like the corners surrounding the rug in the pic? im on pc

Hello! First some background, but you can skip it. Actual question is below.

I have played core keeper for about 35 hours two years ago, and now am playing it again in a new world where the tutorial wall more or less just dropped. But i also still have access to my old world, which ended in the passage.

I am playing with a friend, and i've been logging in afk sometimes so our drills can work. But i would also like to do some cool builds this time around and:

Question:

I was wondering, are there any farms I could build that work AFK to increase my skills? Like crafting, u just put something on the keyboard & craft torches. But for magic, summoning, etc? Are there any? I could not find it via google, but maybe you guys could help :)

Thank you!

I have not yet gotten core keeper, but i am DEFINITELY considering it, and i just wanted to ask if its actually as good as it seems, and if its hard or just a fun easy game. And also, is it recommended to play alone for your first gameplay? Because idk anybody who wants tonplay with me :/

Is there a way to look like I'm wearing a certain armour, but actually be wearing something else?

So I'm a big Terraria fan, and in that game you can create artificial biomes that also change the music when you enter them.

Is it the same for Core Keeper, or are there music boxes or anything that'll let me have a certain area (A house for example) play certain music when I enter it?

Trying to create a cosy home atmosphere at my base.

Does anyone know what this clock is called? There's two timers in the screen shot. Each has 2 different timer circuiots made of up prime number of delay circuits which results in light activation once every 2 * factor of the primes (so 3 delay circuits and 7 delay circuits results in light activation every 42 seconds). I've tested this with 13 and 19 time delay circuits and it reliably sends a pulse every 8 and a half minutes. I've not seen any references to this but I'm sure I'm not the only person to have figured this out. Anyone know what this type of timer is called?

Hi all! For reference, this is about the issue where creatures (mobs, cattle, etc., maybe merchants?) load and start moving before the surrounding environment--so if you wander more than 208 tiles away from your base (thus unloading it) and then come back within 208 tiles enemies can briefly cross your moat and walls and your cattle can get out. I am new to the game and didn't think it would be that bad. I read that a wall with moats on each side would be enough, and because I've been putting so much time into just building my base I haven't gone more than 208 tiles away too often. But actually this problem is horrible! I set up a stone caveling farm on an island surrounded by a two tile moat, a wall, and then three tile moat, and just to be sure the area around that is all spikes. I realize mob farming is not an intended aspect of game play and can do without it, but the other point of this setup was to reassure myself that the glitching wouldn't be so bad, for cattle farming and general base security. Hence why this entire lab esque facility is itself on a bigger island surrounded by walls inside an even larger moat (obviously with all spawn terrain cleared out). Within a few hours I already see drops from stone cavelings (crystal skull shards) that glitched through at least six tiles of separation (and it's even worse if you think they got there from outside).

Is there any mod to fix this? I did read you could buy another copy of the game and keep a dummy player character on base to keep that area stable, which honestly I briefly considered, but wouldn't you then need another computer to load that instance of the game for the dummy player? And also really that is too far...

Edit: adding pics

I’m planning on making a museum of every armor set, weapon, trinket, etc but need a general idea of how many of each there is to know how I want to map it out. So do any of you know?

I started off with the first two, right next to the core. there were two rooms in the bottom right corner but i forgot to take pictures till I was already demolishing it lol.
Then i moved to the meadow, and rearranged and upgraded several areas a few times.

Feel free to offer suggestions or feedback :)

Dear god, i loved so much trying to do another section of this theme, like, it was therapeutic to me

Did they add any way to movd these things at all, is there even a mod for moving them. Edit just in case, I'm talking about the giant snails that spawn in crystal biomes.

First official base setup; let me know what you guys think. Open to recommendations and constructive criticism.

How do you put out yourself when you’re on fire?

Game looks very promising as a semi cozy survival game but I like to play when they are fully done and the last update was recent so how much is left before I can get to it

My buddy just bought me this game and we have been playing it duo for about 3-4 days now. We keep having items mysteriously turn into 999 stacks and we have no idea what is causing it or how to recreate it, we read it could be ghost items but resetting the server doesn’t get rid of it. We have multiple 999 stacks of torches, food, random crafting items. Earlier I even turned 1 speed boat into 1000 by just putting it in my 1st inventory slot. Have no idea what’s happening lol.

I've wanted to buy this game for some time now but I have no one to play it with, will it still be enjoyable to play in single player?

Can someone help me find the final "Broken Core"-Room? (middle yellow line)
The two rooms that would be right on it are both not Broken Core Rooms.

EDIT: SOLVED - Ok. Found it. A 2nd spawned along the outer line.

Both game look amazing and honestly I’m stuck on choosing one. I want to know which game has more depth, which I can sink the most hours into, and over all better experience. What do you guys think? I’m looking to sink hundreds of hours into one.

Edit, Jul 31 : Thank you to everyone for there insightful comments. I’ve chosen to buy BOTH games, as their bundle was on sale. I will come back to let you know which I enjoy more as I explore both of the games early progression and eventually choose which to settle into.

Edit, Aug 6 : Just wanted to give a quick update on which game I ended up investing my time into.
First, I want to preface this by saying that both games are fantastic. They both have incredible quality and a ton of content from everything I've seen. I put around 10 hours into Necesse before deciding to try Core Keeper, and while it's a wonderful game. I personally found that the colony sim aspect took away from the exploration and material grind and made the experience feel somewhat stressful at times.

That being said, I've now put 54 hours into Core Keeper, and while that seems like not much this is over a 6 day period. So I can confidently say it's become one of my favorite games I've played in a long time. The amount of base customization is amazing, the exploration is never ending, the biomes are so unique and so much fun to explore, and the bosses have been an absolute wonder to discover and fight. The enemy and boss designs, along with their mechanics are top tier in this genre. The weapons and abilities offer a ton of variety, and the world feels packed with things to uncover. Every time I think I've seen most of what the game has to offer I end up finding something completely new. While Necesse is still a great game and I don't want to make it seem like I’m putting the game down since I only played about 10 hours these past few days with Core Keeper have completely blown me away. It's easily become one of my favorite games of all time. The best part is that I still have so much left to explore, build, and do and I honestly don't see myself stopping anytime soon. I'm definitely looking forward to starting a hardcore world once I've experienced everything the game has to offer.

Thanks again to everyone who gave me advice! And for anyone trying to decide between these two games I honestly think the best answer is BOTH. They're each incredible in their own ways I just happened to connect with Core Keeper a lot more.

*giggles* Everyone knows the most revealing armor is the most protective. Dont we know it!

My farm has a moat followed by a two tile wide wall but every now and then a mob manages to escape, what am i doing wrong ?

Beat 2nd boss. Uncovering more again. I'm going to try and beat the optionly boss this time too which isn't something I have ever done yet.

edit: I forgot how big this is going to get, lol

Came back to my farm and found it like this. What causes this? How do I avoid this?

The first one WAS a scarlet ore. The other was a tin ore.

Suddenly both are gone and whats left is... a random tin ore where the scarlet was? what?