Farm machines that grow with the game: an iron plough to pull, a seed bag for the belt, a Dvergr seed drill, an ashwood reaper and the Staff of Plenty, which gathers everything ripe around you.
Reaper: "reaping and sowing again" now sows every cut place again, also in fields planted by hand closer than the tools sow and right up to the edge of the soil. The place where the crop just grew is only checked the way the game checks a sapling.
Reaper: the last places of a pass are sown even when you unhitch at once at the end of the row; a crop picked by another player's machine is sown again once it is really gone.
Reaper: its hover shows the seed in the box for sowing again, and a missing seed (carrots, onions, turnips and kale need their seeds, not the crop) is said once and clearly.
Plough, seed drill and reaper no longer shimmer while they roll: the game's building materials shift every corner a little by the world position; the implements now use steady copies, as the game's boats do.
Players and server can update one after the other (1.0.0 and 1.0.1 mix).
1.0.0
First release: five farming tools along the game's way, from the swamp to the Deep North.
Iron plough (forge): pulled like the cart, shares lowered with Shift + E, turns a strip of about 2 m into cultivated field with the cultivator's own terrain operation. Costs stamina per metre.
Seed bag (workbench level 3, belt slot): every crop planted with the cultivator also goes into the eight places around it, three by three; the cultivator's ghost shows all nine.
Dvergr seed drill (black forge, mechanical springs): sows the seed from its hopper across 3 m, dense in offset rows or in rows with lanes, only where the crop grows well. The lattice is fixed to the world, so passes line up.
Reaper (black forge, flametal and charred cogwheels): cuts what the scythe cuts across 3 m into its crop box, and can sow the same crop again from the seed in the box.
Staff of Plenty (galdr table level 3): one cast gathers everything ripe around you, berry bushes included, and the harvest flies to you; the second cast sows your seed into the field around you.
Plant spacing measured from the game's own grow radius and crop sizes; plants are never sown where they would be stunted.
Recipes, stations, stamina and eitr costs and the staff's radius and harvest lists can be configured (server-synced). Texts in English and German.
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