BigBadBeef

That is not the case at all. Ores spawn when the world is generated. And finding copper deposits is childishly easy. The nuggets you find on the surface indicate a deposit below, usually just one or two blocks down fater you've cleared the dirt, sometimes not even that.

I found this on YouTube. Maybe it will help? Vercidium - voxel engine optimization

Hey there! Its been a while since I was here. Just saw your post. Vintage story is natively supported on Linux. Hell, its even present in my Distro's app repository and its a one-click download. As long as you install all the necessary prerequisites for Vintage story on Linux, you're good to go. Steam, as the app in and of itself, is also natively supported on most Linux Distros. As for the games you run on Linux - its a bit more complicated. If you really need to know, then you can PM me, and I'll explain it to you. The problem you may or may not encounter is whether your pc would be TOO new. For linux, new stuff doesn't work out of the box in many cases as there is no close collaboration between open source Linux devs and home pc hardware manufacturers to secure compatibility for the newest hardware in advance. Linux needs some time to catch up for complete support of the new hardware, and that costs varying amounts of time, depending on the distro of your choice.

Oh I handled this ages ago. The Quern is really not a big drain on wind power, therefore I keep it connected at all times, and the only thing I have put on clutch now are helve hammers and crushers.

Uhm, that wiki statement regarding wolf spawning is not entirely accurate. I got constant wolf problems on a plateau in a densely bushed area that is nowhere near a forest. Also it is not that they can respawn, rather than that they WILL respawn... which leads to my favorite bi-yearly activity - LUPICIDE!!!

As of the few most recent patches, my method of deploying glthreading doesn't seem to work. I am currently investigating alternatives, suitable for the linux terminal, in the meantime, I would request all those that are knowledgeable to share the method they use for their distro if they are so willing. I seem to have also noticed improved performance without it. There is the possibility that it may be obsolete to use it at all.

Did you take Kurrazarh's house design and go from there?

Patience, my friend. There will be plenty of time for getting such minutia added to the game. Right there are core features, either missing entirely from the game, or requiring the update on which the developers are focusing right now.

It will never stop being hungry, especially with mods. Its a voxel game by its very nature in a world where 100% (Yes, ALL of it, not even 99%, but every single piece) of graphic hardware is optimized to render polygons. Its a great piece of technology that always remained on the sidelines.

There is nothing unusual about it. Any mod in any game whatsoever will increase consumption of system resources. Can you tab out into the terminal when it stops responding and make a screenshot?

Curious. Servers have a way of being more demanding on clients, yet an ARM system can handle a server, but not a client.

More mods = more RAM. It has to put all the custom features you added on standby into memory. That's just how it is. Time to scale back on the tweaking! Also, defer to my guide if you want to gain quite a bit of performance on Linux:

Its exactly the kind of thing I've come to expect from an inferior infantile game, such as minecraft. I mean, really? Worms for irrigation and hydration? I've survived 3 head injuries requiring stitches, 2 of which was a concussion and one of those a skull fracture, and even with all that I think that whoever did that isn't right in the head. It is one of the most immersion breaking nonsense I've ever heard of. Now, to answer your question: Calling it top soil would be wrong, since that is the very part that grows the crops in the first place. Best case scenario - you get grass stalks to replant them, but since all you need is sunlight to have grass grow naturally, that would kind of be futile. Considering your rank, I would be right to assume that you're intimately familiar with the game's farming system, including hydration, fertility and soil quality mechanic. I am going to assume that your gripe lies with the fact that you believe that growing crops can be a considerable time investment. That is probably because you lack perspective. Growing crops in Multiplayer is really just a set-and-forget system. If a server runs constantly, you'll find them growing when you're not playing the game at all. You don't even have to bother with higher fertility soils. Your request is one that really makes no sense whatsoever. Farming is currently one of the most fleshed out mechanics in the game and you're trying to turn it into a ripe mess.

I've been with these guys for a while now, and they're pretty great. The server is well built, They have a good town with advanced services, accessible to all, and they're very helpful. The server is set up pretty close to vanilla with only qualify of life mods. Their TL network is a bit of a pain to navigate, but that's rather due to the world's seeding rather to anything they might or might not have done. I might even dare to say that it preferable to the rather lonely single player experience where you have to do everything from the ground up. Yeah, I know, his royal highness BigBadBeef has given his official endorsement. You will probably be flocking in droves on that server now, I hope they have the capacity to handle that ingoing traffic. Hehehe lol...

To those that are a bit more versed in Linux, can also try the following code, supplied by the user JasKinasis from the Linux.org forums: It will let you merge steps 1 & 2 from the terminal method. However this is a more advanced way of doing it, not fit for a beginner. As any responsible Linux advocate, I always state that you should not blindly copy code into your terminal unless you know exactly what its doing. My way contains very short commands that are easy to understand and simple to get a grasp on.