Soccerdude10

I got to the endgame to in B78, red steel and a full sized Blast Furnace. And I can confirm that his builds are beautiful, but remember to make more space for the Blast Furnace when we get there Power in the smith shop ~Club

Well, you can only convert TFC Diamonds into vanilla diamonds if you enabled vanilla recipes in the config... and you can make the protection meter with chipped gems. Other than that, though, its useless for now.

I am having the same exact problem, only with converting Raw Blooms of 600% into Refined Blooms. Turning 100% blooms into the ingots are fine for me. Its getting quite annoying

Version #: 79.7 SSP/SMP (Single/Multiplayer}: Multiplayer Suggested Name: Crashing When Joining Server Description: I try to join a server, and I can log in but then it takes me to the escape screen, and the background is where I logged off last. It crashes though before I can exit out of the escape menu. Do You Have Any Mods Other Than Forge Or TFC Installed: Too Many Items Pastebin Link Of The Crash Report: pastebin.com/RH7Kh5PN

Thank you so very much! Also, does slabs and stairs count as "detailed blocks"? We do have a lot of those around that area...

Use can just use a block that doesn't have gravity and doesn't burn, like for instance the chiseled smooth version of stone. You don't have to build underground.

You make a charcoal pit as you usually do, but the firepit block is replaced by a log pile. It has to be fully covered except for one block, which you will cover. Then throw a torch, don't place it but throw it on the log pile. It should light up and then replace the block on the fire. Then it should work

Eh, I don't really know why. I just did because I can is my excuse :L

I would like to join as well! I am a great blacksmith. I can make a pick easily in 30 seconds. The club of blacksmiths seems perfect for me to join, and all the other nations must watch out because with me around we will get to red steel/blue steel in no time! I'm not the best builder, but blacksmiths don't build to much. Counting down the days to 79 (whenever that will come out, hopefully real soon). I'm really good at finding ore veins once you get a sample, and I love just going out and exploring for important but rare ores (i.e Garnierite, Graphite, etc)

Just realized you said selling lapis and not buying it ;D and I disagree with not having the shop buy alloys. If someone has a bloomery but can not find any iron, they can turn in some B.Bronze/Bronze/Black Bronze to get iron for the next stage. Can't rely on the shop though! With Cinnabar, I personally would not sell it, but thats just my preference. Note: I added an uncompleted list of things players might by to my post above, just in case you did not realize it

Everything said by everyone who commented before me, but in one block.

Well, it does show off that you found graphite and kaolinite to make a crucible, so its sort of an acomplishment.. maybe? erm

In your Admin Shop, you should not have things for sale (or just a tiny bit for a high price) of things that are hard to get, because I consider half of TFC to be exploration, the other half everything else. Nickel, as stated above, is pretty easy to get once you find Gabbro (or I could just be extremely lucky, but I find Garnierite easy once I find Gabbro) but the real challenge is finding the Gabbro. You could have maybe an ingot or 2 of it at the AdminShop, but I would put it at a somewhat high price, because it encourages exploration. Now, Gold and Copper and those ores I think you should sell at a decent price for a decent amount, but It would be priced high enough that players could not rely on the shop to make a living. Leather, I think you should definitely sell that, because its takes absolutely ages to make, but as I said before, players can't rely on the shop for ever. Also, you should sell a few seeds for a middle-ranged to lower price but not too many seeds because you would get more, you just need to get more skilled at agriculture (or go exploring for more seeds, which I find to be a better way then doing like 4 crop harvests before your agriculture skill is high enough to get one more seed out of your garden). Food I would surely put in the shop, as I and many TerraFirmaCraft players struggle for food in the stone age to around bronze age. Saplings, that is debatable. I always love to explore, but when It comes to early game building and you want a certain type of wood but can not find it, it gets a little annoying. Maybe have a few saplings for sale, but not all of them. I'll list some of the things that players will buy when my brain starts working . Edit: Graphite I would maybe put at about 10 graphite for a double digit number of iron ingots, perhaps? Or am I pricing that to high? I would go after that if I'm in desperate need of the blue (not quite shiny) stuff. Thanks Bbushh, for that comment one minute before I hit that post button. It reminded me of something that I wanted to add. | Fruit trees! If your spawn is somewhere crazy like 19,000 z, maybe sell a few fruit trees but if its anywhere between z 0 and z 10,000, it its not as hard. Which brings me to another thing, fruit-bearing bushes. Some of the more uncommon ones you should maybe sell, but it should be rather cheap. Wintergreen bushes are all over the place so trying to sell them in your shop probably won't get very few buyers for it. List of things that I think you should put in your shop and that people will buy: Gold, Copper, Bismuthinite, Borax, Sylvite, Cinnabar or Cryolite, Sulfur, perhaps iron but it would need to be bought by ingots of a tier 2 alloy?, and Lignite. (Note that I did not list any ores that could be made into a tier 2 alloy, so players can not just skip straight to the bronze age.) Barely, oat, rice, wheat, rye, red and yellow bell peppers, tomato, soybean, jute, and squash. (I didn't list some things that players could want, like potatoes, as they give a crazy amount of food, but once again, to not rely on the shop for everything) Also all of those crop seeds in the actual crop. Leather, Peat, bushes, and possibly rock salt. I will add more later, as I am severely shortening the time I have to do homework .

50 - 2... Simple Math!

In the start of the intro where the TerraFirmaCraft III comes up, behind it is Gabbro rock. Perhaps whoever made the intro could put Garnierite back there lol.

Hey, remember me? Club? Well, here goes IGN: Clubpenguinrulez Age: 15 3. God Bless America! 4. I think since early June... still deciding if I have enough brass in my singleplayer world to make red steel armor. Im good ;D 5. I totally fail at Crash Landing lol, and I do watch Etho. {Its soo early and im tired typed this fast} ~Club Edit: I know you said all other mods are not allowed, but could we have ExtraFirma to? I just like the lanterns

What about cooking? You need wooden bowls for cooking. (If there has been a replacement for that, I haven't heard about it)

When I typed it into the website bar, it would not work for me. But when I clicked the link on Kitty's post, it worked for me. I was sure I had typed it correctly so I have no idea what was up with that. I am using Chrome as well.

If you get douglas fir trees and put them in a 2 by 2 area, they will grow to a big tree. And they drop saplings . But it would be nice to have 2 by 2 trees that grow with just one sapling, too.

It depends on how much of Bismuth, Copper, and Sphalerite you have as well as how much it is worth. You can't really make one tool with what you have, because the ratio for Bismuth Bronze doesn't agree. 5 Ingots (5 tools): 2 Bismuth, 5 Sphalerite, 15 Copper (won't be exactly 500 units, there is a bit extra)

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YAY! Sulfur is a pain in the butt to get. Im happy that you will do something about it

Remember me Jamy? Im whitelisted to!

Hello everyone! I am interested to know everyone's favorite rock types for looks, for ore spawning, and for how common/least common you find the rock type. Mine for looks is Granite, for ore spawning is, again, Granite, and for most common/least common is Dacite (most common in my case). My favorite rock type overall, I would have to say, is Rock Salt. Granite that has been smoothed by the chisel in my opinion looks AMAZING for kitchen counters in your house. It would work nicely for a floor too. Cheers, Soccerdude10 Edit: I had forgot to say that I very much like Basalt as well in terms of looks.

I still have no idea how we would make batter.. I was up on a brick wall in that department, and mom does all the pancake cooking for me so I have no idea how the batter is made and such .