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Does anyone know why the bees aren't producing honey in this greenhouse?
SnapJelly replied to Maxxy-Chan's topic in Questions
oh that's interesting, could be a bug of some kind. I haven't passed the first winter yet on my latest playthrough so idk if it's a ''resetting'' thing but it's not improbable, I might test it out later to be sure! -
I didn't do anything of the sort man, calm down Doesn't make them more true either, you seem to be the only one whos convinced of this ''truth'' But it would be fine if we had fruit crops that we could plant like tomatoes? Instead of the ones we can already plant like berries and trees?
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Huh? Gathering foods is a pain in the ass? That's a strange thing to say considering it's most of the gameplay loop
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Well you're acting like fruit bushes aren't extremely prolific, unless it's dead of winter you'll have ample access to fruit most anywhere by just walking around
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Sure but this is a game my man
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I think fruits are confined to whatever tastes good in a fruit salad
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By that logic a sugarbeet or sugarcane should also be classified as a fruit, I thought you were concerened with botanical definition? You can't pick and choose where things apply my friend, either science is important in classifying food types or it isn't
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You don't get seeds from them, you need to collect and plant cuttings from bushes or fruit tree branches
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I'm not sure what you mean by that, there are 20+ types of fruit in the game you can farm if you wish. More is always fine of course but it's not like there is currently a lack of fruits
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this is correct but so are pumpkins, which are vegetables in game cassava are vegetables but in game can be eaten as grain soybeans are fruit irl but don't count as fruit in game sunflower seeds are fruit but in game they are grain honey is none of those but in game it's a fruit point being: clearly the scientific classification isn't a concern for the devs, foods in game are classified by vibes, not science
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Does anyone know why the bees aren't producing honey in this greenhouse?
SnapJelly replied to Maxxy-Chan's topic in Questions
see if you can remake the setup exactly in creative and speed up time with: /time speed [0-9999] (default speed is 60 so setting it higher than that will speed up time) -
I assume you want to make rot? I usually just place things on the floor somewhere but yeah composting stuff is a process that takes quite a while regardless. Keep them in a storage box for ever and ever until the heatdeath of the universe... If you don't wanna wait that long then yeah just plant them somewhere or toss em
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Does sleeping do anything other than pass time?
SnapJelly replied to Phillip Susi's topic in Questions
I never tested it so I'm not sure but I feel like sleeping increases healing rate aswell, but that might just be a lot of time passing quickly. I often use the sleeping mechanic to nullify the effects of things like alcohol; slam down a bunch of wine to get your hunger and fruit lvls up and go to bed right after so you don't have to deal with the drunkness. -
Don't tomatoes grow on bushes? edit: I looked it up and you right they don't, cherry tomatoes kinda grow on bushes but regular tomatoes are somewhere between a bush and a tree it seems lol
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What is your favorite material to make lanterns out of?
SnapJelly replied to SnapJelly's topic in Discussion
Well I never have but I wouldn't say I'd find that too great of an investment personally, when I get steel going I can easily make loads so I usually do -
Oh I've never had that, can't you just quickly close it up again if you make that mistake?
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Aaaah I see, yeah that would make sense. I guess there should be a difference between closing and sealing or something, like you can close the barrel without fully sealing it for fermentation
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I agree with everyone else in that it's probably just too dark, 3 oil lamps doesn't seem like enough for such a large area. But to be sure you can check by going into: settings - interface - turn on developer mode and turn on extended debug info. Then press ctrl f3 and on the right of your screen you can see the light values. The numbers allll the way to the right in this image are the light values, they need to be 8 or higher to prevent monster spawning
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When you're lighting it the tooltip does change I believe, so that could be an indicator for you it's properly lit
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YES! Maybe... something like a tap might fix that? YES! But wouldn't the liquids just spoil? I mean that's kinda already what fermentation is but without the turning into wine mechanic you'd just have rot after a couple days. YES!
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This fruit is giving me trypophobia XD
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Such eloquence
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you keep focussing on the name... I keep telling you that no matter the name we would be able to look at the recipe and tell if something is a sandwich no matter what it's called. what's with this obsession over the name? the name is not important... wrong: the oldest surviving cookbook dates back to 1730bc, we have plenty of cookbooks from the medieval period and they included specifically what the poor people relied upon for survival, so quite literally what mundane combination of ingredients every day people ate. This is just proof you are agruing for something based on speculation, if you were actually interested in historical cooking you would know this, the sources are publically avaiable, you can just google them. correct, this is exactly what I said right here: So I am glad you confirm what I said without being aware of it this is personal opinion, you can not make this claim for other people playing this game. there is no need for petty insults, it only makes your claim look less valid. Well the exact same argument could be made in the opposide direction; why would you assume anything happened if there is absolutely 0 evidence for it? Just because it COULD HAVE been true? Based on what? Your own bias? That is ridiculous. You want history to be whatever you want it to be even if there is no evidence for it and just ignore the evidence we have based on what your desired outcome is and then insult people who point out the flaws in your logic? That's not a great argument man. I will repeat it once again, hopefully you'll get it this time: us not giving a name to a certain thing has no merrit on if it exists or not, however us not having a single indication or description or drawing or anything else of the sort indicating anything like it ever existed while after the ''invention'' of said thing suddenly sparks a HUGE influx if mentions of said thing should raise suspicion as to if if was actually done before the aforementioned ''invention''
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oke well this is simply not true, have you read a cookbook from the past before? We have plenty of surviving ones from hundreds of years ago and they deal with both the preperation, presentation and sometimes even preferred method of eating. The only thing they don't really have is standardised measurements. Sure but it was an example to show the use of copper in game isn't a far fetched idea, lead ''realistically'' wouldn't work like the chutes do in game because it's too soft. It wasn't to point out there are no pipes in game, it was to point out copper has been used as a material to do the things they do in game for thousands of years, so it's not a modern invention as you claimed.
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well we have plenty of recipes for things like oatmeal which is just boiling oats in water; they bothered writing that down. Also after the invention of the sandwich the recipes suddenly pop up so that would mean that at a random point in history people suddely decided sandwiches are worth writing about while previously they weren't. Meanwhile other even simpler meals were written about? This argumens doesn't hold up. Sure, but we could tell my the recipe if something would in modern times classify as a sandwich or not regardless of what it's called, the same way they would call what we would now call a pie; ''pudding'' We read the recipe and see that it's a pie... I agree that my example was outrageous for dramatic effect but the point remains the same, your claim that is ''would most likely be written down'' is based on nothing but assumption. And similarly if sandwiches were common practice we would find records of them, the same way we find records of other methods of eating bread. Well that's not quite true, while I know of no examples of chutes for item transport the exact same way as the game does we have found copper pipes for water transport in north afrika dating back to like 2000bc, the screw principle was invented around like 500bc No, pies do this. The method of preparing would even be the same, add ingredients and bake it. A single pie cuts into 4 slices the same way the oven holds 4 breads at once. So the difference would only be if you add the other ingredients before or after baking.
