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| caption = Empty » with Milk » with Curds | |||
|caption = Empty » with Milk » with Curds | | | ||
|xsize = 1 | | xsize = 1 | ||
|ysize = 2 | | ysize = 2 | ||
|skillreq = [[requires::Carpentry]], [[requires:: | | | ||
|objectsreq = [[requires::Board]] x4, [[requires::Block of Wood]] x2 | | skillreq = [[requires::Carpentry]], [[requires::Cheesemaking]] | ||
|lift | | objectsreq = [[requires::Board]] x4, [[requires::Block of Wood]] x2 | ||
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| lift = Yes | |||
| sthp = 50 | |||
| soak = 0 | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{GM|$Build|$Production & Processing|C$urding Tub}} | {{GM|$Build|$Production & Processing|C$urding Tub}} | ||
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==How to Use== | ==How to Use== | ||
Start by filling the tub with [[milk]] using a filled [[Bucket]]. Then [[Rennet]] is added and the tub will start producing curds over time. One curd is produced every 36 minutes (real-time). A Curding Tub has a 5x4 inventory for curds, a total of 20. Each curd needs 1L of milk and 0.02L of rennet, thus you only need 0.4L of rennet to fill a tub with curds. | Start by filling the tub with [[milk]] using a filled [[Bucket]]. Then [[Rennet]] is added and the tub will start producing curds over time. One curd is produced every 36 minutes (real-time). A Curding Tub has a 5x4 inventory for curds, a total of 20. Each curd needs 1L of milk and 0.02L of rennet, thus you only need 0.4L of rennet to fill a tub with curds. | ||
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==Quality== | ==Quality== | ||
Quality: <math> | Quality: <math>_{q}Board*2 + _{q}Block \over 3</math> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*You need to have discovered rennet to unlock Curding Tubs. | *You need to have discovered rennet to unlock Curding Tubs. | ||
*One [[Suckling's Maw]] will make 1L of rennet, which is good for 50 curds. | *One [[Suckling's Maw]] will make 1L of rennet, which is good for 50 curds. | ||
*Rennet & Milk inside Curding Tubs can't be put back into a Bucket or a Barrel. | |||
*Rennet & Milk inside Curding Tubs can be poured from one Curding Tub into a other one. | |||
{{Game Development}} | |||
Latest revision as of 11:22, 7 November 2022
| Curding Tub | |
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 Empty » with Milk » with Curds | |
| Vital statistics | |
| Size | 1 x 2 |
| Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. | Carpentry, Cheesemaking |
| Object(s) Required | Board x4, Block of Wood x2 |
| Required By | (4) Cow's Curd, Curd, Goat's Curd, Sheep's Curd |
| Can be Lifted | Yes |
| Hit Points | 50 |
| Soak Value | None |
| Go to Objects | |
Build > Production & Processing > Curding Tub
A Curding Tub is required to make Curd, which is the prime ingredient for making Cheese.
How to Use
Start by filling the tub with milk using a filled Bucket. Then Rennet is added and the tub will start producing curds over time. One curd is produced every 36 minutes (real-time). A Curding Tub has a 5x4 inventory for curds, a total of 20. Each curd needs 1L of milk and 0.02L of rennet, thus you only need 0.4L of rennet to fill a tub with curds.
A Curding Tub can hold 100 liters of Milk and 3 liters of Rennet.
Quality
Quality:
Notes
- You need to have discovered rennet to unlock Curding Tubs.
- One Suckling's Maw will make 1L of rennet, which is good for 50 curds.
- Rennet & Milk inside Curding Tubs can't be put back into a Bucket or a Barrel.
- Rennet & Milk inside Curding Tubs can be poured from one Curding Tub into a other one.
Game Development
- Cheesy Coracle (2018-01-25)◎ >"Added a button to empty curding tubs. Suggested here."
- Cheesy Coracle (2018-01-25)◎ >"Made it so that you can pour milk and rennet from one curding tub to another, provided that there is no overflow, i.e. the tub you are pouring from can be emptied entirely in the tub you are pouring into. Suggested here."