I'm not sure how the "Viewing ore while in a smelter" rumor got started but I'm about 99.99% sure that the ONLY time the Nature/Industry slider plays a role is the instant the ore is created in the mine.
Also, not that it's really important, but you can hold shift while holding a piece of coal and it will add the next piece directly to your cursor so you don't have to keep picking them up. You can ctrl-click the stone directly from the smelter to throw them on the ground instead of putting them in your inventory first. Finally, it might be a good idea to mention that the stones you get from failed metal attempts retain the Quality that the metal would have been so they are used for crafting higher quality stone axes.
All in all, good job.
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Delamore
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Re: Video Tutorial Series
This is true, we've tested multiple times and the only point where the slider factors in is when the ore is mined.Gaiadin wrote:I'm not sure how the "Viewing ore while in a smelter" rumor got started but I'm about 99.99% sure that the ONLY time the Nature/Industry slider plays a role is the instant the ore is created in the mine.
All throughout the process the miner of the ore is whose industry slider is used.
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kimya
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Re: Video Tutorial Series
hey, very cool! and the "viewing rumor" is just that.
could you make the text stay a bit longer? sometimes its gone after a second or so... too fast...
could you make the text stay a bit longer? sometimes its gone after a second or so... too fast...
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Agarrett
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Re: Video Tutorial Series
I'll update once I get on my better computer.Gaiadin wrote:I'm not sure how the "Viewing ore while in a smelter" rumor got started but I'm about 99.99% sure that the ONLY time the Nature/Industry slider plays a role is the instant the ore is created in the mine.
Also, not that it's really important, but you can hold shift while holding a piece of coal and it will add the next piece directly to your cursor so you don't have to keep picking them up. You can ctrl-click the stone directly from the smelter to throw them on the ground instead of putting them in your inventory first. Finally, it might be a good idea to mention that the stones you get from failed metal attempts retain the Quality that the metal would have been so they are used for crafting higher quality stone axes.
All in all, good job.
I said at the beginning that you can pause or go back if you miss something.kimya wrote:hey, very cool! and the "viewing rumor" is just that.
could you make the text stay a bit longer? sometimes its gone after a second or so... too fast...
Edit: I edited my video and I'm going to learn java for 8 hours.
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Agarrett
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Re: Video Tutorial Series
Second video is made, this one is about leather. Check the original post.
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Russaria
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Re: Video Tutorial Series
Very nice work, explained everything well and was expertly done. Should be great help to anyone new to the game.
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Bhargo devasya dhmahi
dhiyo yo na pracodayt
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Jfloyd
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Re: Video Tutorial Series
I recommend doing beer, and cheese next. Along with using the Alloying crucibles, and making tea. 
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Agarrett
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Re: Video Tutorial Series
Hmm, how about I do a video tutorial on the basic commands of the game, such as opening your inventory, dropping items, and more.
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