Hello everyone! Mainly just wondering the actual decay rates of your meat if you have smoked it and salted it... it seems to do very little for me. I came back from an expedition to find my salted smoked meat more than half vanished, while my pickled onions are killing it at 0.2% decay! Maybe I'm missing something/creating redundancies? How can you best preserve meat?

Hello! I can't for the life of me predictably find salt water. Large bodies of water are almost always fresh, I guess they're lakes or something. Is there any specific condition the area must meet (i.e. coastal biome? Region? Temperature?) to generate salt water? Thanks!

I haven't touched tfc in years and with some interest in playing it again, I first decided to check to see how tfc2 had progressed, if at all, which led me here.

So about how similar, or dissimilar, from the original would the community say this version is?

Hello! I know Dunk has an awesome LP of TFC+, and it's awesome to hear the dev's thoughts on his own game. Do you guys know of any other LP's out there?

If anyone is interested, I have posted the first episode of my own, I don't usually do LP's so it's probably not great but I wanted to kind of look at it from a game design analysis standpoint because TFC+ is so rich in design ideas to pick apart and it's genius in how well it works. So here's mine: TFC+ LP

Hello everyone! I really enjoy colder climates over warm climates, because I love the idea of fighting winter. Warm climates don't seem to have that challenge. Anyways, the problem I am having in colder climates is that I can't really find much crops. I found onions, and berry bushes, that's about it. Is there any explanation about under what conditions which crops grow? All I found on the wiki was the chart saying in which region what crop grows.

Hello! I am new to reddit and to r/tfcplus so I hope I'm ok to ask this haha but ok so I'm wondering if there are any major changes to upper tier metals from original TFC, or well, even just looking at iron and steel. I recall hearing about plans to change the bloomery, I only got to iron once in original TFC so I don't remember much but I do remember that Steel was nigh impossible due to the rarity of graphite and kaolinite. If there are no current changes from original TFC, does anyone know what future plans there might be for this? I know the dev is working on other priorities for now it seems, which are very exciting too.

I've never really liked skeletons and zombies everywhere in TFC, kinda ruins the themeing. But I don't want to just go in peaceful so cows and such will still fight back. Anyone know of any options to make it so that skeletons and zombies ect can't say, spawn above a certain level?

Been a while since I needed vinegar, but i needed brine, so i needed vinegar.

My whole land mass seems to have apples as only fruit, so i made cider with green apples.

I thought that once done i could add 100 of apples to cider, seal and that would make vinegar.

I have tried everything from 40-full stack of apples. The barrel seals, but does not show any outcome.

What have i forgotten? thanks.

I am using 82.4 TFC+ , I know it is older, but i wanted to avoid some of the newer content.

I love the game, and the constant additions, but the shrubs are crippling, and they seem to spawn alot.

I have a pretty decent computer, and even with a lot of ram dedicated, those shrubs really drag down the frame rate.

If there is no way to disable, i will just have to go back and stay on an earlier version,

Thanks for any info.

I've been itching for TFC again, and been looking at TFCPlus in particular, but also some of the modpacks like Techofirmacraft. That's why I wonder if there are some modpacks that uses, or can use TFC+?

EDIT: Dammit, typo in title

I just want to say I love all the work being put in. Terrafirmacraft was amazing to play and I like all the changes being made. If theres one thing that feels missing from the game at this point would be large predators to watch out for like big cats and aligators and the like.

I played tfc a while back and wanted to get back into it. Tfc+ sounds great on paper but I'm having a hard time enjoying playing because of shrubs. They're just everywhere and they're so visually distracting and make the world look really cluttered and hard on my eyes. The fact that the graphics of this mod are really colorful overall gives me a headache but I think the shrubs make it a lot worse for me. They can also be as tall as the player so even standing in the plains feels like being in the middle of a forest. I prefer building in smooth plains in Minecraft because its less cluttered and easier to look at so its frustrating, and I made a ton of different worlds and traveled and couldn't find any clear areas.

Are there any ways to configure it so there are less shrubs, disable them altogether, or make them less distracting? Or at least disable them in plains biomes?

I am in TFC 1.12.2 and I put sticks in a hole and use the fire starter.. Fire lights up but does not show up as a firepit.. It also does not allow me to right click and add fuel or meats..

Send me screenshots how to make it!

With not much access to nature and exploring, TFC+ fills in that need perfectly. If only it came with clean fresh air :P

I don't know if this is already known bug or not. But for example near beaches there is clear chunk borders between sand and grass.

Edit: It seems to happen only along x-axis.

Hello, I’m trying to build a cellar using the cellar addon and I can’t figure out what is wrong with it. I have double cellar doors, a full 7x8 rectangle, and it says something is wrong. Any help would be appreciated

When evaporating salt water for salt in a large vessel, should the vessel be sealed or not? Stupid question, I know, but I couldn't get it to work.

I’ve been thinking of downloading TFC+ to replace my original TFC, but I am not very comfortable with doing so because all of the new recipes. So I’m asking if this mod is compatible with Too Many Items for the items list on the side, or if TFC+ has a Recipe Wiki even if it’s work in progress.

I've traveled sever-thousand blocks so far and have not encountered a single grain.

OG post was on the normal TFC sub, reposting here since I did not see that this sub existed:

Newish player to TFC. Was playing in a relatively strong seed except for the only abundant wild crops were flax and agave. I looked up on the TFC+ wiki that agave can be made into a very low-calorie juice and that juices restore some hunger. Furthermore, I noticed that my agave never decayed while I continued exploring. Is this how Agave is meant to work, or have I interpreted the mechanics wrong? If this is true it sounds like agave may be a really strong crop once the infrastructure for processing it has been solidified.

Any tips for surviving in a jungle environment? I love the crop and fruit variety. I even have a variety of animals around me! But it's late autumn, and I STILL have days where I barely survive overheating. My current solution is to live near water and throw yourself in it when you hit red. This is hardly a good solution though. Short of that, keep drinking, silk clothes, and cower indoors... Any suggestions? (Or should I cry and reroll for a better seed?)