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Anyone have any good ideas for making cellar doors?
▲ 665 r/VintageStory

Anyone have any good ideas for making cellar doors?

I want a classic exterior cellar/storm door.
Anyone have a good way of making one that is functional outside of some hatches next to each other?

u/ArcherGriffion — 11 days ago
▲ 280 r/VintageStory

Is there a realism reason for why we cant turn limestone sand or limestone gravel into lime?

u/Awdweewee — 11 days ago
▲ 355 r/VintageStory

Its starting to look better and better

Been working on this house with my wife, she does all the interior desings.

Its starting to look more cozy now.

u/Dry_Palpitation4362 — 11 days ago
▲ 262 r/VintageStory

Only time i've ever been happy to fall into a pit

cave full of bountiful iron right next to my base

u/yeetmgeet9000 — 11 days ago
▲ 52 r/VintageStory

How do I get the game to render far distances? I have it set to max view distance, and I'm using a 5080 with a good processor, so it shouldn't be struggling to render.

There's almost no difference between me selecting 700 view distance or 1500, and even if I bypass the 1500 limit and set it to 2500, or 3000, it still barely loads past this.

Edit: Playing single player - I have a 9800x3d CPU, which should be as good as it gets for this. I've tried using farseer and other distance mods but nothing seems to render. Even when I edit Farseer's settings, increase distance, etc, I don't notice any different with it on or off. Same with other similar mods such as Vintage Horizons.

u/BigXBenz — 10 days ago
▲ 74 r/VintageStory

There should be a late/end game Clocktower structure that artificially maintains temporal stability within a radius

A series of precion gears, springs, temporal tech, and of course a functional clock face that prevents formation of rifts, insulation from or at least dampening of temporal storms, and maintains local rift activity at calm, or perhaps a new stabilized or dampened state.

It should obviously be late/end game and have a sizable time and resource investment, but maybe more in the raw materials and tools needed to make it. Lock it behind a mechanical lathe or a spring steel alloy.

In my mind this would sort of be analogous to the beacon in other block game, where it's late/end game, but not so hard to make for late/end game players or made of Uber rare non-renewables that you'd only ever be able to have one of them. Just a sizable investment for places you spend a lot of time at.

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u/Pasta-hobo — 10 days ago
▲ 36 r/VintageStory

Pro Tip: Wildfires (you definitely didn’t start a few hours ago 3km away) still burn even when you can’t see them while you’re away mining copper…

u/FrostyDragon227 — 10 days ago