TheBrian

Nope, 6x6x5 pit is working just fine. I'll just use smaller pits for now

So, with the pit, I made another 7x7x5 and not only did it not work but the wood inside poofed away within 2 min irl no sleeping in game.

And yes I make a fire pit, it says charcoal pit when I go to light it

I light it from the top yes lol. And the missing block on top is the center where I light it from. I thought about the obsidian maybe not playing well but not sure. Will try some in a smaller area with the obsidian.

Also pics are from phone, sorry for the light blur

The first 3 show the room and ceiling, last is entrance I dirt block off before lighting from the hole in the top and sealing

Will do

7x7x4 charcoal pit, tried twice and made sure every stack was 32 at the top. Sealed correctly but some blocks were stone around the perimeter. Can the stone blocks mess up the pit if used instead of dirt or is this just a glitch?

If it weren't too much trouble it would be nice to see a full nutritional scale not just vegetable, fruit etc etc. Something with the protein that's in but also, calcium, iron, vitamin b etc etc. And each could boost something ie: Vitamin B makes you a little faster since it gives energy, protein gives you melee damage, vitamin a helps with ranged accuracy....food for thought

Has anyone watched Dr. Stone? Could electricity be incorporated with coils and rotation in the same way easily enough?

My and the people's I play with experience is when you have to go longer distances you need more space plain and simple. We don't want bigger backpacks because they feel exploitative so the pull behind cart seems good. If your experience is different my only guess is you gather only what you need and take multiple trips? Not sure but yeah if you're coming back to your base without a full inventory you might rethink your travel

Mechanical and electrical power don't have to be mutually exclusive. Have you ever seen Dr. Stone?

Long distance is even more of an issue with carrying capacity. I'm not sure how you play the game no offense intended but my friends I play with, the further we go the less inventory space we have. This is a way to expand carrying capacity without exploiting the fact that a person couldn't just haul that much around.

For terrain height it can go up or down one also thinking more on this, would need to cost more energy as well.

So, I haven't seen this discussed but haven't scoped the entire forum so apologies if it's been covered. Pull behind carts for heavily expanded inventory space at the first of speed. Maybe with a right click to drop mechanic. And if introducing larger livestock maybe reigning could be a thing with cattle or horses.