
Mods / Bonfires
Category:
#Crafting
Author: Zarkonnen
Side: Both
Created: Dec 11th 2021 at 9:13 PM
Last modified: Dec 26th 2021 at 8:14 AM
Downloads: 1500
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Author: Zarkonnen
Side: Both
Created: Dec 11th 2021 at 9:13 PM
Last modified: Dec 26th 2021 at 8:14 AM
Downloads: 1500
Follow Unfollow 17
Bonfires are large fires. When lit, they produce a large flame and smoke plume and burn for most of a day. They cannot be used for cooking. Like pit kilns, they set nearby things on fire, including any flammable items several blocks up, due to the tall flames. Once they have burned out, any immediately adjacent rock blocks become cracked, allowing them to be broken more easily, yielding the usual stone and ore pieces.
Why?
- They look really cool in your village center, wintry mead hall, great festival, or doom fortress.
- They provide a very slow and expensive way to mine ores without having unlocked the tools for them. This is how ores were actually mined in the copper age, by setting up large fires against ore faces.
Bonfire sound effect by homejrande.
Version | For Game version | Downloads | Release date | Changelog | Download |
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v0.2.0 | 1268 | Dec 26th 2021 at 8:14 AM | Show | Bonfires-0.2.zip | |
v0.1.0 | 232 | Dec 11th 2021 at 9:14 PM | Show | Bonfires-0.1.zip |
Wilsonrost Weird, I'm using it in a game and have no problems with pit kilns. But I will investigate. Are you using any other mods?
Can confirm this works on 1.16.1.
I am not 100 percent sure but I think this might be messing with the pitkiln? Ours kept going out and leaving no fired clay goods, but after we removed the mod, the pitkilns started working again. Thanks
Travisplo It works with any ore, but it always just lowers the tier by 1, so for example it will let you mine iron with a copper axe, or meteoric iron with a bronze one.
Very interesting idea! It's certainly a nice way to be able to get early-game metals. I assume this only works with lower tier ores?
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Really neat idea! The shape feels weird, though, like the whole thing is going to collapse if you look at it too hard. There should be either rocks or horizontal sticks at the bottom, I think, but that's just my opinion.
Using bonfires to crack rock and obtain ores is both realistic, and ingenious. No longer do you need to grind panning forever or get lucky with exploring.
The range could probably be increased though. I put one right up to an ore deposit and only 2 blocks cracked; the one directly next to the bonfire and the one behind it.
Lovely! Going to look forward to using these bonfires to mine ore in my next playthrough!
Nice and health idea to this game and world!