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Healing cover

2012-08-14T00:42:21Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Alchemy]] / [[Natural substances]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''



A '''healing cover''' is an [[alchemy]] item made from [[natural substances]] that consists of a cream to be applied on a [[wound]]. It can be applied in addition to a [[bandage]] or used on its own.

== Method ==
# Activate the first item
# Right-click the second item
# To preview its effectiveness, choose "Alchemy > Lore" (requires at least 10 natural substances skill)
# To make the healing cover, choose "Alchemy > Mix".

== Result ==
* Healing cover (0.02-0.51 kg)

== Skill used ==
* [[Natural Substances]]

== Usage ==
# Activate a healing cover
# Right-click a wound
# Choose "Treat"

Chance of success is affected by [[First Aid]] skill, the [[quality]] of the cover and the severity of the wound. Failure to apply has a small chance to make the wound worse.

== Cover strength ==
The strength of the cover is the value of the first ingredient multiplied by the value of the second:
: ''substance1.potency * substance2.potency = cover.power''

For example, a cover made from [[garlic]] (2) and [[nettles]] (3) would be (2 x 3 = 6) 6 potency. The maximum potency is 25.

== Potency ==
{| border="0" cellpadding = "3" cellspacing = "1"
! Potency !! Substance
|-
|style="text-align:center; background-color:#33CC33;" rowspan="4" | 5
| [[Black mushroom]]
|-
| [[Gland]]
|-
| [[Heart]]
|-
| [[Twisted unicorn horn|Unicorn Twisted horn]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#79A526;" rowspan="4"| 4
| [[Green mushroom]]
|-
| [[Lovage]]
|-
| [[Rosemary]]
|-
| [[Tooth]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#A28E1E;" rowspan="6" | 3
| [[Blue mushroom]]
|-
| [[Camelia]]
|-
| [[Eye]]
|-
| [[Nettles]]
|-
| [[Sage]]
|-
| [[Yellow mushroom]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#C87917;" rowspan="11" | 2
| [[Acorns]]
|-
| [[Barley]]
|-
| [[Bladder]]
|-
| [[Brown mushroom]]
|-
| [[Garlic]]
|-
| [[Hoof]]
|-
| [[Lavender]]
|-
| [[Lemon]]
|-
| [[Paw]]
|-
| [[Sassafras]]
|-
| [[Tail]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#F95E0E;" rowspan="8" | 1
| [[Corn]]
|-
| [[Onion]]
|-
| [[Parsley]]
|-
| [[Pumpkin]]
|-
| [[Reed plants]]
|-
| [[Rose]]
|-
| [[Wemp plants]]
|-
| [[Wheat]]
|-
|}

== Strength identification ==
The [[Quality level|quality]] of a healing cover is of no consequence to the strength of the cover. To identify whether the cover is weak or strong, [[examine]] it:

* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''help some''' against wounds.'' (1-5)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''pretty efficient''' against wounds.'' (6-8)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be good''' against wounds.'' (9-10)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be pretty good''' against wounds.'' (12-14)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be very good''' against wounds.'' (15-16)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be supreme''' against wounds.'' (20+)

== Effectiveness ==
The effectiveness of a cover is the amount of points the healing cover will add to the base rate of natural healing, which is 5 each 20 minutes. Effectiveness is determined by the substances used to make the covers. Effectiveness can be seen, once applied, while examining a wound, shown as a number between parenthesis at the end of the wound description:

* ''You see a small bruise at the lower back.''
* ''It is covered with some healing plants (2).''

Weak covers will have an effectiveness of 1 to 10 while strong covers will have an effectiveness of 10 or more.

==Notes==
* Quality of the Healing cover increases the chance to successfully apply it.
* 2 items of the same type can't be mixed except mushrooms.
* Butchered items can last for more than one creation.
* [http://imperialsoft.co.cc/wurm/healingcovers.php Healing Cover Calculator] 
* When training [[natural substances]] skill by making covers, higher potency covers will give more skill.

==See also==
* [[Bandage]]
* [[Farmer's salve]]
* [[Healing Guide]]

[[Category:Babel/H]]
[[Category:Natural substances items]]
[[Category:Healing]]

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2012-08-09T21:03:21Z

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2012-08-09T20:58:30Z

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Olives

Reed Plants

2012-08-06T05:05:43Z

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Healing cover

2012-08-06T05:05:17Z

Drkflame: /* Potency */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Alchemy]] / [[Natural substances]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''



A '''healing cover''' is an [[alchemy]] item made from [[natural substances]] that consists of a cream to be applied on a [[wound]]. It can be applied in addition to a [[bandage]] or used on its own.

== Method ==
# Activate the first item
# Right-click the second item
# To preview its effectiveness, choose "Alchemy > Lore" (requires at least 10 natural substances skill)
# To make the healing cover, choose "Alchemy > Mix".

== Result ==
* Healing cover (0.02-0.51 kg)

== Skill used ==
* [[Natural Substances]]

== Usage ==
# Activate a healing cover
# Right-click a wound
# Choose "Treat"

Chance of success is affected by [[First Aid]] skill, the [[quality]] of the cover and the severity of the wound. Failure to apply has a small chance to make the wound worse.

