Mods / Wattle World

Tags:
Crafting QoL Tweak
Author:
Burktross
Side:
Server
Created:
Jun 9th 2021 at 12:16 AM
Last modified:
Jun 9th 2021 at 12:22 AM
Downloads:
1401
Latest release (for Vintage Story 1.14.10, outdated):
WattleWorld_1.14.10_v1.0.1.zip  1-click install

Wattle World

What it is
Wattle World, from the term "wattle and daub" buffs the amount of plaster blocks you receive from crafting and increases the materials you can craft plaster with.
- Using sand: x2 blocks (from x1 in vanilla)
- Using dirt: x4 blocks
- Using cob: x6 blocks
- Using strewn straw: x8 blocks

Why
Wattle and Daub, referred to as simply "plaster" ingame, as a building material was extremely prevalent in medieval Europe. Despite its ubiquity in historical buildings, it's rather annoying to acquire ingame, thus limiting how commonly a player might use it.

Limestone, can sometimes a chore to find and also a chore to grind (literally), making it a very time instensive material to acquire. Sand being mandatory in the recipes also severely limits plaster's access to players who set up shop in grassy, soil-heavy areas-- the exact places you would expect to see Wattle and Daub structures! It is more economical in every way to just use planks-- but that's very boring.

In the future
Considering making additional wattle and daub blocks that would represent more primitive versions of the material, with untreated, muddy daub and rudimentary timber supports using firewood. This would provide players with a low-tech, but still asthetically pleasing material to build with in T0.

Mod Version Mod IdentifierFor Game version Downloads Released Changelog Download 1-click mod install*
1.0.1 wattleworld 1401 Jun 9th 2021 at 12:22 AM WattleWorld_1.14.10_v1.0.1.zip 1-click install

Initial release.

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3 Comments (oldest first | newest first) (threaded | flat)

Nut_Torquer, Aug 26th 2024 at 6:00 AM
LilBitnTx, Aug 1st 2024 at 2:15 AM

any updates for 2024?

ToughguyBlues, Jul 28th 2022 at 2:39 PM

good recipe changes. no idea why the balance of plaster was designed that way