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[[File:Kiln.png|300px|thumb|right|The various fill stages of a pit kiln for 4 cooking pots.]] | [[File:Kiln.png|300px|thumb|right|The various fill stages of a pit kiln for 4 cooking pots.]] | ||
[[File:Kiln container.png|300px|thumb|right|The final two stages of a Storage Vessels Kiln setup. Note the top layer is above ground.]] | [[File:Kiln container.png|300px|thumb|right|The final two stages of a Storage Vessels Kiln setup. Note the top layer is above ground.]] | ||
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A pit kiln is a one deep hole dug into the earth, used to finish raw [[Clay forming|clay items]]. They are created by digging a 1 block deep hole and {{SneakClick|placing}} the raw pottery item(s) in the bottom. Players must then fill the kiln with dried grass, sticks and some form of fuel (firewood, peat, charcoal, coal, etc..). | A pit kiln is a one deep hole dug into the earth, used to finish raw [[Clay forming|clay items]]. They are created by digging a 1 block deep hole and {{SneakClick|placing}} the raw pottery item(s) in the bottom. Players must then fill the kiln with dried grass, sticks and some form of fuel (firewood, peat, charcoal, coal, etc..). | ||
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Once fueled they must be {{SneakClick|ignited}} with a [[torch]] or [[firestarter]]. Pit kilns can set surrounding items on fire, including flammable materials, tall grass, low-hanging tree branches, and the player. [[Rain]] or wet weather can also put out a pit kiln, forcing the player to re-ignite it and wait for the firing to finish again. | Once fueled they must be {{SneakClick|ignited}} with a [[torch]] or [[firestarter]]. Pit kilns can set surrounding items on fire, including flammable materials, tall grass, low-hanging tree branches, and the player. [[Rain]] or wet weather can also put out a pit kiln, forcing the player to re-ignite it and wait for the firing to finish again. | ||
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The firing will take approximately 20 ingame hours, so it's a good idea to prep the pit kiln before the night to let it fire away through the darkness. The fire on top of the kiln will stop burning when it's done, leaving only the finished pottery items in the hole. Finished items appear dark brown and no longer have "raw" in front of their name. | The firing will take approximately 20 ingame hours, so it's a good idea to prep the pit kiln before the night to let it fire away through the darkness. The fire on top of the kiln will stop burning when it's done, leaving only the finished pottery items in the hole. Finished items appear dark brown and no longer have "raw" in front of their name. | ||
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''* can only be made using blue clay'' | ''* can only be made using blue clay'' | ||
''** can only be made using fire clay'' | ''** can only be made using fire clay'' | ||
