Ash from fire?

[Schwarzvald]

If a fire burns out can it leave ash behind based around the average quality of wood put into it?
Also - I'm tired of just throwing shit on the ground or in the river;
Can I stick unwanted items into my campfire to reduce them to ash?

plsthx

[linkfanpc]

Throwing items in a fire could be problematic (high q stone or plant to make high ql ash to make high ql lye to make high ql soap clay to make high ql kiln etc etc) unless it's ql is hardcapped by the fire but I most certainly agree with your first point ash is really annoying to get ultra early on and it just makes sense.

[Reiber]

Throwing items in a fire could be problematic (high q stone or plant to make high ql ash to make high ql lye to make high ql soap clay to make high ql kiln etc etc) unless it's ql is hardcapped by the fire but I most certainly agree with your first point ash is really annoying to get ultra early on and it just makes sense.

just make the item quality not affect the ash quality, only the amount, and make only burnable items be destroyed by it,
ash q is just half of wood q,
or if this is strictly meant for item disposal and early bulk ash make it flat10 ,
preserving the existing way of creating ash for higher q,

[synntax33]

Hell, if we're burning stuff, can we burn stumps? Like a dugout but it leaves ash?

[Audiosmurf]

Hell, if we're burning stuff, can we burn stumps? Like a dugout but it leaves ash?

Don't do this it makes hearth gas