Professor Dragon

Well, my very first quenched item, my steel hammer (when I was just starting steel and didn't have a lot), shattered on that 5% chance. "Typical" I thought. I'm just doing a single Quench and one Durability buff now - I'm discouraged from trying more.

Hello @Nickitkat, Welcome to the forum. I've tried on v1.22.5 (Stable) with World Edit, Paintbrush tool and can replace fences and slabs one by one with a right click. The method has two parts: 1) Bound your Selection to be ONLY the parts you wish to replace with the select block. Taking an example from your windmill, this might be every fence in the front fence selection only. Use "/we constrain selection" 2) Change the Paint Brush tool to Mode "Replace Selected Block", put the block that you wish to replace into your Hot Bar slot and then you can <right mouse> drag and only items within the bounded selection (1) will be replaced. CAUTION: This does NOT check for original block type - it just overwrites whatever block is there. I found this method from Tyron, the lead developer in another thread: "1.19 allows you to constrain all tool brush operations to your selection via "/we constrain selection". That plus a large enough paint brush with place mode "Replace selected" should about do the same thing." There is also "Chisel brush Tool" which I THINK does something similar for chiselled blocks, but have not tested. I'm pretty sure that the QP chisel mod can help to some extent, but you'd need to go watch a video for that to confirm. The downside is that you will need to do that selection for every part of your build. It is not a "search and replace all" ability. This makes it good for things like a large section - such as a big, uniform wall. But poor for a complex build with lots of little parts. Honestly, moving over to Creative and replacing it block by block might be easier. Hello @Tyron, Is it possible to do a "Search and Replace" on a bounded section in a build? For example, to bound a whole build and replace pine fences with birch fences? Or is this a case for an Export, text file search and replace, and Import? Thanks, Professor Dragon. EDIT Hello @Nickitkat - I experimented some more, and I think that doing an Export and then manipulating the text file is the way to go for you. 1. Select and bound your build. 2. Export the build eg "/we export D:\MyVSExport.json" This will generate a file with contents similar to the following: {"GameVersion":"1.22.5","SizeX":4,"SizeY":1,"SizeZ":3,"BlockCodes":{"11667":"game:woodenfence-purpleheart-empty-free","7575":"game:cobblestoneslab-sandstone-down-free","11704":"game:woodenfence-baldcypress-s-free","11732":"game:woodenfence-baldcypress-ne-free"},"ItemCodes":{},"Indices":[1024,2048,1,1025,2049,2,1026,2050,1027,2051],"BlockIds":[11667,7575,7575,7575,7575,7575,7575,7575,11704,11732],"DecorIndices":[],"DecorIds":[],"BlockEntities":{},"Entities":[],"ReplaceMode":2,"EntranceRotation":-1,"OriginalPos":{"X":511964,"Z":511890,"InternalY":114}} 3. Manipulate the text file with a Search and Replace (I find Notepad++ useful, but even basic Notepad will work). TIP: Make up a simple build with the block types in your original build, and the block types in your replacement parts - this will give you a list of both names. 4. Import the file with World Edit. Professor Dragon.

No, chiselled snow blocks do not melt. I created a test world on the current v1.22.5 (Stable) and advanced time to confirm. Professor Dragon.

Could be a bug, especially if you bought the map on the earlier version and only travelled during the later version. I've never seen a trader spawn their whole base underground, no. They should be above ground - maybe surrounded by trees, but above ground anyway. So you have a number of options. Wander around on your own until you find another Treasure Hunter. They're not really rare - possibly far apart, maybe, but not rare. Spawn one in with commands or with a mod Try a "wgen" in those chunks and see if one generates (maybe won't) If you just want the map or item they sell, then use Creative to gift it to yourself Try buying another map from a different Trader and seeing if they give you a new location Professor Dragon

EDIT: Ooops. Didn't' see that you ran the server. In this case, create a Copy of the World, run it in Repair Mode, then continue as below. It still sounds like a mod issue, but there could be a corrupted chunk. _ _ _ __ This sounds like a mod issue. Check that your mods are on the servers supported mod list, and the right version. Disable any client mods that you have that aren't on that list or get the right version. If the issue is not at your end, then reach out to the server's support page, or whatever they have. It could be a server side mod/issue. Ask if other people have a similar issue on that server. Be sure to note anything unusual, such as if you are using Linux. See also: https://wiki.vintagestory.at/Troubleshooting_Guide Finally, your own logs (when you start a world, there should be a logs link you can click) might have some information. May be at: %AppData%\VintagestoryData\Logs Professor Dragon.

