doomstrike53

Is there a reason we have to do this for sticks and saplings? It just seems unnecessarily tedious to me, and realistically I would chop down the tree first then scavenge all that stuff on the ground instead of having to climb it. If by chance anyone knows of a mod to change this I'd be interested to try it out. Yes I know there are shears later on that really help, but either way my point is that it's unnecessarily tedious and doesn't make sense from a realistic standpoint.

I should clarify that I'm not talking about just placement mode for slabs. Basically he placed stairs upside down, copied that orientation and then could place stairs in that exact same orientation no matter what direction he was facing.

There is a feature in the game that lets you lock orientation of blocks so you can place them the right way without having to face a certain direction. I saw a youtuber do it a while ago, but forgot what button he pressed and it was several episodes back so I can't just go re-watch every episode up to where I am now. I know it wasn't a mod because I did actually try it myself when I saw it. And I've looked everywhere but can't seem to find any info about this feature on the internet at all.

So it looks like I found a workaround. Opening up my bags first, then moving the camera so I can see the vessel and right clicking on it. Still annoying but way better than before.

When accessing something like a basket or vessel, I can't open my bags and move items to/from them. Do I really have to do it all through the hotbar? That's unnecessarily tedious.

Only just bought the game today and I noticed what looked like darker clouds in the distance. I had a crazy idea that it might actually be raining over there and jumped into creative mode to see for myself. Lo and behold, it actually was! Localized rain and potentially all weather was not something I expected to see, and already I'm starting to see how awesome this game is just from that. So my question is: Does weather actually include rain/thunder clouds that blow across the sky passing over localized areas? That would be incredible and something I've NEVER seen in an open world game before. Even if not, just being able to see rain clouds in the distance and knowing that it's actually raining over there is super cool. Also, if they don't move around I assume they'll dissipate at some point and aren't permanent?