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kaka
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Re: Drink
You can either make a kuksa out of birch bark, or you can make a waterskin or a waterflask out of leather.
With any one them you *should* be able to left-click it and right-click the bucket.
If not, you can left-click it, then right-click either a water tile or a barrel of water.
With any one them you *should* be able to left-click it and right-click the bucket.
If not, you can left-click it, then right-click either a water tile or a barrel of water.
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Flocke
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Re: Drink
http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/Kuksa
http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/Waterskin
http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/Waterflask
easiest to get: Kuksa, if you can find a birch tree.
edit: you have to left-click the bucket first and then right-click on the kuksa/waterskin/waterflask.
http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/Waterskin
http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/Waterflask
easiest to get: Kuksa, if you can find a birch tree.
edit: you have to left-click the bucket first and then right-click on the kuksa/waterskin/waterflask.
Last edited by Flocke on Thu Jan 28, 2010 7:14 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Seizure
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Re: Drink
Actually, kaka... You got one backwards
In order to fill it, you gotta left click the bucket and right click the kuska/waterflask/waterskin. Correct for the other ones though.
Afterwords to drink from it, just right click and click drink.
In order to fill it, you gotta left click the bucket and right click the kuska/waterflask/waterskin. Correct for the other ones though.
Afterwords to drink from it, just right click and click drink.
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Seizure
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Re: Drink
It is bad form to hijack others threads.VowOfSilence wrote:Related question:
Is there any way to get water into a mug or teapot?
Or do they only work with tea?
Drinking is seriously counter-intuitive -.-
Mug and teapots are for tea only.