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Molten Glass

Jorg — Wed, 17 Jun 2026 03:20:11 GMT

glass can be lost in the building process

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	Quality of {{PAGENAME}} is equal to the average quality of materials used, [[softcap]]ped by geometric average of crafter's [[Intelligence]] and [[Masonry]].		Quality of {{PAGENAME}} is equal to the average quality of materials used, [[softcap]]ped by geometric average of crafter's [[Intelligence]] and [[Masonry]].

	{{Game Development}}		== Usage ==
			Molten Glass will eventually cool into [[Raw Glass]]. If Molten Glass is placed into building and cools before the building is finished, the glass will be wasted.{{Game Development}}

Console Commands

MvGulik — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 07:55:58 GMT

+Image: placegrid_float.

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	\| :placegrid <real/float>		\| :placegrid <real/float>
	\| As of <unknown> placegrid also accepts values like 1.2. Here it effectively represents snap points inside the minimap borders. A value with just one digit behind the decimal point will give 10 repeating sections, each with a length of 10 tiles, across the minimap. With two digits behind the decimal point its in essence one section of 100 tiles. Although this allows for high efficient placements of the same object in a long row or area. It also comes with the down side that you have no, per tile, control where the first object is actually placed. So its not very useful when placing stuff inside fixed areas like rooms.		\| [[File:placegrid_float.webp\|thumb]] As of <unknown> placegrid also accepts values like 1.2. Here it effectively represents snap points inside the minimap borders. A value with just one digit behind the decimal point will give 10 repeating sections, each with a length of 10 tiles, across the minimap. With two digits behind the decimal point its in essence one section of 100 tiles. Although this allows for high efficient placements of the same object in a long row or area. It also comes with the down side that you have no, per tile, control where the first object is actually placed. So its not very useful when placing stuff inside fixed areas like rooms.
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	\| :placeangle <int>		\| :placeangle <int>

File:Placegrid float.webp

MvGulik — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 07:48:45 GMT

MvGulik uploaded File:Placegrid float.webp

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Console Commands

MvGulik — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 07:38:19 GMT

+placegrid: <real/float>

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	\| Default audio buffer is 1024 and looks like ":audiobuf 1024". If you've got sound issues try to add more to buffer. Try starting by doubling it to 2048. Setting it too high will also cause issues. (Another contributor says 4096-8192 are the best options.)		\| Default audio buffer is 1024 and looks like ":audiobuf 1024". If you've got sound issues try to add more to buffer. Try starting by doubling it to 2048. Setting it too high will also cause issues. (Another contributor says 4096-8192 are the best options.)
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	\| :placegrid <int>		\| :placegrid <int>
	\| Set the grid divisions for placement of objects with the default grid unlocked (placing while holding {{k\|Ctrl}}). The number ~~must be an integer between -2147483648 and 2147483647, and~~ effectively represents the amount of snap points between each tile on both axes, centered on tile corners (as opposed to tile centers for default placement). A value of 1 would allow a single snap point (tile corners), 2 allows snap points every half tile, 3 every third of a tile, 4 every fourth of a tile, and so on.		\| Set the grid divisions for placement of objects with the default grid unlocked (placing while holding {{k\|Ctrl}}). The number effectively represents the amount of snap points between each tile on both axes, centered on tile corners (<i>as opposed to tile centers for default placement</i>). A value of 1 would allow a single snap point (tile corners), 2 allows snap points every half tile, 3 every third of a tile, 4 every fourth of a tile, and so on.
	This can be used to place objects in such a way that their hitboxes line up perfectly, saving the maximum amount of space. Numbers from 1 to 100 are the only useful settings for most purposes. The limits are simply the minimum and maximum allowable quantities for a 32-bit integer.<br		This can be used to place objects in such a way that their hitboxes line up perfectly, saving the maximum amount of space. Numbers from 1 to 100 are the only useful settings for most purposes. The limits are simply the minimum and maximum allowable quantities for a 32-bit integer.<br
	><span style="color:DarkSlateGray">(Note: The "''Position''" and "''Angle''" settings in "''Interface settings''" can also be used for this. But they currently don't update there values when using the console to change these settings (''updates on character login'').<span>		><span style="color:DarkSlateGray">(Note: The "''Position''" and "''Angle''" settings in "''Interface settings''" can also be used for this. But they currently don't update there values when using the console to change these settings (''updates on character login'').<span>
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			\| :placegrid <real/float>
			\| As of <unknown> placegrid also accepts values like 1.2. Here it effectively represents snap points inside the minimap borders. A value with just one digit behind the decimal point will give 10 repeating sections, each with a length of 10 tiles, across the minimap. With two digits behind the decimal point its in essence one section of 100 tiles. Although this allows for high efficient placements of the same object in a long row or area. It also comes with the down side that you have no, per tile, control where the first object is actually placed. So its not very useful when placing stuff inside fixed areas like rooms.
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	\| :placeangle <int>		\| :placeangle <int>

Game Updates/Changes/2026

MvGulik — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 06:53:45 GMT

Pfefferbench: Initial patch notes.

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 {{Patch_changes|patch = Gongalong!
 | change = Fixed a bug by which dragging the map caused Thingwall connections to blink.
 | pages =
 | remark = (<i>Small Fixes</i>)

Game Updates

MvGulik — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 06:52:14 GMT

Patches: 2026: Game Development: Pfefferbench.

