For example, when flattening ground via terraforming you'll notice that raising ground has a short animation, whereas lowering ground has a long animation - however when the ground is actually being flattened the animation is somewhere in between. The animations in game give a lot of indication as to what is actually happening. From then on, stand on a flat block and flatten the adjacent blocks and you're good. Then, when you do terraforming -> observe you'll see the tile highlighted, meaning its flat. 4x3) - then stand on one of the central blocks and look at the other central block and 'Flatten ground'. If you want to flatten an area, start by lowering or raising the ground so that you have a couple of blocks of equal height surrounded by blocks also of equal height (e.g. Terraforming is a lot easier than it looks, you just need to take note of a few things. For example, if you want to build something as simple as a fence - you're going to need to be able to create boards and nails - which entails a bunch of skills and a forge. Think ahead with regards to your skills, decide what it is you want to achieve and then look into what you need to achieve it (via the wiki, there isn't that much help in game). Also, unless you get dirt/rock in your inventory each time - you're not actually digging, try moving or targeting a different block. Things made with higher quality items last longer.ĭigging tunnels takes fricken' ages. If you have a quality ten item and stack it with a quality 80 it will drop drastically. Drying 2 hides in one rack will only get you one dried hide.
When drying hides, split stacks into singles. Flax fiber is used in conjunction with a spinning wheel and weaver's toolkit to create hanks of linen, which are then used to finally make rope.Ī tanning tub can only procure 10 flax stems at a time, so build multiple tanning tubs to create flax fiber quicker Once that level is acheived you are able take flax stems(fl Ax being different from fl Ux) that you have either gathered from the ground, or planted and harvested yourself, and place them into a tanning tub for an hour. To make rope you will first need to raise your Procuration skill to 60. Rope is used in the construction of many objects, mainly weaponry and buildings. Hardwood billets must be used to make charcoal, so save your softwood billets/logs for other uses Using this method will save you quite a bit of flux
From there you can reheat the steel ingots and recycle them down into 5 bars or 40 lumps of steel. The most efficient way to make steel is to create ingots(2 iron ingots + 12 flux). Once you've created enough flux, you can begin to make mortar by combining it with rock and sand, or steel by combining it with iron ingots/bars/lumps It requires 60 Herbalism to be able to combine herbs- with a mortar and pestle- that you have gathered with your Nature's Lore skill This also applies if you die in the waterįlux is a component needed to make both mortar and steel. When the herb highlights, let go of the right click, this will automatically change the option to allow removal of the herbĭo not drop things in water, or you will not be able to pick them back up unless the water is very shallow. If a small herb is hard to select, hold down right click and move around slowly. When searching for herbs, turn off your grass distance within video options to make the newly discovered herbs appear more easily on the screen If "tunneling" is used, the blocks around the clay will be locked from terraformingĭo not put fences or other constructed pieces down on top of moved clay, copper, or other commodities because it will block the removal of them later High quality trees should have their sprouts harvested to replant themĭo not use the "tunneling" option for clay, instead use "lower ground". I'm going to go over a few things that I believe would be beneficial for anyone just starting the game.Ĭheck a tree's quality before chopping it down. Life is Feudal is a great game, but it can seem overwhelming at first if you don't know what you're getting into.
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