== Cover strength ==
The strength of the cover is the value of the first ingredient multiplied by the value of the second:
: ''substance1.potency * substance2.potency = cover.power''

For example, a cover made from [[garlic]] (2) and [[nettles]] (3) would be (2 x 3 = 6) 6 potency. The maximum potency is 25.

== Potency ==
{| border="0" cellpadding = "3" cellspacing = "1"
! Potency !! Substance
|-
|style="text-align:center; background-color:#33CC33;" rowspan="4" | 5
| [[Black mushroom]]
|-
| [[Gland]]
|-
| [[Heart]]
|-
| [[Twisted unicorn horn|Unicorn Twisted horn]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#79A526;" rowspan="4"| 4
| [[Green mushroom]]
|-
| [[Lovage]]
|-
| [[Rosemary]]
|-
| [[Tooth]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#A28E1E;" rowspan="6" | 3
| [[Blue mushroom]]
|-
| [[Camelia]]
|-
| [[Eye]]
|-
| [[Nettles]]
|-
| [[Sage]]
|-
| [[Yellow mushroom]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#C87917;" rowspan="11" | 2
| [[Acorns]]
|-
| [[Barley]]
|-
| [[Bladder]]
|-
| [[Brown mushroom]]
|-
| [[Garlic]]
|-
| [[Hoof]]
|-
| [[Lavender]]
|-
| [[Lemon]]
|-
| [[Paw]]
|-
| [[Sassafras]]
|-
| [[Tail]]
|-
| style="text-align:center; background-color:#F95E0E;" rowspan="7" | 1
| [[Corn]]
|-
| [[Onion]]
|-
| [[Parsley]]
|-
| [[Pumpkin]]
|-
| [[Reed Plants]]
|-
| [[Rose]]
|-
| [[Wemp plant]]
|-
| [[Wheat]]
|}

== Strength identification ==
The [[Quality level|quality]] of a healing cover is of no consequence to the strength of the cover. To identify whether the cover is weak or strong, [[examine]] it:

* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''help some''' against wounds.'' (1-5)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''pretty efficient''' against wounds.'' (6-8)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be good''' against wounds.'' (9-10)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be pretty good''' against wounds.'' (12-14)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be very good''' against wounds.'' (15-16)
* ''A bunch of interwoven grass mixed with various healing ingredients. It will '''be supreme''' against wounds.'' (20+)

== Effectiveness ==
The effectiveness of a cover is the amount of points the healing cover will add to the base rate of natural healing, which is 5 each 20 minutes. Effectiveness is determined by the substances used to make the covers. Effectiveness can be seen, once applied, while examining a wound, shown as a number between parenthesis at the end of the wound description:

* ''You see a small bruise at the lower back.''
* ''It is covered with some healing plants (2).''

Weak covers will have an effectiveness of 1 to 10 while strong covers will have an effectiveness of 10 or more.

==Notes==
* Quality of the Healing cover increases the chance to successfully apply it.
* 2 items of the same type can't be mixed except mushrooms.
* Butchered items can last for more than one creation.
* [http://imperialsoft.co.cc/wurm/healingcovers.php Healing Cover Calculator] 
* When training [[natural substances]] skill by making covers, higher potency covers will give more skill.

==See also==
* [[Bandage]]
* [[Farmer's salve]]
* [[Healing Guide]]

[[Category:Babel/H]]
[[Category:Natural substances items]]
[[Category:Healing]]

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2012-08-06T02:07:39Z

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File:Strawberry.jpg

2012-08-06T02:05:17Z

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A strawberry

Bison

2012-08-05T05:19:11Z

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{{stub}}

{{Creature
|image=Bison.png
|aggro=No
|tamable=Yes
|dommable=No
|groomable=Yes
|butcheringprod=[[Eye]], [[bladder]], [[hide]], [[fat]], [[hoof]], [[tail]], [[meat]]
|eats=Grain, seeds and vegetables
|ridable=No
|swim=No
|lair=Unknown
}}
[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Bestiary|Bestiary]] / [[Bison]]
== Description ==
''The bison are impressive creatures when moving in hordes.''

'''Bison''' are non-aggressive [[animals]] that can be tamed. '''Bison''' are fairly easy to [[tame]] and can be [[tame]]d with a fairly low [[Animal Taming]] skill using [[mixed grass]] and [[grain]]s. They graze similar to [[cows]], meaning they will eat [[grass tiles]].

'''Bison''' can be used to pull [[large cart]]s.

Both male and female '''bison''' exist, however they can't breed.

