Introduction
Traduction en cours...
Un feu de bois permet de créer de nombreuses ressources, dont le charbon, la cendre, le calcaire ou le poisson grillé. Tous ces produits résultent de la combustion de certaines ressources à des températures bien précises.
Quand elle sera disponible, vous voudrez sans doutes consulter la page des Recette? (Recipes).
Détails techniques et Glossaire
- Température : La température d'un feu est aussi la quantité de bois qu'il va essayer de consummer au cours de ce tick. Tous les feux commencent à une température de 1.
- Tick : Un Tick, ou battement, marque l'instant où le feu consomme du bois, crée du charbon ou autres ressources, augmente ou réduit sa température. L'intervalle entre deux battements est aproximativement de 10 secondes.
Chaque battement comporte deux phases, qui sont, dans cet ordre :
1. Variation de la température du feu :
- La température augmente de 1 si il reste au moins un bois à brûler.
- La température diminue de 1 si il n'y a plus du tout de bois à brûler.
- La température diminue de 1 par [Cruche d'eau]? ajoutées au feu.
2. Consommation et production de ressources :
- Essaye de consommer autant de bois que la température actuelle.
- Crée du charbon, si la température du feu est dans la bonne fourchette.
- Transforme une partie des ingrédients présents dans le feu, selon un certain ratio variant avec la température du feu.
Il est possible de rajouter du bois ou des ingrédients entre les battements.
Catégories de feux
- Feu monobloc (Static bonfire) : Un feu qui contient suffisament de bois pour atteindre la température souhaitée sans aucune intervention. La quantité de bois minimale nécessaire pour atteindre la température T est de T*(T-1)/2+1. Les ressources à transformer sont généralement ajoutées quand il reste une quantité précise de bois dans le feu.
- Feu materné (Stoked bonfire) : Un feu qui est allumé avec seulement un ou deux bois mais dans lequel on rajoutes 1 deben de bois à chaque battement, quand la quantité de bois restant est nulle (en plus d'éventuelles ressources à transformer). Il suffit de T bois pour atteindre la température T. Il est possible de stabiliser la température de ces feux en rajoutant 1 deben d'eau en même temps que le deben de bois.
- Feu oscillant (Oscillating bonfire) : Un feu sont la température oscille entre deux températures voisines. Le feu est d'abord amené a la température maximale souhaitée, puis privé de tout bois durant n battements. Il existe plusieurs moyens d'être synchronisé avec son feu, afin que sa température ne chûte pas trop : en utilisant un (ou plusieurs) autre(s) feu(x) en 'opposition de phase', un arbre ou un buisson, l'horodatage des messages d'une fenêtre de chat ou un chronomètre extérieur au jeu.
Récapitulatif des produits
NB: A partir de la température 13, le feu détruit le charbon qu'il aurait déjà créé au rythme d'un demi par battement.
Fin de la section traduite, le reste est à suivre
Applications
Static Bonfires
Charcoal production by the use of static bonfires is very inefficient and has very limited use. The most efficient static bonfire is made from 29 wood and gives 4 charcoal (7.25 wood/charcoal). The 2nd best is one of size 37 which gives 5 charcoal (7.4 wood/charcoal) but might be preferrable because of less clicking involved.
| Initial bonfire size | Charcoal produced |
| 1-10 | 0 |
| 11-15 | 1 |
| 16-21 | 2 |
| 22-28 | 3 |
| 29-36 | 4 |
| 37-78 | 5 |
| 79-91 | 4 |
| 92-105 | 3 |
| 106+ | 2 |
Static bonfires are mainly used to convert ingredients into products. This is done by adding ingredients at a certain temperature. The amount of wood left in a bonfire can tell us exactly what the current temperature is, given that the initial bonfire size is known:
to calculate how much wood should used to build a light and forget bonfire use this formula(based on sum of counting numbers formula):
H= target peak heat, W= total wood , w= wood left, h= heat you want to add things to the fire
W = (H-1)*H/2 +1
if you want to add something at a certain heat and want to know how much wood is left in the fire at that heat.
for H!=h (not equal) w= W - (h+1)*h/2
for H==h w=0 and previous tick w=1
- Niseg
Oscillating Method
Yields X charcoal from X+10 wood. For large X, this is very close to 1 wood per charcoal.
Step 1: Set up the bonfires, 11 wood in each, and pin the menus. Try with just 1 or 2 to begin with, as you get better you may be able to run 30 or so at once.
Step 2: Wait for the first fire to hit 0 wood. This should happen close to 40 seconds after lighting them. Add 1 wood to all fires. This can be done very quickly by using one hand to click "Add Wood" with the mouse, and the other hand to press "Enter" on the keyboard.
