Copperman

Thanks for clearing that up! That makes sense! Yes it was silly. We did it more as a flex than out of practicality

On a server, me and my friend decided to to actually create the stated largest possible charcoal pit which the handbook states is 11x11x11 Unfortunately when we fired it we discovered that the burning only affected 6 blocks deep. I went to confirm this in creative and made several 11x11x11 woodpiles and burned them and found this effect to be consistent. Is it actually the case that the maximum size is 11x11x6? Attached are some pictures of the woodpiles.

Healing effectiveness is reduced by 33% when wearing a piece of plate armor. When combined in a full set this is a 99% reduction, and effectively makes healing impossible wearing it. However I noticed that as armor does not fall off a player on death even re-spawning does not restore your health. Additionally, if you use a command to kill yourself at full health you also re-spawn with about 1/3 HP. Is this a bug? Or an intentional part of gameplay.

I am aware F1 and F2 Also change movespeed. Regardless: The Wiki states the server command for Movespeed is /player [Playername] Movespeed and when typing /help or /player [Playername] it does indeed list movespeed as the correct term to use, however i'm having an issue with finding the right Syntax /Player [PlayerName] movespeed [Integer] does not work and yeilds the error

I think so too, I was unable to find mention of this change in any of the patch notes, a friend speculated it may have been when the new doors were implemented but it doesn't say as much

Im making a youtube video about the benefits of the saw and more advanced smithing and I wrote a section on the Crude (Formerly Rough) Door falling off periodically, however I am unable to replicate this. Please see attached is over a full minute of opening and closing without having it happen.

Wow! I always wanted to do something like Skyblock in VS but with the differing nature of certain resources I couldnt swing it. I love this! I was going to comment that it is not possible to be truly lifelong sustained as you will eventually run out of metal, therefore rocks, therefore no tools. BUT your generator that uses a shovel is revolutionary to that. Will definitely try it.

I'm making a museum of items and I couldn't find a good list of everything that Display Cases Hold, if anyone knows how to make Wiki pages I think this would be a useful resource for players on the VS Wiki. Anyways here is the list in no particular order Bread - All Types including dough Bushmeat - Cooked, Cured and Raw Cheese - All Types Fish Meat Poultry Vintage Beef Night Vision Mask Emitters Night Vision Lens Night Vision entity Elucidation lens Night Vision mask power assembly Base Return teleporter alignment pylon Base Return teleporter thermal diffusion port Base Return teleporter reductive interval pylon Terminus Teleporter thanatos coupling Terminus Teleporter transpressor Terminus Teleporter transit anodes All Jonas Sub-Assemblies All Jonas Parts Resonance Archive "Pump Heads" All Crafted Books All Aged Books All Rotten Books Paper Scrolls All Lore Books Parchment Blasting Powder Bonemeal All Crushed Stones and Gems (Alum, Quartz, Baucite, Olivine etc etc) Salt Peter Salt Potash Lime Beeswax Bones Blue Clay Brick Fire Clay Brick Crafted Stone Bricks Refractory Bricks Blue Clay Fire Clay Candles Charcoal Brown Coal Black Coal Anthracite Coke Cinnabar Sylvite Borax Fluorite Graphite Kernite Phosphorite All Ore Chunks All Gemstones All Stone Pieces All Metal Nuggets (Bits) All Metal Ingots All Cloth All Crystals (Large Mily Quartz Crystal, Small Rose Quartz Crystal, Clusters, etc etc) Fat Flax Fibers Flax Twine Flint Rusty Gear Iron Blooms Leather Resin Rot All Shingles All Tree Seeds Clean Bandages Alcohol Soaked Bandages Multi-Tool Artistic Bottle Horus Statuette Zoolite Strange Device Prototype Gunbai Hourglass Human Skull Deformed Human Skull Sabretooth Insect Amber All Butterflies (Dead, not pins which are clothing) All Sea Shells Stuff that won't go in display cases as a general rule: All Clothing, All Jewelry, No Blocks, No Tools, No Fruits or Berries or Vegetables or grain (Why meat is allowed I dont know lol) no crop seeds,

In real life primitive pottery, you quickly learn about something called Temper. Temper is any non-plastic non water absorbing material. Usually it's ground up old pottery. Because unlike clay it does not expand, it cannot crack or distort as it dries, which means the pottery will dry more evenly, expand and shrink less, and won't crack. Of course, in Vintage clay dries instantly so I propose for the sake of having some fun stuff that makes a nod to real life that temper can be produced and added to clay to make a faster building, and faster firing clay body. This is still realistic as greater strength and resistant to thermal shock are both positives of Temper

I'll accept that as good enough without delving into too much spoilers. The treasure map, got it, thanks!

I've gotten pretty far in the game so far, made steel, all the machines, good stuff etc. Now I wanna find that Archive. My question is: How? I'm not looking for a definitive guide that will guarantee me success but more just general info. What is the expected way to discover it? Is it random chance? Do the treasure maps lead to it? How do I get a treasure map if so? Is there an item that guides you to it? Any info is appreciated

Unfortunately it's far worse, when I say tight waves of mountains I mean like this. This is really really nasty to travel through because it's too thick to mine through and too far apart to bridge past. The world is mostly wide flat areas surrounded on all sides by walls of these mountains and ravines that go for hundreds or sometimes even over 1000 blocks. Combine these slow slogs to travel over that you can't really prospect effectively with a bear randomly punching through iron chainmail and an iron shield in 3 hits and exploration is dead on arrival. I hate to be a naysayer, this update is really great but this world gen imo just has to change.

Personally I have found the world I generated at random pretty bad in terms of mountains. I like the idea of mountain ranges but it seems often that every little area of flat grass is surrounded by enormous tight waves of mountains that shoot up to the build limit and then plumet straight down to like y level 100 abd then straight back up. It makes exploration in those environments really nasty

You know I realized that Lignite, Borax, Sulfur and the like all spawn in Sedimentary Ore more often and this whole area is mostly metamorphic and igneous rock types so I realized traveling south to a more claystone area allowed to find those in better quantities. Aaah the age old adage of travel moar...

When new players seek out copper, the two options they have are to either: Locate 40 Copper Nuggets via Panning and at least one surface deposit to come back to (20 for the Pick, 20 for the Hammer to process the ore) or Pan 60 Nuggets (20 for Pick, 20 for Hammer, and 20 For a Prospecting Pick as you do not know where any copper ore is) My idea is to allow the player to use the large clusters of rocks that sometimes spawn to produce a very crude hammer which is capable of crushing ore into nuggets or harvesting stone and ore at greatly reduced efficiency and at a higher time cost in making multiples of the tool due to low durability and its slow mining speed. The reason I believe this could be a good addition is that it provides a player who might be having trouble finding large amounts of surface deposits to reach the required 40 nuggets the option to be more proactive and source a tool that will allow them to take advantage of the minimal copper they have discovered. I do not feel this is imbalanced or unfair as in exchange for insulating the player from bad luck it demands more thought, time, and action to get to the end goal (The Ability to prospect and mine ores) Please feel free to comment on whether you think this is a good or bad idea or what could be changed.