==Reference==
[[:wikipedia:Bison|Bison]]
[[Category:Bestiary]]
[[Category:Babel/B]]

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2012-08-05T04:15:15Z

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File:Wemp fibre.jpg

2012-08-05T04:14:08Z

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Wemp Fibre

Felled Tree

2012-08-05T02:11:22Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Resources|Resources]] / '''Felled Tree'''
{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|creation=wood
|result=* 1 '''felled tree''' (up to 186.67 kg)
|improve=no}}

== Description ==
A '''felled tree''' is primarily used for making [[log]]s, [[wooden palisade gate]]s, [[palisade]]s, [[keel section]]s and [[mast]]s. The [[quality]] of the '''felled tree''' depends on the [[woodcutting]] skill of the chopper as well as the quality of the [[:Category:Axes | axe]] that was used to cut it down. Older [[tree]]s (except shrivelled ones) produce a larger '''felled tree''' than younger trees. The trees which produce the heaviest '''felled tree''' are [[birch]], [[cedar]], [[maple]], [[oak]], [[pine]], and [[willow]].

To produce the heaviest possible (186.67kg) '''felled tree''' and thus the most usable [[wood]], it is best to wait until the [[tree]] has reached very old age. You can use a [[hatchet]], [[axe]], or one of about two dozen other items to chop down a tree. One notable exception is [[saw]]s.

== Method ==
# Equip a [[Hatchet]], right-click a tree and select Cut down.

=== Tools Required ===
[[Hatchet]] (preferably) or any of a number of sharp edged tools/weapons

=== Items Required ===
Tree

=== Resulting Product ===
[[Felled Tree]]

{| Border="1" Cellpadding="2"
|-
|Young || ?
|-
|Mature || ?
|-
|Old || ?
|-
|Very Old || 160KG
|-
|Overaged || ?
|-
|Shriveled || ?
|}

[[Category:Babel/F]]
[[Category:Wood]]

File:Felled Tree.jpg

2012-08-05T02:08:54Z

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Felled Tree

File:Lingonberry.png

2012-08-05T00:33:09Z

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Lingonberry

Felled Tree

2012-08-05T00:14:45Z

Drkflame: /* Description */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Resources|Resources]] / '''Felled Tree'''
{{Needsimage}}
{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|creation=wood
|result=* 1 '''felled tree''' (up to 186.67 kg)
|improve=no}}

== Description ==
A '''felled tree''' is primarily used for making [[log]]s, [[wooden palisade gate]]s, [[palisade]]s, [[keel section]]s and [[mast]]s. The [[quality]] of the '''felled tree''' depends on the [[woodcutting]] skill of the chopper as well as the quality of the [[:Category:Axes | axe]] that was used to cut it down. Older [[tree]]s (except shrivelled ones) produce a larger '''felled tree''' than younger trees. The trees which produce the heaviest '''felled tree''' are [[birch]], [[cedar]], [[maple]], [[oak]], [[pine]], and [[willow]].

To produce the heaviest possible (186.67kg) '''felled tree''' and thus the most usable [[wood]], it is best to wait until the [[tree]] has reached very old age. You can use a [[hatchet]], [[axe]], or one of about two dozen other items to chop down a tree. One notable exception is [[saw]]s.

== Method ==
# Equip a [[Hatchet]], right-click a tree and select Cut down.

=== Tools Required ===
[[Hatchet]] (preferably) or any of a number of sharp edged tools/weapons

=== Items Required ===
Tree

=== Resulting Product ===
[[Felled Tree]]

{| Border="1" Cellpadding="2"
|-
|Young || ?
|-
|Mature || ?
|-
|Old || ?
|-
|Very Old || 160KG
|-
|Overaged || ?
|-
|Shriveled || ?
|}

[[Category:Babel/F]]
[[Category:Wood]]

Small cart

2012-08-05T00:11:50Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Small cart
|image=Small_cart.png
|active=[[plank]] (2.0 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Containers
|materials=* 5 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.0kg)
* 2 [[small nails]]
|result=* 1 small cart
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
A mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo.

== Subcomponents ==

*2x [[small wheel]]
*1x [[small wheel axle]]

== Total Materials ==
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 12 [[plank|planks]]
* 2 [[small nails]]

'''Note:''' At very low [[fine carpentry]] skills, it is a good idea to make a couple of extra [[shaft]]s and [[plank]]s.

== Notes ==
* The first plank is no longer lost if you fail the initial attachment. (9/16/10 update)
* The [[Quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate. Small carts are naturally very resistant to damage.
* The bulk of item affects how many fit into a cart.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in water tiles, they can be pushed.
* 6.05 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a cart.
* An unfinished cart missing only one plank weighs 23.40 kg, and will fit inside other carts and [[raft]]s for easy transport.
* The maximum weight you can drag in a small cart is determined by the formula (Body strength * 7 - Amount of weight you're carrying) * 10 - 60kg. See [[body strength]] for more details.
* A small cart '''cannot''' be locked. For safer storage, you may want to consider a [[large cart]].
* You can not hitch animals to a small cart, only to a [[large cart]].

== Useful Quantities ==
The following are the maximum hard-coded amounts of certain items a small cart can hold due to their volume or other factors (weight has no say here).

* 40 standard units (20 kg) of [[pile of dirt|dirt]], [[heap of sand|sand]], [[rock shards]] or [[:category:ores|ore]].
* 67 [[pile of peat|peat]]
* 94 [[stone brick|bricks]]
* 7 [[slab|slabs]]
* 9 [[log]]s
* 2 [[felled tree]]s

== Tips ==
[[Clay]] or similar items can be [[combine]]d to bypass the universal container limit of 100 items.

