There will always be a chance for grassland to change to moor everytime the plowed grassland decays back to "grass". Once at least 1 tile is moor, it will start to spread and eat up all grassland tiles and change it into moor.Bugssy wrote:It turns back into grassland though, in my experience...al wrote:By plowing grassland and leaving it plowed...Bugssy wrote:how on earth do you control the formation of moor?
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Windforce
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Re: Questions to terraformers
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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Questions to terraformers
i honestly believe the replies you have gotten are good enough for your aurochs, though...
my experience on w3, it took about 2+ months or so to change deforested area into decent size of moor.
i NEVER planned to make moors, but my village farm (constant plowing) gradually grew into moor. by the time jorb announced the end of w3, about 1/3 of the farm land was moor even with constant plowing back. (14 of 9x9 hemp fields and another around 30x30 one for other crops. planted trees around those farms *might* have stopped large parts of the farm from changing into moor though, and maybe trying to plow all moor tiles back for farming prevented it to spread fast. i never intended to experiment to find out. having moor on farm was too annoying until Ender client additions.)
so, waiting for enough tiles to be terraformed into moor for long, for the sole purpose of auroch hunt, sounds too absurd to me. its much faster to start seeing aurochs and mouflons spawn on your grassland.
fyi, ive only tamed aurochs/mouflons that spawned on the grassland i terraformed, which is either inside walls or just next to the walls of my own home. i never liked the idea of walking all the way back home or raft from somewhere else i found them. and i put pclaim all over to avoid having them spawned after a while, cause they just get on my nerves too much by spawning almost every day, especially when i had to farm in a hurry and no time for hunting.
my experience on w3, it took about 2+ months or so to change deforested area into decent size of moor.
i NEVER planned to make moors, but my village farm (constant plowing) gradually grew into moor. by the time jorb announced the end of w3, about 1/3 of the farm land was moor even with constant plowing back. (14 of 9x9 hemp fields and another around 30x30 one for other crops. planted trees around those farms *might* have stopped large parts of the farm from changing into moor though, and maybe trying to plow all moor tiles back for farming prevented it to spread fast. i never intended to experiment to find out. having moor on farm was too annoying until Ender client additions.)
so, waiting for enough tiles to be terraformed into moor for long, for the sole purpose of auroch hunt, sounds too absurd to me. its much faster to start seeing aurochs and mouflons spawn on your grassland.
fyi, ive only tamed aurochs/mouflons that spawned on the grassland i terraformed, which is either inside walls or just next to the walls of my own home. i never liked the idea of walking all the way back home or raft from somewhere else i found them. and i put pclaim all over to avoid having them spawned after a while, cause they just get on my nerves too much by spawning almost every day, especially when i had to farm in a hurry and no time for hunting.
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Re: Questions to terraformers
If you plant wheat, and possibly other crops and don't harvest them, eventually the yellow land starts to appear and spread. (Not sure what the yellow is called.)
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Re: Questions to terraformers
You can deforest an area and let it turn to grass (try to get it completely grass) and then plow it all ONCE. It should create several moor tiles, which will spread like the Irish.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Questions to terraformers
That's the moor. The pink is called heath.painhertz wrote:If you plant wheat, and possibly other crops and don't harvest them, eventually the yellow land starts to appear and spread. (Not sure what the yellow is called.)
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Re: Questions to terraformers
It took more than a week to generate about 18 moor tiles on an area about 650 tiles. About 10-15% of which was forest terrain when I plowed it, I have not replow and there are still about 30-40% of tiles plowed so there might be more moor.
Either coincidence or not, a herd of aurochs spawned there yesterday
Either coincidence or not, a herd of aurochs spawned there yesterday
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MagicManICT
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Re: Questions to terraformers
Given it has to be grassland first, and aurochsen spawn on grassland, it's pure coincidence.al wrote:
Either coincidence or not, a herd of aurochs spawned there yesterday
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