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As long as there's couple traps, couple sections of fence, with or without trees in the "chain", the task will trigger completed upon zooming out. You can apply a loop snare, or set a light lever trap, to satisfy the task targets.
Sorry to commit necromancy here, but I'm trying to get my dog ready to hunt, and ... it just keeps eating and still saying starving ... is this cumulative? Is there a bottom level for it's hunger or has not eating for a long time just made it impossible to fulfill its needs?
If a dog gets hurt and loses ability to walk, until healed, they refuse to eat. They're not bottomless, but normally say your dog eats 3 dried elk cuts a day, after they heal, I believe my dog(s) have eaten 12+ cuts. Please note that dogs eat spoiled raw meat, or cooked meat. They won't eat spoiled cooked meat. They'll also eat bread and fish in same conditions as meat.
Set down a pile of 20 pieces of meat, or 2 salmon or so, step aside, command! or Chat to the dog and tell it 'Eat now', then either pass time or do some activity(fishing?), the dog will eat from the pile until full.
Best spots for bear traps are where you've seen the bear or it's tracks. Elks can trigger the trap too. Reindeer and all the rest are too puny to trigger the bear trap.
I've bumped into lynxes and Njerps in caves more often than bears. I have killed 1 bear in cave in last 3-4 years. Wounded adventurer quest spawns bear pretty often, hopefully during drying/winter fur season
Find some open or pine mire and ski back and forth on the zoomed in map. This quickly raises skill by 3% per day.
It doesn't hurt to hide while you do it, to train up stealth too. Stealth seems to raise faster if there is something to hide from, a trapped bird is handy here.
Can't say with any certainty, but the step didn't register as completed until I made a second trap pit in my fence, so I'd suggest trying to dismantle two pit traps and rebuild them.
To be able to make ‘fine’ items the skill +- modifier of the crafting recipe needs to be 40, to get ‘masterwork’/‘superior’ items the threshold is 70. And of course there’s a RNG/dice roll for success. You’ve seen the “can’t make good out of bad” prompts: those are from succeeding your roll, but the base material limits the output.
.Leather laced shoes. "Leather shoes" [effort:2] [phys:arms] *HIDEWORKING* /90/ %20%When an NPC has a quest, and the reward is treasure (cave, gully, buried) it gets generated on the same time. Even if you don’t accept the quest, the reward will be somewhere in the game world.
You can always edit diy_glossary to use textilecraft, not common. Or give the COMMON 20% skill increase.
The island is 1 tile.
The rocks are in prefixed spacing:Code: [Select]R
RXR
X … marks the spot
Yes, clothes made from winter fur is warmer. You'll notice it more with bigger animals like bear or elk. I don't remember if the effect is visible for squirrel fur, but it might be. You can examine clothes in your inventory individually to see how warm they are.
It's probably known by most, but it might be worth mentioning here anyway: Quality of a product is capped by the quality of its input, and that means some things can't normally be made to have a quality higher than Decent, such as things made out of logs and small trees. There is a small number of exceptions where the input material quality is ignored, letting skill determine the quality of the result (planks, for example).
As mentioned able, it's possible to find staves of higher quality than Decent out in the world, even though it's only possible to make them to the Decent level at most yourselves. These higher quality staves can then be made into javelins of higher quality, although I don't think I've ever managed to get a Superior one.
When it comes to high quality clothing, it's been discussed in the past. The argument is basically that high quality clothing production is a time consuming process that the current system cannot really handle as products have to be possible to make in a single session (making the work possible to pause and resume would help, while additional production steps quickly results in menu cluttering that may well require menu logic rework).
