how long does it take for one to grow back onto a tree?
do they even grow back?
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shotgunn902
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Re: mullberries
Yes they do. Takes 1-2 RL weeks.
Also for future ref: Nice to keep simple questions like this in the Ask Simple Questions thread
Also for future ref: Nice to keep simple questions like this in the Ask Simple Questions thread
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Re: mullberries
Grow back? If you plant them then 1-2 weeks on the right forest type. Otherwise they dont regenerate on their own.shotgunn902 wrote:how long does it take for one to grow back onto a tree?
do they even grow back?
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Re: mullberries
He's talking about the fruit on the tree, not the tree itself dipstick. Lrn2read kid.popfor wrote:Grow back? If you plant them then 1-2 weeks on the right forest type. Otherwise they dont regenerate on their own.shotgunn902 wrote:how long does it take for one to grow back onto a tree?
do they even grow back?
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Patchouli_Knowledge
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Re: mullberries
The regeneration of Items in limited qualities in tree is based on decays which is entirely random so it can be a very short span of time or takes much longer than you expected.
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MagicManICT
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Re: mullberries
The problem with mulberries is the size of the hitbox of the tree. From what I've seen, decay occurs on the integral coordinates, the units tiles are divided up into, and not just by tile, so a decay tick can easily miss a mulberry while a birch, which has a much larger hit box, would have been hit.
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Re: mullberries
MagicManICT wrote:The problem with mulberries is the size of the hitbox of the tree. From what I've seen, decay occurs on the integral coordinates, the units tiles are divided up into, and not just by tile, so a decay tick can easily miss a mulberry while a birch, which has a much larger hit box, would have been hit.
never thought of it that was but i think you may be onto something.
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Re: mullberries
That sounds right, I've had a mulberry tree take a month for the last tick.MagicManICT wrote:The problem with mulberries is the size of the hitbox of the tree. From what I've seen, decay occurs on the integral coordinates, the units tiles are divided up into, and not just by tile, so a decay tick can easily miss a mulberry while a birch, which has a much larger hit box, would have been hit.
