Please Ask Simple Questions Here

[tyretitan]

I used to use the "algerith" map for world 6, but that appears to be gone or broken, anyone know about a current world 6map?

[synntax33]

The link on the wiki still works, it goes http://sabinati.com/HavenMap/

[Mageinta]

Does the Ender client make all crops look like they're in stage 2 all the time?

[synntax33]

No. The Enders client should not effect animations, only graphic mods will do that. Are you using default graphics or not?

[Mageinta]

I'm pretty sure that I'm using default graphics since I only downloaded ender's client.

[synntax33]

When I was just using the defaults for graphics, it seemed that some plants like wheat and hemp were always iffy and it was hard to judge the harvest time. You should try using a graphics mod, I personally use Daji's, I find that it makes this great game a bit better. You can find it here.:http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=19037#p222191.:

Its easy to do, just download the file, unpack it, and copy it into the enders folder and have it merge the two similar named folders. If that doesnt help, then perhaps it is more than just a simple fix

[nabie]

Hello everyone. I have two questions. Is there any softcap of branch quality when taking it from the tree? That is, can I take branches from 60q tree with fresh alt or I have to use my farmer instead?
The second is about sericulture. I know that each when a silk worm eats a leaf of lower quality than itself his quality lowers. But how much? For example, I have 100q worms. How much will reduce their quality after eating four 10q leaves?

[borka]

The planter makes the branch q not the picker So even a fresh char picks the good q ...

The second question i can't answer i never fed silkworms with lower leaves ... Maybe you try with one and report the result so we can edit the RoB Wiki...

[nabie]

Thank you very much

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10729&p=115633&hilit=silkworm#p115633 From what I've read most probably mulberry leaves softcap the worms.

[nabie]

I also wonder if position of breeding silk moths in cupboards matters or not.