When creating overlays with using a base tile of a wall, and an overlay tile of a floor, if you click once to apply each tile, it will indeed keep the original density of said tile and the like. However, when clicking and dragging, it will use the overlay tile's density and the like.

Dev Note: This thread has been hijacked for a greater purpose, citizen. Post typos you find in the game here. I probably won't respond to every one, saying I fixed it, but I will check the topic and fix the spelling errors that I see.

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When done talking to Erin Majistra in Cellsvich:
Erin Majistra says "Don't dwaddle if you have business elsehwere. You never know how long Iahsus' little tantrums will last."

That's all I have for now.

Not really a big deal but it is pretty silly.

I lined up some regular bear traps and made a level 4 mob run over about 5, and it only did 6 damage to the mobs in the battle. Is it only applying one trap to a mob, or is that a bug?

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Still working out the issues with crashes, but in the mean time, here's what we added this week. Apologies for the boring looking notes.

1.20
Farming - You can now plant things and harvest the results. The process to plant things usually goes like this:

1. Get seeds. These can be created at a Chopping Board.
   
2. Get a shovel, bucket, and a hoe. All of these can be created at an Anvil or Alchemy Station.
   
3. Find a grassy tile away from NPCs and use the shovel to dig a hole.
   
4. Use the hoe on the hole to turn it into farming soil.
   
5. Use the seeds on the hole to plant them.
   
6. Use a bucket at a well or water source to fill it up; then use it on the planted seeds to water them. You'll want to water them often.
   
7. Once they reach maturity, double click the plant to harvest it.

• Notes:
  
• There is a limit to how many crops you can plant outside of player houses (10 max).
  
• Once matured, if the plant is not in a player house, anyone can harvest it unless you have a scarecrow nearby (also crafted at the anvil/alchemy station).
  
• If you have a treasure map that leads to a tile where a crop is planted, you can receive the treasure by double clicking on the farm soil.

Buckets and scarecrows seem to be indestructible from the inventory.

Currently, the hex reverses regeneration but does not effect direct healing. Since regen is so uncommon, and I'm (pretty sure) interference can't be dispelled as it is, perhaps it would be fine to buff the hex to reverse all healing into damage? For a debilitating hex, it lacks a whole lot of impact. Switching it to effect all healing makes it a bit more threatening, and can still easily be played around. (Don't use graft on yourself if you see the debuff, durr.)

Right now only these two bands lack any traps made with them.

Hopefully this will change?