Parchments

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Parchments

Post by venatorvenator »

Please consider reimplementing parchments.

Not only because they were awesome, but also because organizing communal chests and cupboards has been quite hard without them.

Still in that line, allow us to attach parchments to walls.

And also to bind parchments together to make crude books or parchment rolls.

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Re: Parchments

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Yes.
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Re: Parchments

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Parchment made of animal skins?


Why not just let us ground down wood blocks and water into wood pulp and then dry it into real paper?


Either way +1 for leatherbound books and some sort of ink (tar+linseed oil?) to write papers/journals
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Because there was no China in this world to invent paper in the first place.
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venatorvenator wrote:Because there was no China in this world to invent paper in the first place.
Apples and silk making are originally from China anyways
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Re: Parchments

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And China didn't start paper production with wood, wood pulp didn't come along until much much later:

The use of wood to make pulp for paper began with the development of mechanical pulping in Germany by F.G. Keller in the 1840s
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Re: Parchments

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jorb wrote:Yes.
Could you give us the option to put the parchments on the cupboards, and read them with mouseover?
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