Storage, Oven, Pottery - The majority of this update is the storage system overhaul. The town carpenter will now create wooden storage chests in all of the buildings (except the temple since it has no used items yet), and these chests will hold an infinite supply of items related to their building. Once a chest is created, villagers will organize any loose items in their previous storage areas into the chest, and utilize items from the chest as needed. You can access the chest by standing over it and clicking it or pressing "E", and then clicking the necessary item or using 1-9 to remove an item. As more items are added, Ctrl + 1-9 will remove further items. You can place items in the chest by standing over the chest with the related item and pressing "E" or clicking the chest. You cannot place items in a chest that do not belong. For example, you can't store rocks in the carpenter's chest, only the stone mason's chest. Even with the ability to stack items in the world, as more items are added this will inevitably lead to clutter and so this storage system should help with that, giving more space for buildings and furniture.
The oven has also been added to the tavern, along with the barkeep's table. You can create the table by hammering 15 planks, and you can create the oven by adding an iron ingot to a pile of 10 stone bricks and then hammering it. You can mix ash on the table with water to create a wet ashglaze cup, or mix two ash piles with water to create a wet ashglaze bowl. Both of which can be inserted into the oven to cook into usable cups and bowls. These will eventually be used to hold liquids and meals.
A full list of changes can be found below.
Additions
- Added storage chests. By hammering 12 planks inside a building with a stone hammer, you can create a storage chest that can hold an infinite number of items relevant to the building. For example, the chest in the stone mason shop can hold rocks, sharp rocks, bricks, etc. When open, a window will appear showing items that can be selected by either clicking on them or pressing a number key to indicate which item you want to grab. It will also display a counter of how many items of each type are in the storage chest. This should help organize the town even further, and eventually make room to upgrade the buildings to be bigger.
- Added AI using the storage chests.
- Added AI crafting of storage chests for all buildings.
- Added storage chests to the village start game mode, and filled them with the same items that were previously added at the start.
- Added an oven for the tavern. Using a stone hammer on 10 stone bricks and 1 iron ingot will create an oven in the tavern.
- Added the barkeep's table. This table can be created by hammering 15 planks in the bar. The table is used as a work bench to create other items.
- Added ashglaze cups. You can now make a wet ashglaze cup by pouring water onto ash while on the barkeep's table. The wet cup can be cooked in the oven to create a normal ashglaze cup, which will eventually be used to hold liquids.
- Added ashglaze bowls. You can now make a wet ashglaze bowl by pouring water onto two stacks of ash while on the barkeep's table. The wet bowl can be cooked in the oven to create a normal ashglaze bowl, which will eventually be used to hold various meals.
Fixes
- Fixed a bug where the storage chest wouldn't close if you tried to remove an item that was zero quantity.
- Fixed a bug with creating a storage chest where the storage location wouldn't update for certain items.