muffledsheep08

Although this sounds great, I imagine it'll stir some grumblings from the NSFW community.
Maybe something to be implemented into TFC2?

Although I think the first garments were made from animal hides.

Rant earlyClothesRant = new Rant(boolean annoying = true);

The first clothes were typically made from what was to hand, and varied depending on the season. For example, in the summer if one lived in a forest, it would be easier to collect bark from trees such as Willow; compared to tracking, killing and butchering an animal. These clothes would be easily replaceable, so it wouldn't matter as much if they got ripped. However, when the weather got colder, thicker clothes such as hides would be used, and later stored over the summer months (as not to have them damaged).

EarlyClothesRant = null; // End rant

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Isn't a simple solution to this problem to make grain harder to achieve? For example, grain could be more susceptible to death?

I'm inclined to disagree with this statement. I believe a large proportion of the TFC community (including several prominent members) think that TFC is not punishing enough; this is shown through the numerous topics regarding TFC's in-game mechanics e.g. 'not dying from starvation/dehydration'.

> ''animals could drop some fat in addition to meat bone and hide''

To balance out torches, the recipe could be altered slightly; involving the soaking of straw, or some other form of kindling, in fat from animals.

"java -jar forge*.jar"  should do the job.

+1 Very kjølig.

I presume this thread is dead?

*COUGH-SPLUTTER*-* Кашель трещать * http://terrafirmacraft.com/f/topic/16-do-not-post-the-following-suggestions/

To improve your English, it's spelt 'biome'

The main reason for such high taxes, is because Europe has very little oil. In fact the only 'real' reserve we have is in the North Sea. However, in comparison to countries like Saudi Arabia and US, we have very little oil left (~5bill barrels, as opposed to thousands of billions, and hundreds of billions). This means that we import the majority of our boil from abroad.

P.S. the petroleum prices in the UK are at a 30 year low. Before Christmas, the average price per litre was roughly £1.60, or $240, or 2.14€!

The amount of sides that would have to be rendered would mean you'd have to have a fairly beefy computer to handle this.Frankly, it would be easier to adapt this: http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1294958-no-cubes-1-0-realistic-graphics, to TFC's mechanics.

Kudos to your modding! A question, how is the player supposed to make 'Black Dye'?Thanks,  ~F~

∆ This is why you don't use a translator.

A suggestion, why don't you implement paints?  A TFC dye mixed with a blinding agent(in a barrel), something like an 'egg', would create a paint; to apply this(to Alabaster) a tool like a brush would be used. Later on, existing chiseling code could be utilized to paint 'cubits' of blocks, rather than painting the entire thing.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      I would be happy to help you code this.(If needed)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paint%C2'>

Und wie würde diese über die Webseite bereit Mehrheit der nicht-deutschsprachige Anwender profitieren? (Bitte entschuldigen Sie mein Deutsch, ich bin ein wenig rostig)

Had absolutely no idea where to put this.

I have been messing around with the config file 'TFCOptions.cfg', and have changed the line

'  # Should forges generate smoke blocks? *Caution Unsupported*

    B:generateSmoke=False'

to true. The result is interesting. A huge plume of smoke is generated when the forge is lit. Furthermore, if the player walks into the gas, it damages the player substantially.

Is this a prototype for a future gas? If so are underground gas pockets going to be implemented?

http://wiki.terrafirmacraft.com/Support_Beams

Please use the search bar, this has already been mentioned (by me.)

Excuse the title (I couldn't think of anything creative).

A small suggestion for the next bug fix (if there is one), is to implement a statement into the config. The statement would allow the player to die from thirst/ hunger, if set to true. This would make the game more 'believable', whilst not affecting the gameplay.

Apologies if this has been mentioned before.