Re: Silk Sweatshops
by pyrale » Sat May 07, 2011 10:10 pm
What about outdoor LC farm ? Would it not be interesting ?
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by DatOneGuy » Sun May 08, 2011 2:08 am
pyrale wrote:What about outdoor LC farm ? Would it not be interesting ?
Interesting? Possibly.
Efficient? No.
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by ValerieHallaway » Mon May 16, 2011 2:14 am
I have a high volume of cupboards in my cellar, and I have enough of everything to crank more than a merchant's robe out a day. Hopefully I can get the ball rolling for an underground set up, brickwall, only way in is my hearth. Dream boat of a silk factory.
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by Potjeh » Mon May 16, 2011 1:06 pm
DatOneGuy wrote:We should have a thread with people posting their very efficient layouts for things, to see who's best. Also give some initial ideas for newbies starting up.
A good example is the Ultimate Coop Layout for starters.
I thought coops were a solved problem. At least I've never seen anyone beat this layout:
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by kralmir » Mon May 16, 2011 1:28 pm
this is what he meant with the ultimate coop layout.
oh and there is another layout that is still 10 chickens but distributes the empty space more evenly. ill post a pic later when i find enough chickens:P
oh and there is another layout that is still 10 chickens but distributes the empty space more evenly. ill post a pic later when i find enough chickens:P
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by Potjeh » Mon May 16, 2011 1:31 pm
Oh. I thought he meant a workshop tread of some sort to discuss and determine the best layout 
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by daemmonium » Mon May 16, 2011 3:56 pm
Potjeh wrote:DatOneGuy wrote:We should have a thread with people posting their very efficient layouts for things, to see who's best. Also give some initial ideas for newbies starting up.
A good example is the Ultimate Coop Layout for starters.
I thought coops were a solved problem. At least I've never seen anyone beat this layout:
Wouldnt it be better to move left and right chickens of bottom row 1 tile below so you give 2x space to the chickens on top of them? (instead of just 1)
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by Potjeh » Mon May 16, 2011 3:59 pm
If you don't check the coops every day, yes. But if you don't check daily, you don't want that many hens in a coop anyway.
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by daemmonium » Mon May 16, 2011 4:02 pm
Potjeh wrote:If you don't check the coops every day, yes. But if you don't check daily, you don't want that many hens in a coop anyway.
Dunno I just use 4 coops, 2 with 1 cock + 8 chickens and 2 for chicks. So far it's working, altho I'm extremely unlucky.
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Re: Silk Sweatshops
by Potjeh » Mon May 16, 2011 4:05 pm
2:2? Are you hatching *all* the eggs or something? I do just fine with 1 chick coop for 3 hen coops, and I have 10 hens per coop.
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