I'm playing in verson 0.16.3.
I have a few tilled spots (3 or 4) and I can't plant in them. It's not a big deal, but just to let you know.
I don't know if I can explain the next one... I went to the mines and brought back a lot of stones. I had, let's say, in one chest 120 in one spot and 100 in another spot. I bring 100 more. Is there a way to complete the 200 stones in one spot of the chest (other than clicking 80 times)?
Alright so the tiles first I guess. So you can’t plant anything on them. I guess a couple of questions if you can remember, which may be hard. Did you have those tiles tilled before you patched to 0.16.3? Also can you water them, or dig them? Did you ever have anything planted in them before? I’ll look into it regardless but any of that info you can provide would be great.
As for your stone question, or I guess just item stacking question. At the moment I suppose not. I was going to say you could right click the 100 stack in your inventory but that would put the entire stack into the chest, not just 80. It is on my list of things to do to improve the stack separation system since at the moment there isn’t really one. Maybe I’ll see if I can get that going this week, no promises though.
I did have the tiles tilled before the patch.
I did have things planted before (in the previous versions).
I can water and dig them. That was what I did to solve the problem actually. I used the shovel on the same spot 3 times I think and now I can plant. Sorry I hadn't check that before I wrote the comment.
About the stacks no rush. It was just a thought.
Thanks for answering so fast!
Thanks for the information, it’s always appreciated. Based on the stories I’m hearing it seems that recent patches may have left some weirdness behind in terms of crops. I literally just changed the backend of the crop system again to fix something else so the next patch will be different yet again, but hopefully less prone to these sorts of errors.
As for the stacking thing, no worries, it’s something I need to mess with sooner rather than later.