== Building Items Inside Carts ==

This is a precarious thing to do as sometimes an item must be on the ground in order to be continued or finished. Other times, the item may be too heavy to remove from the cart once finished or too heavy to remove to add the last piece, leaving you with a 99% complete item that can never be used. A patch was applied in October 2008 making it impossible to finish most items inside carts, including, but not restricted to, fountains.

A few amusing things that used to be able to be finished inside carts: Shrines, Fountains, Guard Towers, Forges (could not light), Mailboxes.
[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Small cart

2012-08-05T00:06:55Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Small cart
|image=Small_cart.png
|active=[[plank]] (2.0 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Containers
|materials=* 5 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.0kg)
* 2 [[small nails]]
|result=* 1 small cart
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
A mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo.

== Subcomponents ==

*2x [[small wheel]]
*1x [[small wheel axle]]

== Total Materials ==
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 12 [[plank|planks]]
* 2 [[small nails]]

'''Note:''' At very low [[fine carpentry]] skills, it is a good idea to make a couple of extra [[shaft]]s and [[plank]]s.

== Notes ==
* The first plank is no longer lost if you fail the initial attachment. (9/16/10 update)
* The [[Quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate. Small carts are naturally very resistant to damage.
* The bulk of item affects how many fit into a cart.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in water tiles, they can be pushed.
* 6.05 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a cart.
* An unfinished cart missing only one plank weighs 23.40 kg, and will fit inside other carts and [[raft]]s for easy transport.
* The maximum weight you can drag in a small cart is determined by the formula (Body strength * 7 - Amount of weight you're carrying) * 10 - 60kg. See [[body strength]] for more details.
* A small cart '''cannot''' be locked. For safer storage, you may want to consider a [[large cart]].
* You can not hitch animals to a small cart, only to a [[large cart]].

== Useful Quantities ==
The following are the maximum hard-coded amounts of certain items a small cart can hold due to their volume or other factors (weight has no say here).

* 40 standard units (20 kg) of [[pile of dirt|dirt]], [[heap of sand|sand]], [[rock shards]] or [[:category:ores|ore]].
* 67 [[pile of peat|peat]]
* 94 [[stone brick|bricks]]
* 7 [[slab|slabs]]
* 9 logs
* 2 felled trees

== Tips ==
[[Clay]] or similar items can be [[combine]]d to bypass the universal container limit of 100 items.

== Building Items Inside Carts ==

This is a precarious thing to do as sometimes an item must be on the ground in order to be continued or finished. Other times, the item may be too heavy to remove from the cart once finished or too heavy to remove to add the last piece, leaving you with a 99% complete item that can never be used. A patch was applied in October 2008 making it impossible to finish most items inside carts, including, but not restricted to, fountains.

A few amusing things that used to be able to be finished inside carts: Shrines, Fountains, Guard Towers, Forges (could not light), Mailboxes.
[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Small sailing boat

2012-08-04T23:58:46Z

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[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Ship building]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Small sailing boat.png
|active=[[keel section]]
|passive=[[keel section]]
|group=Containers
|materials=* 2x [[oar]]s
* 1x [[mooring rope]]
* 50x [[peg]]s
* 50x [[tenon]]s
* 1x [[stern]]
* 50x [[hull plank]]s
* 10x [[tar]]s
* 4x [[seat]]s
* 1x [[keel section]]
* 1x [[triangular rig]]
* 4x [[belaying pin]]s
* 2x [[thick rope]]

|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=ship building
}}

== Description ==
A small sailing boat that will accommodate up to five people.

They are very useful as personal ships for normal journeys. They don't have large holds, but can easily carry smaller items like [[fish]] and [[tools]]. [[Small barrel]]s are good for expanding their hold capacity. They can still sustain a speed of about 5-6km/h in low winds, making them "all-round" server travel boats.

== Vessel Details ==
*1 captain + 4 crew
*Maximum speed: 18.49 km/h
*Hold Capacity: Same as a [[small cart]].
**Cannot hold [[raft]]s
*Size: 2 tiles by 1 tile.
*Height: 3 dirt from water level to deck
*Depth: 5 dirt deep
*Weight: 140kg (Everybody can drag)

== Total components ==

* 2x [[oar]]
* 1x [[mooring rope]]
* 70x [[peg]] (20x for [[stern]])
* 60x [[tenon]] (10x for [[stern]])
* 61x [[hull plank]] (11x for [[stern]])
* 10x [[tar]]
* 4x [[seat]]
* 3x [[keel section]]
* 1x [[triangular sail]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 2x [[cordage rope]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 1x [[small mast]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 2x [[small tackle]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 4x [[belaying pin]]
* 2x [[thick rope]]
* Total components: 223

== Notes ==
*The second smallest boat possible to make (excluding the [[raft]], which isn't a true ship).
*A full unfinished sailboat only weighs 933.50 kg, so you can drag it around in a small or large cart and add components to it. Bring the cart to water before finishing it. It will drop out when you add the last component.
*20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to command a {{PAGENAME}}, so [[premium]] is required.
*5.4kg of [[dye]] is required to paint a sailboat.
*Has permissions management.
*Ships with a [[quality]] of less than 10 cannot be commanded.

