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# Posizionare il setaccio nella barra e equipaggiarlo nel mano attiva.
# Posizionare il setaccio nella barra e equipaggiarlo nel mano attiva.
# Place the block to be panned (the "target block") on dry land, not touching water.
# Posizionare il blocco che deve essere setacciato (il "blocco obiettivo") sulla terraferma, in modo tale che non tocca l'acqua
# {{Using|Fill}} the pan while aiming the crosshairs at the target block.
# {{Using|Fill}} the pan while aiming the crosshairs at the target block.
# Stand in water.
# Stand in water.

Revision as of 21:32, 18 May 2023

Panning animation.

Setacciare è un metodo per acquisire pepite di minerali di metallo dalla sabbia e ghiaia. Questo è utile specialmente all'inizio del gioco, dato che offre un modo sicuro ed una alternativa efficace per rovistare la superfice per pepite vaganti e può anche produrre risorse utili.

Requisiti

I giocatori possono setacciare blocchi di ghiaia, sabbbia o terra ossea. Ghiaia e sabbia possono essere trovati sulla superfice, mentre la terra ossea si può trovare introno o sotto le rovine. Ogni blocco può essere setacciato otto volte. Differenti tipi di blocchi possono avere differenti tipi di bottino. La terra ossea in particolare usa differenti tavole di bottino, significa che setacciando terra ossea può dare ai giocatori oggetti che non possono ottenre setacciando ghiaia o terreno. Setacciando la terra ossea può rilasciare oggetti molto utili per il giocatore all'inizio del gioco.

Nota: Nonostante la Ghiaia Fangosa e la "ghiaia" hanno lo stesso nome nel mondo, questa non può essere setacciata.

Pan-wooden.png L'attrezzo primario usato nel settacciamento è il setaccio di legno. Questo è creato con un tronco e con un coltello nella griglia di creazione.



Oak log


Flint knife

Wooden Pan








Processo

Per setacciare un blocco, il giocatore deve effettuare i seguenti passi:

  1. Posizionare il setaccio nella barra e equipaggiarlo nel mano attiva.
  2. Posizionare il blocco che deve essere setacciato (il "blocco obiettivo") sulla terraferma, in modo tale che non tocca l'acqua

Fill the pan while aiming the crosshairs at the target block.

  1. Stand in water.

Wash the pan while standing in water and wait until the pan is empty.

Any items recovered from the process will transfer to the player's hotbar or inventory. Items that do not fit in the player's inventory will drop to the ground at the player's feet.

During the entire panning process, players can remain standing in water. This is the most efficient setup, since the target blocks can just be placed at the edge of the water. Partially-panned blocks that are touching water will be instantly destroyed, so players should avoid panning blocks that are directly touching water.

Results

Panning produces several types of useful small items, as well as rarer yields such as decorative headgear and lore items. It can also provide parts for early weapons.

Common resource drops from panning include loose stones (corresponding to the local rock layer), flint, ore nuggets for copper, sphalerite, cassiterite and gold, quartz chunks (clear or regular) and blue clay.

Common items from panning include flint and copper arrowheads or spearheads, metal scraps (which can be used to create scrap weapon kits), and rusty gears.

Additionally, panning may give players lore items such as books, or decorative clothing such as diadems and necklaces. These can be sold to traders for more rusty gears.

In addition to all of the following, panning bony soil can also give bones, silver nuggets, and candles. More rarely, panning bony soil can also give components for armor such as tin bronze or copper chain and lamellae.

Panning drops

These drops are listed in rough order of probability, with the most common drops at the top and the rarest drops at the bottom.

If you want to check the odds yourself, check the code:

Quick code (pan)

{ type: "item", code: "bone",  chance: { avg: 0.3, var: 0 } avg: chance to get the item: 0,3 = 1/0,3 = 3,(3) ---> 1 in 3,(3)

Gravel or sand

Drop Rate
None 1 in 1,6129...
Loose stone (layer specific) 1 in 5
Nugget, native copper 1 in 6,(6)
Flint 1 in 9,(09)
Blue clay 1 in 33,(3)
Quartz chunk 1 in 33,(3)
Clear quartz 1 in 40
Nugget, sphalerite 1 in 50
Flint arrowhead 1 in 50
Copper arrowhead 1 in 100
Flint spearhead 1 in 100
Bony ribcage 1 in 100
Rusty gears 1 in 166,(6)
Copper spearhead 1 in 250
Nugget, native gold 1 in 250
Rough lapis lazuli 1 in 500
Metal parts 1 in 500
Metal scraps 1 in 500
Bronze armlet 1 in 1250
Temporal gear 1 in 2000
Nugget, cassiterite 1 in 5000
Tuning cylinder (Cultured Tavern) 1 in 5000
Tuning cylinder (Quirky Tavern) 1 in 5000
Golden necklace 1 in 10000
Bronze gem necklace 1 in 10000
Silver chain 1 in 10000
Silver diadem 1 in 10000
Gold coronet 1 in 10000

Bony soil

Drop Rate
None 1 in 1,1518...
Bone 1 in 3,(3)
Flax fibers 1 in 6,(6)
Flint arrowhead 1 in 10
Copper arrowhead 1 in 20
Rusty gears 1 in 40
Bony ribcage 1 in 50
Candle 1 in 66,(6)
Rough emerald 1 in 100
Rough peridot 1 in 100
Nugget, native gold 1 in 100
Nugget, native silver 1 in 100
Copper spearhead 1 in 100
Rough diamond 1 in 142,8571...
Lore book (Tobias) 1 in 285,7142...
Lore book (Research) 1 in 285,7142...
Lore book (Diaries) 1 in 285,7142...
Lore book (Jonas) 1 in 285,7142...
Lamellae (Copper) 1 in 833,(3)
Metal Chain (Copper) 1 in 833,(3)
Temporal gear 1 in 1000
Lamellae (Tin Bronze) 1 in 1000
Metal Chain (Tin Bronze) 1 in 1000
Metal Scales (Tin Bronze) 1 in 1000
Tuning cylinder (Cultured Tavern) 1 in 1666,(6)
Tuning cylinder (Quirky Tavern) 1 in 1666,(6)
Golden necklace 1 in 2500
Bronze gem necklace 1 in 2500
Silver chain 1 in 2500
Silver diadem 1 in 2500
Gold coronet 1 in 2500

Video Tutorials

This panning tutorial was made for version 1.13, but is still relevant for version 1.17.


Ores, metals and minerals
Guides Ore Deposits Metals
Metals Copper Iron Meteoric iron Gold Silver Lead Tin Zinc Bismuth Titanium (Ilmenite) Nickel
Alloys Bronze (Tin bronze, bismuth bronze, black bronze) • Steel Brass Solder (Lead solder, Silver solder) • Molybdochalkos Cupronickel Electrum
Minerals Alum Borax Cinnabar Coal Halite (Salt) Lapis lazuli Quartz Saltpeter Sulfur Sylvite (Potash)
Tools Pickaxe Hammer Prospecting Pick Crucible Forge Ore blasting bomb Quern Anvil Bloomery Helve hammer Pulverizer
Other Gemstones
Related mechanics Panning Mining Clay forming Casting Smithing Steel making



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