@Rainbow Fresh has the technicalities right. I'll just add my own experiences, as I was in a similar position with huge amounts of grain. The crates within a cellar DID cheaply do the trick, for a while. Ultimately though, the fundamental problem was that I had too much grain to use. I think that the "input vs output" is as important here as "How long will it keep?" So, sure, use Crates to get over a temporary storage hump, but longer term think about getting the annual input/output balance right. Set up animal farms (This will end up just giving you a different type of volume output issue) Set up bakeries near Traders who buy bread Set up rot farms to make compost to make . . . more crops Accept the losses as the cost of having nice big grain farms Also, Artisan Trader Storage Vessels are very pretty, and just having a few walls of those and ditching the crates is probably a nice medium term goal. Professor Dragon.

Well, you're up against it, and it looks like you're aware of the issues. Not only can't you get flax from ruins, monsters or traders, but the temperature range not only hits growing conditions hard, but also natural flax spawns. Maybe you can find some at elevation, and then grow it at elevation, but I'm not sure. The good news is that there is now the water wheel in the game, and I don't see any flax requirements to get to that level (???). So you don't need a huge flax farm for windmill sails. Also, don't forget that going South may get you to colder climate quicker rather than north, depending on how you got to your current spawn location. Enjoy your run. Professor Dragon. P.S. If desperate, mods or /gamemode creative, especially if you like cabbages.

This is not technically a bug, but it is a design choice which is producing an unexpected behaviour. There are "Sharpened wooden stakes" outside on of the Survival Goods Trader's new outpost. On level ground, they: BLOCK movement when trying to EXIT out past the spikes ALLOW movement when trying to ENTER into the spikes SUGGESTION: If anything, this makes sense to be reversed. I realise that you can do jump to clear this when leaving, but it still feels odd. Professor Dragon

Hello @Benjo, Sorry about your world. It's a reminder to all of us to take backups - I haven't done one lately. @Rainbow Fresh is right - it would really help to know what the issues are. I have done the following though: Downloaded cumberland.vcdbs and copied to my Saves folder. I ignored the other two files. I clicked the Pencil icon and chose "Run in Repair Mode" on v1.22.5 (stable) This started up and I was able to access the world, but it did give errors along the way I flew around to confirm I could see some of your activity Save and Exit, rerun in Repair mode - this time no errors Once in the world, there were chunks missing immediately at the spawn in location 0, 125, 0. Only a wgen command to regenerate the default terrain in that location would work. (Potentially those other two files contain uncommited writes, but I didn't want to go down that path in this test.) The rest of the map looked good. I found your base - looks nice. Maybe try those same steps and see if it helps. Professor Dragon.

. . . You can do THAT? Good reminder. This is one of those things that I knew and then completely forgot.

@Maelstrom is right. Bears can climb blocks but not fences. Some of them also rarely can jump - but typically only towards a player. I've yet to experience that myself, but then I'm usually trying to stay away from them. Double-height fences stop the head-butting. I always do this near animals and paths . . . the little buggers darlings always get ya. Double-height exterior perimeter fencing should be a standard anyway, just to avoid annoying Bowtorns sniping you as you honestly work the land. The "belt and braces" animal enclosure will have: Double-height exterior fence. "Air-lock" entry gates to lessen escapes. An interior fence to contain the animals. Non-spawnable blocks for the animal enclosure and/or a permanent light source covering the whole enclosure to the distance of the perimeter fence. Light "Transparent" roof. Optional, but removes all chance of incursions, escapees and gives nice protection from rain and hail. Bonus points if the enclosure meets "house" room conditions, as then you can work without wind. Seperated male and female animals. Seperated Generations of female animals. Lightning rods covering to the perimeter fence. A secure back-up breeding pair. Safe feeding mechanism, such as large troughs partway under fences or ladders and walkways above. Safer harvesting methods. Depends on your risk level, but you can treat them like a drifter spawner and half-slab a killing/milking chamber, or at least separate pens to isolate out members. (Remember kids - the sheep and goats have it in for you.) Storage Vessel/s to contain food for feeding. Buckets for milking etc. A nearby farm to produce fodder. Or just leave them in a few large separated fields and run around like a madman - that's an option for the brave few Professor Dragon. EDIT Optional: 5 deep pit traps beyond perimeter fence without ladders inside.

