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{{Item | {{Item | ||
|title=Fur | |title=Fur | ||
| − | |image=Bear Fur.png; Wolf Fur.png <!-- The large (~150px) image of the item, including file extension (.png, .gif). Alt images can be added using ; --> | + | |image=Bear Fur.png; Wolf Fur.png; Fur.png <!-- The large (~150px) image of the item, including file extension (.png, .gif). Alt images can be added using ; --> |
|invimage=Bear Fur <!-- grid version image. For alt images add new lines (|invimage2= |invimage3= etc.) --> | |invimage=Bear Fur <!-- grid version image. For alt images add new lines (|invimage2= |invimage3= etc.) --> | ||
|invimage2=Wolf Fur | |invimage2=Wolf Fur | ||
| + | |invimage3=Fur | ||
|stackable= Yes <!-- yes or no, amt. ex:Yes, 64 --> | |stackable= Yes <!-- yes or no, amt. ex:Yes, 64 --> | ||
|size= | |size= | ||
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== Obtaining == <!-- Detailed description of where to find the item or how to craft it. --> | == Obtaining == <!-- Detailed description of where to find the item or how to craft it. --> | ||
| − | There are several types of fur. [[Bear]]s and [[Wolf|Wolves]] have furs that are specific to them, i.e. Bear Fur and Wolf Fur. [[Deer]] | + | There are several types of fur. [[Bear]]s and [[Wolf|Wolves]] have furs that are specific to them, i.e. Bear Fur and Wolf Fur. [[Deer]] and undomesticated [[Mouflon]] drop a generic fur. (Mouflon which have turned into Sheep after domestication drop [[Hide|Sheepskin]].) Furs have three sizes, small, medium, and large. |
== Use == <!-- Detailed description of how the item is used and crafting recipes it is used in. --> | == Use == <!-- Detailed description of how the item is used and crafting recipes it is used in. --> | ||
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| − | ==== | + | ==== Cutting ==== |
| + | Fur can be cut into various [[Clothing]] pieces and Fur Scraps. | ||
| − | Wolves and bears have a 50% chance to drop a complete fur when killed instead of a fur scrap. This fur can be crafted with a knife in the crafting grid to produce a fur head hat and a fur scrap. The fur scrap can be used for fur | + | To cut a piece of Fur, hold it in your hand with a [[Knife]] is in your inventory,then {{key|RMB}} on a solid block to open the cutting interface. The cutting mechanic is similar to [[Clay]] forming and [[Stone]] knapping. Clicking on a section of Fur will cut it away. Once the first cut is made, the Fur is consumed from the player's inventory. When a valid pattern is formed, an item appears in the output slot. |
| − | {{Recipe/ | + | |
| + | For cutting recipes, see the [[Clothing]] page. | ||
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| + | When a Large Fur is cut into Clothing pieces, it will also return a Medium Fur Scrap and a Small Fur Scrap. | ||
| + | When a Medium Fur Scrap is cut into Clothing pieces, it will also return a Small Fur Scrap. | ||
| + | This means a large fur or large fur scrap can be cut into four [[Clothing]] pieces. | ||
| + | Tiny Fur Scraps will also be dropped when larger furs/scraps are cut. These can be used to [[Patch]] fur Clothing or they can be [[Sewn]] together into a Small Fur Scrap. | ||
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| + | {{Recipe/Tiny Fur Scrap}} | ||
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| + | {{Recipe/Patchwork}} | ||
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| + | ==== Animal Head Hat ==== | ||
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| + | Wolves and bears have a 50% chance to drop a complete fur when killed instead of a fur scrap. This fur can be crafted with a knife in the crafting grid to produce a fur head hat and a fur scrap. The fur scrap can be used for fur clothing crafting methods. If you only have a generic fur or fur scrap, you can still craft a generic fur hat using regular clothing sewing. | ||
| + | {{Recipe/Animal Head Hat}} | ||
==== Raw hide ==== | ==== Raw hide ==== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:35, 11 April 2022
| Stackable |
Yes |
| Size ↕ |
N/A |
| Weight ⚖ |
N/A |
| ItemID |
terrafirmacraftplus:item.? |
Obtaining
There are several types of fur. Bears and Wolves have furs that are specific to them, i.e. Bear Fur and Wolf Fur. Deer and undomesticated Mouflon drop a generic fur. (Mouflon which have turned into Sheep after domestication drop Sheepskin.) Furs have three sizes, small, medium, and large.
Use
Cutting
Fur can be cut into various Clothing pieces and Fur Scraps.
To cut a piece of Fur, hold it in your hand with a Knife is in your inventory,then 
Right Click on a solid block to open the cutting interface. The cutting mechanic is similar to Clay forming and Stone knapping. Clicking on a section of Fur will cut it away. Once the first cut is made, the Fur is consumed from the player's inventory. When a valid pattern is formed, an item appears in the output slot.
For cutting recipes, see the Clothing page.
When a Large Fur is cut into Clothing pieces, it will also return a Medium Fur Scrap and a Small Fur Scrap. When a Medium Fur Scrap is cut into Clothing pieces, it will also return a Small Fur Scrap. This means a large fur or large fur scrap can be cut into four Clothing pieces. Tiny Fur Scraps will also be dropped when larger furs/scraps are cut. These can be used to Patch fur Clothing or they can be Sewn together into a Small Fur Scrap.
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Animal Head Hat
Wolves and bears have a 50% chance to drop a complete fur when killed instead of a fur scrap. This fur can be crafted with a knife in the crafting grid to produce a fur head hat and a fur scrap. The fur scrap can be used for fur clothing crafting methods. If you only have a generic fur or fur scrap, you can still craft a generic fur hat using regular clothing sewing.
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Raw hide
Generic furs and fur scraps can also be crafted with a knife in the crafting grid to get a rawhide of the same size.
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Teepee
Additionally, furs and fur scraps can be used to construct a Teepee.
Gallery
Bear Fur and Wolf Fur clothing.
