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{{GameVersion|1.19.7}} | |||
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'''Pelts''' are animal | '''Pelts''' are animal {{ll|Hide|skins}} that have been treated with oil. | ||
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Making pelts is much simpler than making leather. | Making pelts is much simpler than making leather. | ||
Start by collecting raw | Start by collecting raw {{ll|Hide|hides}} from animal corpses, and lumps of {{ll|fat|fat}} from the corpses of medium and large animals. | ||
=== | === Oiling === | ||
Next, use fat to oil the raw hides. Place the fat and hide(s) in the crafting grid.<br> | |||
1 lump of fat can oil 1-4 small hides, or 1-2 medium hides, or 1 large hide. To oil a huge hide, stack 2 fat in the crafting grid. | |||
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=== Curing === | |||
Next, these oiled hides need to "cure"; simply leave them somewhere for 48 hours. There is nothing you can do to hasten the process, and the storage place doesn't matter. The tooltip on the hide will display how much the curing has progressed; upon reaching 100%, they become {{ll|Pelt|pelts}} that can be used in different crafting recipes than raw hides can. | |||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
