Slimemage

On 8/12/2022 at 9:04 PM, assassin_chad_23 said:

Just keep in mind if you are using any version of 1.17 that mod will crash the game   I hope @Apache gets it updated it is one of the best mods for a streamer!   It removes a lot of issues that players and viewers can have with the game.   That mod is one of my must haves!  

Good to know!
It'd be hard to pick between avoiding vertigo and being able to pet the ewes

8 hours ago, Professor Dragon said:

You're spot on.

It's https://mods.vintagestory.at/accessibilitytweaks

Thank you!

8 hours ago, Professor Dragon said:

In addition to the mod above, just know that there are a few "dead spots" in the game, particularly if you don't plan for them.

These include early on for Temporal Storms, and if you reach night time without planning for "something to do."

 

The solution is to either always have "something to do" - such as a pan and water source, or clay for pot making, or food for meal making - OR to use a command and/or bed to skip through time.

A bed is probably best early on. Skips the storm completely.

I'll keep these in mind

One of my friends is interested in VS, but gets pretty bad vertigo,
I don't see anything in graphics settings to turn down/off the vision warping effect from temporal storms.

Did I overlook something, is there a mod that'd help, is there a way to manually modify it?

So far, I've just hidden in my room when temporal storms happen, but idk if she wants to just let the game run without playing it for multiple minutes.

The first two times I heard Hallowcroft come on, I was being stalked by a wolf or attacked by drifters.
For a while, I thought it was a danger theme, because well, it kinda sounds like one.
I got attacked by drifters one or two other times when it came on.
So every time I heard it, I assumed wolves were stalking me and I just couldn't see them, and it freaked me out.

Just wanted to share a little goof I had, hope it made someone snicker 
 

On 7/30/2022 at 6:08 PM, Hal13 said:

You need to take a portion from it with a bowl to eat from crocks.

I think you can't get the rot out without washing the crock.

17 hours ago, Ashery said:

When you throw the crock full of rot into water, the rot will float out of the crock and can be collected, at which point you can stick it in a barrel to compost.

Thank you both!

I realized that the food in my crocks was starting to spoil, so I tried eating it before it turned to rot, and nothing happened.

Do I have to do something special to eat from a crock, or will it just not let me eat semi-spoiled food?

Additionally,

I know that you can throw crocks with rot in them into water to wash them, but is there a way to transfer the rot into a barrel? I haven't been able to find any terra preta, and want to make fertilizer.