{{Infobox|Boat speeds are relative and depend greatly on weather conditions.}}

{{shiplist}}

[[Category:Boats]]
[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Small sailing boat

2012-08-04T23:56:30Z

Drkflame: /* Vessel Details */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Ship building]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Small sailing boat.png
|active=[[keel section]]
|passive=[[keel section]]
|group=Containers
|materials=* 2x [[oar]]s
* 1x [[mooring rope]]
* 50x [[peg]]s
* 50x [[tenon]]s
* 1x [[stern]]
* 50x [[hull plank]]s
* 10x [[tar]]s
* 4x [[seat]]s
* 1x [[keel section]]
* 1x [[triangular rig]]
* 4x [[belaying pin]]s
* 2x [[thick rope]]

|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=ship building
}}

== Description ==
A small sailing boat that will accommodate up to five people.

They are very useful as personal ships for normal journeys. They don't have large holds, but can easily carry smaller items like [[fish]] and [[tools]]. [[Small barrel]]s are good for expanding their hold capacity. They can still sustain a speed of about 5-6km/h in low winds, making them "all-round" server travel boats.

== Vessel Details ==
*1 captain + 4 crew
*Maximum speed: 18.49 km/h
*Hold Capacity: Same as a [[small cart]].
**Cannot hold [[raft]]s
*Size: 2 tiles by 1 tile.
*Height: 3 dirt from water level to deck
*Depth: 5 dirt deep
*Weight: 140kg (Everybody can drag)

== Total components ==

* 2x [[oar]]
* 1x [[mooring rope]]
* 70x [[peg]] (20x for [[stern]])
* 60x [[tenon]] (10x for [[stern]])
* 61x [[hull plank]] (11x for [[stern]])
* 10x [[tar]]
* 4x [[seat]]
* 3x [[keel section]]
* 1x [[triangular sail]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 2x [[cordage rope]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 1x [[small mast]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 2x [[small tackle]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 4x [[belaying pin]]
* 2x [[thick rope]]
* Total components: 223

== Notes ==
*The second smallest boat possible to make (excluding the [[raft]], which isn't a true ship).
*A full unfinished sailboat only weighs 933.50 kg, so you can drag it around in a small cart and add components to it. Bring the cart to water before finishing it. It will drop out when you add the last component.
*20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to command a {{PAGENAME}}, so premium is required.
*5.4kg of [[dye]] is required to paint a sailboat.
*Has permissions management.
*Ships with a [[quality]] of less than 10 cannot be commanded.

{{Infobox|Boat speeds are relative and depend greatly on weather conditions.}}

{{shiplist}}

[[Category:Boats]]
[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Small sailing boat

2012-08-04T23:56:00Z

Drkflame: /* Description */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Ship building]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{item
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Small sailing boat.png
|active=[[keel section]]
|passive=[[keel section]]
|group=Containers
|materials=* 2x [[oar]]s
* 1x [[mooring rope]]
* 50x [[peg]]s
* 50x [[tenon]]s
* 1x [[stern]]
* 50x [[hull plank]]s
* 10x [[tar]]s
* 4x [[seat]]s
* 1x [[keel section]]
* 1x [[triangular rig]]
* 4x [[belaying pin]]s
* 2x [[thick rope]]

|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=ship building
}}

== Description ==
A small sailing boat that will accommodate up to five people.

They are very useful as personal ships for normal journeys. They don't have large holds, but can easily carry smaller items like [[fish]] and [[tools]]. [[Small barrel]]s are good for expanding their hold capacity. They can still sustain a speed of about 5-6km/h in low winds, making them "all-round" server travel boats.

== Vessel Details ==
*1 captain + 4 crew
*Maximum speed: 18.49 km/h
*Hold Capacity: Same as a [[small cart]].
**Cannot hold rafts
*Size: 2 tiles by 1 tile.
*Height: 3 dirt from water level to deck
*Depth: 5 dirt deep
*Weight: 140kg (Everybody can drag)

== Total components ==

* 2x [[oar]]
* 1x [[mooring rope]]
* 70x [[peg]] (20x for [[stern]])
* 60x [[tenon]] (10x for [[stern]])
* 61x [[hull plank]] (11x for [[stern]])
* 10x [[tar]]
* 4x [[seat]]
* 3x [[keel section]]
* 1x [[triangular sail]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 2x [[cordage rope]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 1x [[small mast]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 2x [[small tackle]] (for [[triangular rig]])
* 4x [[belaying pin]]
* 2x [[thick rope]]
* Total components: 223

== Notes ==
*The second smallest boat possible to make (excluding the [[raft]], which isn't a true ship).
*A full unfinished sailboat only weighs 933.50 kg, so you can drag it around in a small cart and add components to it. Bring the cart to water before finishing it. It will drop out when you add the last component.
*20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to command a {{PAGENAME}}, so premium is required.
*5.4kg of [[dye]] is required to paint a sailboat.
*Has permissions management.
*Ships with a [[quality]] of less than 10 cannot be commanded.

