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Mafious
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Masonry and mining.
i was under the impresion that cave dust is the same q as the vein of ore/stone you're currently mining, but i've encountered q50 and q68 cave dust while getting only q30 something stone. my masonry is 61 and my pickaxe is q22. does pickaxe q softcaps the q of the ore mined ?
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Aethyr
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Re: Masonry and mining.
It does
(but I am not sure if cavedust Q is related to ore Q, this world...)
(but I am not sure if cavedust Q is related to ore Q, this world...)
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Teleskop
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MrPunchers
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Re: Masonry and mining.
Every ore has it's own quality field now, presuming that Cavedust would count as a mined ore, it would just fall under it's own q field. However, I am pretty sure tool q does softcap the metal.
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Mafious
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Re: Masonry and mining.
damn... thanks... now im going to go drink myself blind because all the ore i fucked up.
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Mafious
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Re: Masonry and mining.
i thought i read somewhere that catgold, seashells and the pink cristals have their own q nodes, but cave dust was always the q of tile being mined.MrPunchers wrote:Every ore has it's own quality field now, presuming that Cavedust would count as a mined ore, it would just fall under it's own q field. However, I am pretty sure tool q does softcap the metal.
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Leafstab
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Re: Masonry and mining.
Can confirm that the dust is not the q of the tile.Mafious wrote:i thought i read somewhere that catgold, seashells and the pink cristals have their own q nodes, but cave dust was always the q of tile being mined.MrPunchers wrote:Every ore has it's own quality field now, presuming that Cavedust would count as a mined ore, it would just fall under it's own q field. However, I am pretty sure tool q does softcap the metal.
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Mafious
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Re: Masonry and mining.
ok, just upgraded my pickaxe and indeed it softcaps.Leafstab wrote:Can confirm that the dust is not the q of the tile.Mafious wrote:i thought i read somewhere that catgold, seashells and the pink cristals have their own q nodes, but cave dust was always the q of tile being mined.MrPunchers wrote:Every ore has it's own quality field now, presuming that Cavedust would count as a mined ore, it would just fall under it's own q field. However, I am pretty sure tool q does softcap the metal.
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Hrenli
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Re: Masonry and mining.
No it has it's own q.Aethyr wrote:(but I am not sure if cavedust Q is related to ore Q, this world...)
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Undefined
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Re: Masonry and mining.
Everything has it's own Q now, so cave dust isn't related to anything other than cave dust. Stone to it's own specific stone type and ore to it's own specific ore type.
It's a bit shit for mining IMO.
It's a bit shit for mining IMO.
