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Wooden Items/Blocks

Barrel: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Chest: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Chopped Log: Acacia, Ash, Aspen, Bamboo, Bamboo, Baobab, Birch, Chestnut, Douglas Fir, Ebony, Fever, Fevertree, Fruitwood, Gingko, Hickory, Kapok, Limba, Mahogany, Maple, Oak, Palm, Pine, Sequoia, Spruce, Sycamore, Teak, White Cedar, White Elm, Willow

Door: Bamboo, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Fence: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Gate: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Large Log: Acacia, Ash, Aspen, Bamboo, Baobab, Birch, Chestnut, Douglas Fir, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Hickory, Kapok, Limba, Mahogany, Maple, Oak, Palm, Pine, Sequoia, Spruce, Sycamore, Teak, White Cedar, White Elm, Willow

Log: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Loom: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Lumber: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Planks: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruit, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Plastered wood: Acacia, Ash, Aspen, Bamboo, Baobab, Birch, Chestnut, Douglas Fir, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Hickory, Kapok, Limba, Mahogany, Maple, Oak, Palm, Pine, Sequoia, Spruce, Sycamore, Teak, White Cedar, White Elm, Willow

Sapling: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm Teak

Support Beam: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Tool Rack: Bamboo, Baobab, Ebony, Fever, Fruitwood, Gingko, Limba, Mahogany, Palm, Teak

Stone Items/Blocks

Chimney: Andesite, Basalt, Chalk, Chert, Claystone, Conglomerate, Dacite, Diorite, Dolomite, Gabbro, Gneiss, Granite, Limestone, Marble, Phyllite, Quartzite, Rhyolite, Rock Salt, Schist, Shale, Slate

Mudbrick: Andesite, Basalt, Chalk, Chert, Claystone, Conglomerate, Dacite, Diorite, Dolomite, Gabbro, Gneiss, Granite, Limestone, Marble, Phyllite, Quartzite, Rhyolite, Rock Salt, Schist, Shale, Slate

Clothing & Sewing

Bear Fur: Boots, Coat, Hat

Bear Fur: large, medium, small

Bone Needle

Bone Needle Threaded

Boot Soles: leather, wolf, bear

Boot Tops: bear, leather, wolf

Coat Back: bear, linen, silk, wolf, wool, Coat Front bear, Coat Front linen, Coat Front silk, Coat Front wolf, Coat Front wool

Flax Fiber

Grass: Cloak, Sandals, Shirt, Skirt

Hat Piece: bear, leather, linen, silk, wolf, wool

Iron Needle

Iron Needle Thread

Leather Sandals

Linen: Coat, Hat, Pants, Robe, Shirt, Socks

Linen Cloth

Linen String

Pants Piece: leather, linen, silk, wool

Quiver Piece leather

Saddle Piece leather

Saddle

Shirt Body: leather, linen, silk, wool

Shirt Sleeves: bear, leather, linen, silk, wolf, wool

Silk: Coat, Hat, Pants, Robe, Shirt, Socks

Silk String

Sinew

Sock Cloth: linen, silk, wool

Strap leather

Straw Hat

Wolf Fur: Boots, Coat, Hat

Wolf Fur: large, medium, small

Wool: Coat, Hat,Pants, Robe, Shirt, Socks

Crops, Seeds, & Food

Black-Eyed Peas

Date

Flax

FruitSapling: Date, Papaya

Grapes

Melon

Madder Root

Papaya

Pumpkin

Pumpkin Shell

Red Mushroom

Seeds: Black-Eyed Peas, Flax, Grapes, Madder, Melon, Pumpkin, Weld, Woad

Weld Root

Woad Leaves

Fluids

Wine

Berry Wine

Black Dye

Blue Dye

Red Dye

White Dye

Yellow Dye

Misc

Basket

BigDrum

Blowing horn

Bone

Bone Flute

Bone Fragment

Bow Firestarter

Brass Tube

Brown Mushroom

Bugle

Ceramic Blowpipe

Ceramic Blowpipe Glass

Ceramic Bucket

Ceramic Mold Sheet

Ceramic Mold Trowel

Ceramic Roof

Ceramic Tile

Clay Blowpipe

Clay Bucket

Clay Mold Sheet

Clay Mold Trowel

Clay Tile

Conch horn

DyePowder light_blue

Fern

Glass

Hollow Bone

Horn

LeafLitter

Lime

LittleDrum

Lyre

Lyre unstrung

Molten Glass

Mud

Plaster of Paris: Liquid, Solid

Pole

Powder Ash

Powder Gypsum

Powder Plaster

Powder Sylvite

Seashell conch

Seashell scallop

Soda Ash

Straw Basket

Trowel: Bismuth Bronze, Black Bronze, Black Steel, Blue Steel, Bronze, Copper, Red Steel, Steel, Wrought Iron

Trowel_Head: Bismuth Bronze, Black Bronze, Black Steel, Blue Steel, Bronze, Copper, Red Steel, Steel, Wrought Iron

Undergrowth

Unstrung bow

Water Bottle

Wooden Spear

Wooden Staff

• fishing rod vs vanilla recipe
• glass bottles vs vanilla

Crops

• new trees : limba, baobab (dry plains and forest versions), gingko, fever tree, fruitwood, bamboo, ebony, mahogany, teak, and date palm. Region info in changelog
• new tree fruit
• flax
• mushroooms
• pumpkins
• melons
• grapes
• black-eyed peas
• bananas
• papayas
• dates
• weld
• madder
• woad

Clothing

is it all clothing except leather?

Blocks

• moss
• ferns
• undertgrowth
• leaf litter
• ceramic tile roof
• silica sands
• quartzite Quartzite sand now spawns on nearly all beaches
• glass block
• glass pane
• tropical areas with jungles are more likely to have white-sand beaches, made of chalk sand.

Mechanics

• regions
• body temp
  • one bar on meter = how many degrees of temp?
  • Drinking water from a bottle or jug will give you 1:30 or 2:00 of +1 to heat protection
  • Standing next to a lit fire pit or forge will give you 0:01 of +1 cold protection each second up until 2:00​​​​
  • Wetness and proximity to fires or forges are taken into account
• dyeing
• sewing
• Item reach
• Trees seasonal changes
  • conditions for leaf loss and growth?
• wild crops spawn based on region rainfall and temp
• raw meats to be eaten (with a chance of getting food poisoning based on food decay)
• Red mushrooms always poison you when eaten raw
• Raw foods restore less hunger than cooked foods (25% less for raw, 50% more for cooked)
• Cooking food will decrease the weight based on water content (with increases to how much cooked food restores, this is still beneficial)
• Some foods restore water when eaten:Melon, Orange, Peach
• fishing
• knife attack modes
• forges and crucibles can be used to directly cast the bronzes or copper into molds
• saplings from decayed fruit

Mobs

• fish