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Can you not put a splint in there?

JohnCarver wrote:Can you not put a splint in there?

also not sure how hard but for new players on the "nice list" could add one of the new medicine packs to the apothecary shop pack, its cheap to make anyway.

Why I am unable to place a cornerpost in this context:



I right-clicked on the segment on the right side of the screenshot to get this incomplete flower menu.

EDIT: Oh, in generalized situation there should be two "Place cornerpost" menu items in case of a single segment. The ambiguity about at which side said cornerpost should be placed may be the reason to display nothing.


Placing a fresh new cornerpost from the menu worked smoothly.

Shouldn't it be a "TurqUoise Christmas Sweater" ?

Bjebr

Chrumps wrote:Why I am unable to place a cornerpost in this context:



I right-clicked on the segment on the right side of the screenshot to get this incomplete flower menu.

EDIT: Oh, in generalized situation there should be two "Place cornerpost" menu items in case of a single segment. The ambiguity about at which side said cornerpost should be placed may be the reason to display nothing.


Placing a fresh new cornerpost from the menu worked smoothly.

made corner need before 2 segment walls
you can put starter corner... its same amount materials 5 dry boards and 4 nails...

goat (male) give wool ? :O it's right ?

Nsuidara wrote:goat (male) give wool ? :O it's right ?

Whats wrong with that?
Goats wool is used irl. Giving both wool and milk is probably the reason for them to be more expensive than sheep on king's stall.

Goats can give both wool and milk and act as 'jack of all trades' farm animal. They won't give as much wool as sheep, or milk as cows (when compaired to animals of the same quality) but by giving both they are a good animal for a single player to focus on if they don't want the hassle of dealling with all of them.

Eating a potato chunk did not fulfill a potato-food craving, eating a whole potato instead did though.

Raw suckling pig gets no purity from knife.
Cooked suckling pig has half of the apple purity.