{{Infobox|Boat speeds are relative and depend greatly on weather conditions.}}

{{shiplist}}

[[Category:Boats]]
[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/S]]

Wurmpedia:Cleanup

2012-08-04T22:41:54Z

Drkflame: Redirected page to Category:Cleanme

#redirect [[Category:Cleanme]]

User:Barakus

2012-08-04T22:37:36Z

Drkflame:

Officially announced Game Master on Friday, January 27, 2006.
Wiki Thread: [http://www.wurmonline.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=26078#26078| Forum Post]

[[Main Page]] / [[Developers]] and [[Game Master]]s / Barakus

Guides:Graphic Cards

2012-08-04T22:14:40Z

Drkflame: /* ATI & NVidia (most compatible) */

[[Image:Graphics-Card-Nvidia.jpg|thumb|200px|An [[:wikipedia:AGP|AGP]] Graphics Card as found in most Desktop Computers.]]
==Overview==

One of the most common problems with Wurm (and a lot of games) is ensuring that your graphic card is compatible. Wurm requires Java and OpenGL so forget about DirectX, there is no need to update to the latest versions or include this in your list of worries. Let's get Java out of the way. Go to http://www.java.com/download and click on the bright red 'Free Java Download' button in the middle of the page. Download, install and be happy. The recommendation is for a minimum java version of 1.4.2 and the action just taken will ensure this.

This now leaves us with your graphic card to deal with. Wurm requires a minimum of OpenGL 1.3 and this is usually supplied as part of your card's video drivers. If your card manufacturer does not supply the OpenGL drivers or they are inadequate then often there is little you can do except get another card. As each manufacturer is different, the rest of this will be broken down into manufacturers. For each individual entry use OS / Version / GFX Card / Status where status can be ok, broken for fixed #nnn where nnn is one of the corrective actions added by contributors.

==ATI & NVidia (most compatible)==

[[Image:ATI Logo.png|25px]] ATI drivers are available from http://support.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDSupportHub.aspx . 

[[Image:Nvidia-logo.png|25px]] NVidia drivers are available from http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp . 

===Alternative: Omega Drivers===
Some ATI and NVidia graphics cards, mainly onboard and laptop models, are not supported by the standard drivers. You will have to get the drivers from the manufacturer of your laptop etc. and those are often outdated. 
Therefore it is sometimes impossible to get drivers that are new enough to support Wurm. 
If this is the case, then your only chance might be to use these unofficial, third-party drivers:
[http://www.omegadrivers.net Omega Drivers]
'''NOTE: These drivers are supplied as-is and are NOT guaranteed in any way. Use of Omega Drivers is at your own risk!'''

==Intel==
Many built-in Intel graphics cards cannot run Wurm well. Even with low details the frame rates are still low.

Sometimes the terrain will show a kind of red shadow. This can be fixed by installing the latest graphics card drivers from Intel. Version 5248 of the Windows XP driver and version 2291 of the Windows Vista/Windows 7 drivers are known to fix the red terrain.

Some laptop manufacturers do not provide updated drivers so you may have to uninstall the manufacturer supplied driver and install the latest driver from the [http://downloadcenter.intel.com/ Intel website].

==Sis==
Some models of the SiS 740 series of motherboard chipsets are equipped with a very low-end 3D accelerated IGP (integrated graphics processor).

The usual motherboard setup (not user modifiable) is to share system memory to video memory. This leads to very poor performance. Add to the recipe a lousy OpenGL implementation in their drivers, and you get a motherboard that '''can''' play Wurm without extra hardware, but with lots of rendering errors, ''most of the text missing'' and clumsy gameplay. This setup is ''highly unrecommended''.

Fortunately, these chipsets support an external AGP board and the motherboard manufacturers were keen on placing a AGP port on most motherboards equipped by them. If this is your case (check it out!), buy either a recommended ATI or NVidia card for a much better gaming experience.

==3Dfx==
Incompatible. 3dfx [[:wikipedia:3dfx|ceased operating in 2000]] and was purchased by Nvidia.

==S3==
Most S3 graphics cards (E.g Savage/ProSavage/Twister) cannot run Wurm, but please add your card here if you can play Wurm with an S3 card.

==Matrox==
Unknown? [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrox_Parhelia Matrox Parhelia] ''may'' be able to.

==Unknown==
If you don't know what your graphics are then it's time to identify them. To do this:

;Linux : Use lspci or lspci -v and search for the graphic card details.
;Windows : start menu->run enter dxdiag, read the supplied information.

Intel has some documentation and a free utility you can use to identify your Intel Chipset, including any Intel Graphics. You can download it from Intel: http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/chipsetid.htm

Post what the utility says your "integrated Graphics" chip is.

