’t need too work too hard on it, if you make a rabbit trap (dig a two deep hole around any planted crops) your rabbits will catch themselves and you can basicly use that as a farm/meat storage that refills itself as long as you dont get any foxes in there. if you want to go the extra mile to make the farm and breed them just put your basket traps in the little mote, or fence that off and add your trough.

so this has happened twice too me now the first time after i closed the computer on the you died screen to walk away for the night and cool down came back to my laptop the next day and all my stuff had despawned and it was now winter. I have semi recently closed the computer and I guess I didn't close the world out properly even when i was trying to be careful and left it on the esc screen or just on the game and when i opened and unlocked my computer i was dead of starvation and it went from like February to may ;-;. I don't know if this is an intended feature? or if it's just a bug. most games I play will at least pause the game if i close my laptop, so I don't think that this is intentional but what do i know? I play on a mac if it matters.