small-scale charcoal production

[Regulus2424]

peepee poopoo

Why aren't you in kindergarten? Is it vacation?

sorry, I'm not actually a minor, you will have to direct your "interest" somewhere else

[serVar161]

peepee poopoo

Why aren't you in kindergarten? Is it vacation?

sorry, I'm not actually a minor, you will have to direct your "interest" somewhere else

This is a reaction to your childish behavior. What are these thoughts of yours? Wash them thoroughly with soap.

[Regulus2424]

This is a reaction to your childish behavior. What are these thoughts of yours? Wash them thoroughly with soap.

I'm not sure how I would go about "washing thoughts". Can you enlighten me? Or is it another attempt to translate a cultural idiom? Either way, I don't think my thoughts are the ones that need washing.

[Hasta]

cultural idiom

Broaden your horizons brother, wisdom is not pickled in a needle's ear of an old crow's nest.

[Regulus2424]

cultural idiom

wisdom is not pickled in a needle's ear of an old crow's nest.

huh?

[Hasta]

huh?

Listening to baby winds don't make you hear the sounds, but when your eyes are awash with milk of grandfather soil you can see the truth.

[serVar161]

This idea inspired me to come up with a possible implementation: using stacked firewood as a base.
Add "Make Charcoal" to the Smoke and Fire menu. It requires the same ingredients: earth/clay + leaves/straw. When you click on the stacked firewood, it coats it with this mixture. Then, you light it, and after a while, you'll get a pile of charcoal, the amount of which depends on the initial number of logs.

Regarding quality, we need to come up with a formula to make production in tar furnaces more profitable, and this method is simply a way to quickly obtain a certain amount of coal.