==OpenGL Support==

The WurmClient needs at least OpenGL 1.3 and the following extensions (plus some others):

GL_ARB_multitexture (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/multitexture.txt) 
WGL_ARB_pixel_format (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/wgl_pixel_format.txt) on windows 

The following OpenGL extensions are used if supported:

GL_ARB_fragment_shader (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/fragment_shader.txt) 
GL_ARB_occlusion_query (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/occlusion_query.txt) 
GL_ARB_shader_objects (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/shader_objects.txt) 
GL_ARB_shading_language_100 (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/shading_language_100.txt) 
GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/vertex_buffer_object.txt) 
GL_ARB_vertex_shader (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/vertex_shader.txt) 
GL_EXT_blend_minmax (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/EXT/blend_minmax.txt) 
GL_EXT_multi_draw_arrays (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/EXT/multi_draw_arrays.txt) 
GL_NV_fog_distance (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/NV/fog_distance.txt) 
GL_SGIS_generate_mipmap (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/SGIS/generate_mipmap.txt) 

This will list alternative ways to show the OpenGL version and extensions supported by your graphics card and driver.

;Linux : glxinfo will list something similar to the following:

name of display: :0.0
display: :0 screen: 0
direct rendering: Yes
server glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
server glx version string: 1.3
server glx extensions:
GLX_EXT_visual_info, GLX_EXT_visual_rating, GLX_SGIX_fbconfig,
client glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
client glx version string: 1.3
client glx extensions:
OpenGL vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
OpenGL renderer string: GeForce2 GTS/AGP/3DNOW!
OpenGL version string: 1.5.3 NVIDIA 71.74
OpenGL extensions:

;Windows : visualinfo and glewinfo are available from http://glew.sourceforge.net
: glInfo is available from http://www.delphi3d.net/hardware/glinfo2.zip , can generate HTML reports and send the details to Delphi3D.net online database.
: OpenGL Extension Viewer from http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/OpenGL_Extension_Viewer_for_Windows/1060137702/1

visualinfo is a small dos utility that displays all available visuals, aka. pixelformats, in an OpenGL system along with renderer version information. It shows a table of all the visuals that support OpenGL along with their capabilities. The format of the table is similar to that of glxinfo on Unix systems.

glewinfo is a small dos utility that displays the OpenGL version, provider, and an extensive list of OpenGL extensions.

==Corrective Actions==

This will be a list of actions which led to a working setup. If the actions are complex and not a one liner then consider adding a page with the detail and link to it.

== Setups that are known to work ==

<ins>Linux</ins>
<pre>
Linux | Kubuntu Edgy Eft x86_64 | NVidia GeForce 6600gt 128 mb | nvidia drivers 97xx | OK
Linux | Debian-Sarge | NVidia GeForce 4 Go 440 | OK
Linux | Debian Etch | NVidia GeForce 7300GT 256MB | OK
Linux | Gentoo 2.6.7-r14 | NVidia GeForce 4 Ti 4600 | OK
Linux | Ubuntu Dapper Drake | NVidia GeForce 6600 256MB | 877x drivers | OK
Linux | Gentoo 2.6.18 | GeForce4 Ti 4200 128MB | 877x drivers NOT 9629 | OK
Linux | Fedora Core 5 | GeForce FX5200 128MB | 9631 drivers | OK
Linux | #! Crunchbang Linux 8.10.02 | Intel 945GSE | OK
</pre>
<ins>Windows</ins>
<pre>
Windows Vista Ultimate (build 6000) x86 | NVidia GeForce 6100 256MB | Forceware 96.85 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | NVidia GeForce 4 MX 4000 64MB | Forceware 93.71 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | NVidia Geforce 6600 256MB | Forceware 77.72 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | ATI Mobility x300 | Fujitsu Lifebook N3520 | default drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon 9700 | DELL inspiron 9100 | default drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon 9000 | DELL inspiron 8200 | latest Dell drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon Mobility 9700 on Intel motherboard | Omega Drivers only
Windows | ATI Radeon Mobility 9200 | Catalyst 5.6 Drivers only (All drivers beyond this will not work)
Windows | Intel(R) 82852/82855 gm/gme | latest drivers (OpenGL 1.3) | OK
</pre>

<ins>Macintosh</ins>
<pre>Mac Mini (Intel) Mac OS X 10.4.8 | Intel Graphics | OK
(Needs MacOSX v10.4.2 or newer?)

Intel/Nvidia based Macs should be okay by using Bootcamp [http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/]
to run Linux or Windows XP.</pre>

==Miscellaneous==

This site provides comparison tables with several linux cpu/card combinations running glxgears: http://www.holarse.de/?content=/treiber/benchmarks/
This should give you an idea of how fast graphics cards are in linux.

