![]() ![]() The red buttons can be used to move the green marker to the left. When the metal is struck using the four green buttons, the green marker moves to the right by a set distance determined by which of the four buttons is pressed. You will also be presented with three strikes on the top, which, read from right to left, represent the last three strikes, in order, which must be used in the working of that item. Once you have selected a plan, the red marker on the bottom bar will move to the left to a specific point, which is dependent on the item selected, the world seed, as well as other random parameters, but remains constant over time. Each of these eight buttons represents a specific strike which, if selected wisely and in the correct order, will move the metal to its final shape. You will also see a set of four red buttons and four green buttons just below the metal slot. ![]() The plan you choose will have to be compatible with the type of metal being worked.Ĭhoose a plan by clicking the “plans” button next to the central working squares, and select one of the options in the plans options menu. Once you have an ingot of metal hot enough to be worked, using compatible crafting equipment, you can place the ingot into one of the two central working squares in the anvil menu and select a plan. I leave further refinements of the system for others to identify and share with the community, if willing. In my opinion, it’s still worlds better for your ingots than pounding away at them by trial and error, and discovering, for instance, that you lose your ingot if the green indicator goes off the right side of the progress bar. I have less sympathy for those who embark on the futile venture of keeping new community members in ignorance of a solution which anyone can arrive at with an hour of testing in creative mode.Īs one final preface, this guide is intended to explain the rudiments of the system, not to come up with idealized equations which will generate complete worked items with the fewest possible number of strokes, and the approach herein will require using ingots to “measure” the targets, which takes some time and may somewhat decrease the potential of the ore you’ve spent so much energy gathering. The fact that those seeking solutions to the anvil puzzle have no one to turn to is a problem deserving of serious consideration. However, it seems to me that people go to the internet for solutions when they can’t or don’t wish to figure out things on their own. You cannot un-see the numbers once they've been seen. If you wish to play that way then good for you, but adding raw numbers to the wiki will affect the way that everyone else plays the game as well. ![]() Bioxx does not want TerraFirmaCraft to be treated as a math game where everyone min/maxes and only ever follows one route. The developers, along with various TFC community leads have made their concerns eminently clear in their forum guidelines (which is why this post is appearing in on reddit instead.)īioxx has only one major rule when it comes to editing the wiki, failure to follow this rule will result in immediate termination of your editor status.ĭo not add raw numbers that are used in the code behind the scenes. While a number of influential members of the TerraFrimaCraft Community have registered their opposition to posting any solutions to the anvil puzzle, here I will provide a basic guide to working metals on the anvil in TerraFirmaCraft, because I don’t see providing such guides as being fundamentally different from any of the information provided in the wiki or elsewhere. ![]()
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