There is no configuration file or command to change this currently. I can't find a mod for this - but I only did a quick search. Adding an Option to disable/enable the Respawn Glow has been suggested previously - but you may want to add your own full Suggestion to the Forum. It is time related for the glow to cease effect, so maybe test (use a small Creative world) the easiest way is to bump the time forward with a command? A quick test on my Creative World seems to show that advancing the clock 3 hours seemed to do the trick. Of course, you do lose 3 hours. eg If it is currently 02:00 when you die, then "/time set 05:00" will advance your day 3 hours and make you lose the glow. I'm NOT a coder (NOT!), but I found this snippet: https://github.com/anegostudios/vssurvivalmod/blob/36d9550e19c32197e8f0d8a9780a5d0b1320dc7c/Entity/Behavior/BehaviorPlayerRevivable.cs#L61 entityPlayer.LastReviveTotalHours = entityPlayer.World.Calendar.TotalHours - 2; // No respawn glow So if you wanted to do a deeper dive, you could start using the Search function against that code database, with the aim of finding out what causes the glow, and then knobbling it. Messing with the above calculation would be a start. Professor Dragon.

Hello @Kekic10, You've got two posts open for this - maybe delete the other one. I'm going to assume that you're on Windows and the latest version of Vintage Story. Try backing up and deleting the file clientsettings.json. The process is mentioned here, for a different issue, but the steps would be the same: https://wiki.vintagestory.at/Troubleshooting_Guide#I_cannot_login_inside_the_game Otherwise, let us know more details, such as old working installation or new one, the O/S and version and anything else that may be relevant, such as whether other tabs work, if mods have been disabled and so on. Thanks, Professor Dragon.

Yes, it can melt. This is a recent change. Gameplay balance affecting changes Tweak: Glacier ice and packed glacier ice that have been collected and placed again will begin to melt, if the local temperature is above freezing Professor Dragon.

Hi there, Not trying to be flippant, but I suggest you just play the game more. The actual answer depends on what Class you've chosen, and how much health you've assigned, you'll notice these things: In your first year, fruit nutrition bars will be easy to fill up, as when berries come in, they're scattered about the world. Before that, if you're the hunting type, then protein will fill quickly. Grain will take a little longer, but once you have your first farm up, then grain will never be an issue ever again. It keeps for ages and is a good food. Dairy is almost a vanity stat. Although you can buy cheese from a Trader, in practice, it is probably a multi-year set-up of raising animals to get a steady source. And they're honestly a lot of trouble when you're starting out. Growing fruit trees is another multi-year endeavor (or finding them in the game). But you only need a few to be set for life. You'll also notice that you like some activities a lot more than others. Maybe you're a born hunter, or gear trader, or grain farmer. That will influence your nutrition. Any of the things you've mentioned will be a good start for food. I always start with a quick farm, preferably in a greenhouse, but that's just me. Finally, full nutrition bars aren't really required in this game. Having enough food not to starve IS required, but anything beyond that is just a bonus - unless you're expecting a lot of combat, and then having better armour and weapons is actually your bottleneck, not food. > How much food of each type should I store to make sure I can keep all nutrition bars full all year? A: Until you get farms going, you can always do with more food of any type. Once you have farms going, you'll have too much of that type. But a Storage Vessel full of any food will do to start. > Also what is the best forms to keep them in,I was thinking of keeping grains and vegetables in storage vessels in my cellar, make milk in to cheese, Yes, that's fine. > and just kill one of my animals (likely pigs) or collect eggs when I need protein. Either is fine. Or hunting. Chickens are a pain to raise initially. Then they're a pain to harvest for meals. You really do chickens (a) for the farm vibes or (b) to trade their feathers. > Not sure about fruit maybe wine? Find a few fruit trees or raise your own. Plant from berry crops. Wine is something to do for fun, not because you need to. > How many animal an how much food for them do I need for meat and cheese, and how much if i keep chickens for eggs and feathers. You need a "small herd" to get enough for breeding up the generations and to cull the extras. > Speaking about cheese will cheese-making use up pickled vegetables or can I reuse them. No, the cheese making process consumes them - but it's not a lot. You'll typically have pickled vegetables coming out of your ears, compared to the amount of cheese you have. Professor Dragon.