Step 3: Every 20 seconds, add 1 wood to each fire. You can repeat this as often as you like, for an extra 1 charcoal from each fire each time. When you run out of wood or get tired of it, just let the fires burn out and collect your charcoal.
A good timer tool to use is here: http://www.atitd.net/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=324
Ouroboros has written a charcoal macro that gives a 5:4 yield using oscillation and burns 28 fires. Find it here: http://wiki.atitd.net/tale2/Charcmacro
Stoked bonfires
- 11 wood, at 0 add 4 -> 5cc (3wood/cc) Add the 4 wood one by one each time you hit 0, then let the bonfire burn out. Adding water to it will reduce yield.
Timed bonfires
This is one way to achieve an oscillating bonfire without using water and extra wood. Yields N charcoal from N+10 wood. For large N, this is very close to 1 wood per charcoal.
Step 1: Set up the timer. You only need to do this once, ever. Create a chat channel to a guildmate, or someone else who wants a timer :) Make sure timestamps are on with /ts Pin a harvest wood menu from a tree. Pick some wood, and type "00" in the chat tab. Refresh the menu by clicking on it. When it drops to 50 seconds to harvest more wood, type "10" into the chat tab. When it drops to 40 seconds, type "20", and so on. When the menu shows you can collect more wood, check the chat. You should have something looking like this:
01m Yourname: 00 00m Yourname: 10 00m Yourname: 20 00m Yourname: 30 00m Yourname: 40 00m Yourname: 50
You now have a timer reading in intervals of 10 Teppyseconds. It is currently reading 01 minutes 00 seconds. The person on the other end of the chat can close it if they like.
Otherwise just wait for beer brewing and iron pots to be available.
Step 2: Set up the bonfires, 11 wood in each, and pin the menus. Try with just 1 or 2 to begin with, as you get better you may be able to run 30 or so at once.
Step 3: Wait for the timer to tick over into a new 10 second interval. Remember which one it is (e.g. 30 sec). Light all the fires.
Step 4: Wait for the first fire to hit 0 wood. This should happen close to 40 teppyseconds after lighting them. Add 1 wood to all fires. This can be done very quickly by using one hand to click "Add Wood" with the mouse, and the other hand to press "Enter" on the keyboard.
Step 5: Every 20 teppyseconds, add 1 wood to each fire. You can repeat this as often as you like, for an extra 1 charcoal from each fire each time. When you run out of wood or get tired of it, just let the fires burn out and collect your charcoal.
Variation: Start with 2 wood and add 1 wood at 0 left, 4 times before starting the 20-second intervals. This is more wood-efficient, but requires much tighter timing when starting.
Kulaks very simple yet productive timed CC formula
1) Type /ts so time shows up in your window.
2) Make 2wood BF, fire it, then type "time" in main chat the next second.
3) When wood reaches 0 add 1wood ---> repeat that 3 times (3wood tottal) then wait untill you see "01 time" in the chatwindow.
4) Bonfire should be at 0 quickly add 1wood ---> repeat that 3 times (3wood tottal) same as before.
5) Wait untill "02 time" and repeat step 4, keep going as long as you want.
6) i got yields as good as 10cc out of 11wood and 220cc out of 280wood, so yield should be around 70%-99% if u do the 10sec count i guess u can get better yields but it takes up more time.
p.s. you can use multiple bonfires with this formula. -Kulak
Alternative method for oscillating bonfires
I'm now using this method for producing high wood:charcoal yields by using two bonfires to time each other.
1) Place two 4 wood bonfires and pin menus.
2) Light one bonfire. One wood will be consumed immediately. Keep clicking on its menu.
3) When more wood is consumed (3 wood to 1 wood left) light the second bonfire immediately. This should synchronise the bonfires to the same tick rate and timings, but with a one-tick delay between the two.
4) Bring both bonfires up to charcoal heat, by adding 1 wood to each four times (when they reach 0 wood) (When the fourth piece of wood has been added for the first bonfire the second bonfire should have had 3 wood added to it)
5) Do not add a piece of wood to the first bonfire for one tick. You can judge this time because it will be the same as the time for the second bonfire to consume its fourth piece of wood.
6) Now add a piece of wood to the first bonfire, and do not add to the second.
7) Repeat setps 5&6 until you get bored.
There will be variations on this method, you could start with 2 wood bonfires and bring them up to heat slightly more efficiently, or you could add two pieces and wait two ticks during the cycle.
Timing diagram
Ticks _ _ _ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 etc
Bonfire A) 4 L B B H H 1 1 B 1 B 1 B 1 B 1
Bonfire B) 4 _ L B B H H 1 1 B 1 B 1 B 1 B
key
4 = add 4 wood
L = light
B = burns (don't touch)
H = add one wood to increase heat
1 = add one wood that will become charcoal
-Nhimdahl
