ANTSHODAN on 29/11/2011 at 17:31
Wow, I really hope this enforced bed-using dies out. It was really irritating last night playing and constantly being told to get into a bed when it was night. Can't you pussies just get through the night?
If it's really that much of an issue, can we just mod the server to either remove mobs or stop the day/night cycle? Or adjust the ratio of day to night. Its really not much fun when you're in the middle of something and you're far from a bed and get a faceful of go-to-bed-spam. Personally, I'm quite happy to work through the night. :sweat:
june gloom on 29/11/2011 at 17:58
Jeez, just take a bed with you. If it bugs you that fucking much I'll fucking make you one.
Mr.Duck on 29/11/2011 at 18:11
Personally I've got nothing against the night.
I work underground mostly as of late, so I get my fair share of monsters anyhow :)
Though if it's possible to change the ratio of day/night that would also be sweet.
:D
Sulphur on 29/11/2011 at 18:18
Renz, go to a freaking doctor. And get better soon.
In the words of Some Guy On These Forums, NOT MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE >:U
june gloom on 29/11/2011 at 18:46
Dear whoever keeps planting trees on my house: Fuck you, stop it.
The Alchemist on 29/11/2011 at 22:12
Seriously, if I found out who'se doing it, I'm going to grief you, hard.
Also, heres a screenshot of (
http://imgur.com/a/aCWkU) pig chariots and the automation of Skooma Field Farms.
Trance on 29/11/2011 at 23:05
Ingenious. So the water doesn't un-till the dirt?
Al_B on 29/11/2011 at 23:39
Interesting - I thought that using water that way didn't give you seeds but I must have been misinformed (or they changed it).
The Alchemist on 30/11/2011 at 00:31
Quote Posted by Trance
Ingenious. So the water doesn't un-till the dirt?
Nope, doesnt until the dirt. Also I accidentally.
Quote Posted by Al_B
Interesting - I thought that using water that way didn't give you seeds but I must have been misinformed (or they changed it).
Nope, drops everything just as you would have regularly.
I'm surprised you guys dont know more about these autofarmers! There are a few different ways to get this done, some prefer using a row of pistons as shears, etc. However, the water flow wheat farm is probably the biggest possible farm automation. The pictures there only show what has been converted s ofar, which is to say, a bit less than half.
This farm works simply: At the very top of the hill is a water source block that is blocked off by a piston. Upon the simuli, the piston moves and water get channelled properly in order to cover all the land, breaking up the wheat and moving the drops down with the flood).
Tonamel on 30/11/2011 at 07:20
Sign me up!