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	}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 973947 \| patch_date = 2026-05-17 \| patch_title = Orange Alchemy		}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 973947 \| patch_date = 2026-05-17 \| patch_title = Orange Alchemy
	}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 974263 \| patch_date = 2026-05-27 \| patch_title = Gongalong!		}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 974263 \| patch_date = 2026-05-27 \| patch_title = Gongalong!
			}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 974603 \| patch_date = 2026-06-15 \| patch_title = Pfefferbench

	}}{{Patches per year table\|2026}}		}}{{Patches per year table\|2026}}

Produce Sack

MvGulik — Mon, 15 Jun 2026 09:22:07 GMT

Notes: Reversed order compare to related stockpile.

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	*Sacked content can not be picked up with a [[wheelbarrow]].		*Sacked content can not be picked up with a [[wheelbarrow]].
	*Walking speed while carrying a produce sack is effected by ... ?:(''general fullness state, item count(rounded to fullness state), .?.'' )		*Walking speed while carrying a produce sack is effected by ... ?:(''general fullness state, item count(rounded to fullness state), .?.'' )
			*The order of items, when taking them directly from a filled sack, is reversed compared to a related dumped stockpile.

	====Actions====		====Actions====
	*Empty produce sack in inventory + {{k\|Left-Mouse\|Shift}} => Move to equipment slot. (Left/Right Hand Pouch)		*Empty produce sack in inventory + {{k\|Left-Mouse\|Shift}} => Move to equipment slot. (Left/Right Hand Pouch)

Palisade

Zachary09 — Sun, 14 Jun 2026 17:57:08 GMT

Added a paragraph stating about Inspecting a wall & drying time for W16.0.

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	Constructing a [//www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=72166\|a properly built wall] should be of immediate, if not ''the first'', concern of someone staking a new [[claim]].		Constructing a [//www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=72166\|a properly built wall] should be of immediate, if not ''the first'', concern of someone staking a new [[claim]].

			You can Inspect a freshly built palisade in order to check if it has dried. Non-dried palisades are inherently unsafe and can be easily destroyed by both Hearthlings and some wild animals. Based on a test performed on World 16.0 it takes 2 real-life days for a palisade to dry.

	==How to Acquire==		==How to Acquire==

Parchment

MvGulik — Sun, 14 Jun 2026 11:50:39 GMT

Notes: Stacks exception: Extend a bit.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Stacks exception: When creating a decal with a non-stacked item the decal painting stops when the item is put back in an inventory. Not so when one used a stacked item. (~~''Only tested~~ with ~~decal painting and player inventory, Feb~~ 2026~~.'')~~		* Stacks exception: When creating a decal with a non-stacked item the decal painting stops when the item is put back in an inventory. Not so when one used a stacked item. This allows for example painting multiple (at least same)<!--untested with different items--> decals at the same time. <!--last checked: Jun 2026-->

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Ashes

Zachary09 — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 13:21:45 GMT

How to Acquire: Added a column regarding fuel efficiency when burning different kinds of ash-yielding items.

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	* Left [[Pitbaked Goods]] in [[Fireplace]] or [[Kiln]] for too long.		* Left [[Pitbaked Goods]] in [[Fireplace]] or [[Kiln]] for too long.
	* Fuel: Minimum units/ticks needed. (''see: [[Glossary#Fuel]]'')		* Fuel: Minimum units/ticks needed. (''see: [[Glossary#Fuel]]'')

			Data suggests the best possible ashes to fuel ratio comes from burning [[Bone]]s. The highest possible quality of ashes should come either from [[Board]]s or [[Bone]]s.

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	! Produces (kg)		! Produces (kg)
	! Fuel		! Fuel
			! kg Ashes per unit of Fuel (full Kiln)
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	\| Board		\| Board
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	\| 0.20		\| 0.20
	\| 3 units		\| 3 units
			\| 0.(3)
	\|-		\|-
	\| Block of Wood		\| Block of Wood
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	\| 0.40		\| 0.40
	\| 8 units		\| 8 units
			\| 0.5
	\|-		\|-
	\| Bone		\| Bone
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	\| 0.20		\| 0.20
	\| 6 units		\| 6 units
			\| '''0.8(3)'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Bark (all)		\| Bark (all)
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	\| 0.01..0.04		\| 0.01..0.04
	\| 8 units		\| 8 units
			\| 0.03125..0.125
	\|-		\|-
	\| Branch		\| Branch
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	\| 0.01		\| 0.01
	\| 8 units		\| 8 units
			\| 0.03125
	\|}		\|}

Royal Jelly

Zachary09 — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 12:23:10 GMT

How to Use: Adjusted the description of boost obtained from applying Royal Jelly to a Bee Skep. Made it less mixed up.

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	==How to Use==		==How to Use==

	Royal Jelly can be used to increase ~~the larvae~~ production of a [[Bee ~~Larvae~~]] and raise it's quality by +1.		Royal Jelly can be used to increase [[Bee Larvae]] production of a [[Bee Skep]] and raise it's quality by +1.

	Right-click the item on a Bee Skep to improve it, you can only improve a skep with Royal Jelly once but you can improve the same skep with [[Propolis\|Propolis.]]		Right-click the item on a Bee Skep to improve it, you can only improve a skep with Royal Jelly once but you can improve the same skep with [[Propolis\|Propolis.]]

	A visual difference is noticed in the entrance of the skep showing the white jelly.		A visual difference is noticed in the entrance of the skep showing the white jelly.

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	}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 973947 \| patch_date = 2026-05-17 \| patch_title = Orange Alchemy		}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 973947 \| patch_date = 2026-05-17 \| patch_title = Orange Alchemy
	}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 974263 \| patch_date = 2026-05-27 \| patch_title = Gongalong!		}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 974263 \| patch_date = 2026-05-27 \| patch_title = Gongalong!
			}}{{#subobject:\| patch_postid = 974603 \| patch_date = 2026-06-15 \| patch_title = Pfefferbench

	}}{{Patches per year table\|2026}}		}}{{Patches per year table\|2026}}