Danke für das Video. Ich wusste nicht dass man mit Punkt und komma auch rotieren kann. Dadurch fehlte mir eine wichtige Position. Jetzt kriege ich die Scheiben ohne Probleme angebracht.
Es sollte Rising World Kurse für Anfänger, Fortgeschrittene und Profis geben
Punkt und komma sind mir auch neu. Ich nutze immer Pfeiltasten und pgup/dn
Display MoreFachchinesen unter sich
Also den manuellen Privotmodus ( mit einfach hat der nun wirklich nicht viel zu tun )
habe ich so lange nicht benutzt, dass ich erstmal suchen musste wie sich dieser überhaupt aktivieren lässt.
Man kommt tatsächlich auch ohne Flugmodus an alle Stellen ran.
oder wie im Beispiel eine Drehung ohne, dass die halbe Wand im Träger verschwindet.
Aber dieses Durchgeklicke eh man die richtige Position gefunden hat
Ich glaub du machst es dir zu schwer.
Pivot an
Das Bauteil an dem pivot Punkt ansetzen, den du möchtest
Mit ctrl fixieren
Mit shift und Pfeiltasten drehen
Mit Maus Klick platzieren
Fertig
Ich weiß nicht wo du da viel klickst musst. Oder meinst du evtl, dass du von einem pivot pivot zum anderen navigierst? Das geht auch, muss aber nicht sein. Du kannst auch direkt den gewünschten Punkt anvisieren
Omg. Please tell me that is an easteregg, that let's you craft steel tools on a regular work bench
Du könntest auch einfach die "Stoffscheibe" manuell auf Größe bringen und dann ebenso manuell in den Rahmen rein bewegen. Dauert etwas länger aber geht auch
Not that I'm aware of. But you can easily create your own cylinder with flat blocks. Use the pivot points to match them and turn by the degree you desire
I love that idea. Maybe even add on it. It could be a regular RW background, designed by JIW (i.e. inside of the wooden hut or something else). On the walls are some picture frames and in those some community screenshots are shown.
That way the main background would still be the official one but your idea implemented.
I am assuming that the new POIs won't spawn in already generated worlds? On a multiplayer server. So we would need to wipe the world to see these?
They generate in all unchanged chunks. As long as no tree was chopped, no ore mined, no block placed, they will spawn
Display MoreThese POIs are one of those things which make the world more interesting to discover it, very cool!
Also trophies(and other rare things) are interesting to collect. (of all kind)
Collecting rainwater is also good, as example if you are on an island without fresh water.
Really cool would be HUGE deserts with small oasis with water or a well to get water in the desert.
Digging deep should be rewarded like within the java version where you can find rare ores as deeper as you dig., this should be also available within this version. Maybe as option if it is not intended for everyone...
We have a whole desert biome 
And digging deeper you'll find sulfur. Also hellstone.
There will be more over time. I'm sure
Nope, not what i mean. The water goes every where; it will not flow through a pipe. Nothing is holding the water (except now for a barrel, trough, tub...)
Terrain is holding water
I'll update tomorrow morning. Very excited about that. Thank you for your hard work!
Coins/gold/money is actually planned
It will be part of a future trader/merchant update. Currently I tend to have a separate wallet for it, so coins won't go into a regular inventory slot (but it's not 100% certain yet).
But coins will not be craftable, you will only be able to obtain them by trading (or when looting chests or bandits, for example).
Yes, that's true. There are a few items that cannot be crafted (e.g. most swords), but more are definitely in the works. Unfortunately only very few new items will make it into the POI update, but more will come
Mabye we could also remove a few items from the crafting menu... not sure about this, but for example, items like the toolbelt or grappling gun could be removed, so they would only be obtainable from dungeons or traders?
The toolbelt would be a huge downside, i think.
The grabbling hook though is another level. I even suggest that the curcuit boards (i.e. for drills and metal detectors) are only obtainable from dungeons or traders. It is hard to believe we craft them on our own - even with a modern workbench. Maybe with a very small percentage the recipe for those boards can be obtained in the lootbox of dungeon containers?
Sounds artificial.... I hope that's not going to happen. Currency has other potential use cases
I think the best way for coins is that there would be a list what items/crops can be sold and only by doing that get coins. And the reason to do that would be that you can by ONLY items/crops that are NOT available at any way in the game. For me, that would give me a very good reason to produce something or make something I don't really need, so that I can sell it and buy stuff that can only be bought...
Maybe. But where do you get the seed for that in the first place? And once you bought it once, you can get it easily by the hundreds.
I see currency only once there are unique items in the game, recipes, very rare ores, devices, etc
With the current state of the game i see 0 reason to trade or buy/sell things.
Nice idea and it's probably planned, as wandering merchants will be a thing.
But right now it's hard to imagine what to do with those coins. There's not really something to trade, unfortunately
Yes I saw it later... Too bad because I'm building a big castle and was really excited what is it about servants
I guess they were capturing hostile npc and kiting them to the castle, where they "domesticate" them. With either a script or console command.
You can do the same with the above mentioned console command
not yet this command. we hope red introduce in next udate. now you can only reset whole sector, not just a single chunk.
you are right. strange. i could have sworn there is already a command Oo
I think it’s easier than that. I believe there is a console command to reset a chunk.
yes. open console with the tilde key ^
then: resetchunk
if you start typing, you will get suggestions and find the command easily.
but beware - it will delete everything in that chunk and reset it to default.
They won't spawn in that chunk but may wander there from other, unmodified, chunks
I don´t think the Blocks in the Java version could hold back water. But then again, in Java you had 2 very different types of Blocks. One was a static one that you could not rotate, place or resize freely. And then there were planks and beams, which you could rotate, place and scale freely.
And in Java the water behaved different. Wasn´t it like Jelly? It´s too long ago i played Java