Delphi3D has a nice hyperlinked list of OpenGL extensions that reports which card/driver combinations support a given OpenGL extension and has a link to the SGI specifications: http://www.delphi3d.net/hardware/allexts.php

[http://techreport.com/ Tech Report.com] have a good, sortable table of Graphics Card specifications: [http://techreport.com/etc/comparo/graphics/ TR's graphics comparison table]. Although it only includes up to the ATI X850 and NVidia 7800GT, that should be enough for most people
===eBay guides to Graphics Cards===

* [http://reviews.ebay.com/ATI-Radeon-Graphics-Card-Comparison_W0QQugidZ10000000000732221 ATI-Radeon-Graphics-Card-Comparison] technical comparison of ATI Graphics cards in a table
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/Nvidia-and-ATi-Video-Card-Buyer-apos-s-Guide_W0QQugidZ10000000000915807 Nvidia and ATi Video Card Buyer's Guide]
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/ATI-Radeon-amp-NVIDIA-Video-Card-Buyers-Guide_W0QQugidZ10000000000008396 ATI Radeon & NVIDIA Video Card Buyers Guide]
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/Video-Graphics-Cards-Windows_W0QQugidZ10000000000916160 Video Graphics Cards Windows] Large amount of text on Graphics cards
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/Buying-a-Video-Card_W0QQugidZ10000000001727716 Buying a Video Card]

Note: some of the information here has been harvested from information posted by Wurm users in the Wurm forums.

When you buy a new graphics card, remember there are many different types of interfaces including PCI, AGP and PCI Express. You need to buy a graphics card that your motherboard will support. Many old PCs use PCI and some fairly new ones use AGP but most brand new PCs now use [[:wikipedia:PCI Express|PCI Express]]. Don't get muddled up with PCI and PCI Express - they are not compatible. Be careful that the person who is selling the graphics card knows the difference between them - you don't want to buy a graphics card that is not compatible with your PC!

Also remember that you will need a graphics card with the right output for your monitor. Most graphics cards and monitors use [[:wikipedia:Video Graphics Array|VGA]] but some newer models now use [[:wikipedia:Digital Visual Interface|DVI]]. There are many different types of DVI and they should all be compatible with each other. DVI gives a better quality picture than VGA, so if you are looking for a graphics card/monitor, try to buy ones that support DVI.
----
[[Category:Technical Details]][[Category:Babel/G]]

Guides:Graphic Cards

2012-08-04T22:13:21Z

Drkflame: /* Overview */

[[Image:Graphics-Card-Nvidia.jpg|thumb|200px|An [[:wikipedia:AGP|AGP]] Graphics Card as found in most Desktop Computers.]]
==Overview==

One of the most common problems with Wurm (and a lot of games) is ensuring that your graphic card is compatible. Wurm requires Java and OpenGL so forget about DirectX, there is no need to update to the latest versions or include this in your list of worries. Let's get Java out of the way. Go to http://www.java.com/download and click on the bright red 'Free Java Download' button in the middle of the page. Download, install and be happy. The recommendation is for a minimum java version of 1.4.2 and the action just taken will ensure this.

This now leaves us with your graphic card to deal with. Wurm requires a minimum of OpenGL 1.3 and this is usually supplied as part of your card's video drivers. If your card manufacturer does not supply the OpenGL drivers or they are inadequate then often there is little you can do except get another card. As each manufacturer is different, the rest of this will be broken down into manufacturers. For each individual entry use OS / Version / GFX Card / Status where status can be ok, broken for fixed #nnn where nnn is one of the corrective actions added by contributors.

==ATI & NVidia (most compatible)==

[[Image:ATI Logo.png|25px]] ATI drivers are available from http://www.ati.com/support/ . 

[[Image:Nvidia-logo.png|25px]] NVidia drivers are available from http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp . 

===Alternative: Omega Drivers===
Some ATI and NVidia graphics cards, mainly onboard and laptop models, are not supported by the standard drivers. You will have to get the drivers from the manufacturer of your laptop etc. and those are often outdated. 
Therefore it is sometimes impossible to get drivers that are new enough to support Wurm. 
If this is the case, then your only chance might be to use these unofficial, third-party drivers:
[http://www.omegadrivers.net Omega Drivers]
'''NOTE: These drivers are supplied as-is and are NOT guaranteed in any way. Use of Omega Drivers is at your own risk!'''

==Intel==
Many built-in Intel graphics cards cannot run Wurm well. Even with low details the frame rates are still low.

Sometimes the terrain will show a kind of red shadow. This can be fixed by installing the latest graphics card drivers from Intel. Version 5248 of the Windows XP driver and version 2291 of the Windows Vista/Windows 7 drivers are known to fix the red terrain.

Some laptop manufacturers do not provide updated drivers so you may have to uninstall the manufacturer supplied driver and install the latest driver from the [http://downloadcenter.intel.com/ Intel website].

==Sis==
Some models of the SiS 740 series of motherboard chipsets are equipped with a very low-end 3D accelerated IGP (integrated graphics processor).

The usual motherboard setup (not user modifiable) is to share system memory to video memory. This leads to very poor performance. Add to the recipe a lousy OpenGL implementation in their drivers, and you get a motherboard that '''can''' play Wurm without extra hardware, but with lots of rendering errors, ''most of the text missing'' and clumsy gameplay. This setup is ''highly unrecommended''.

Fortunately, these chipsets support an external AGP board and the motherboard manufacturers were keen on placing a AGP port on most motherboards equipped by them. If this is your case (check it out!), buy either a recommended ATI or NVidia card for a much better gaming experience.

==3Dfx==
Incompatible. 3dfx [[:wikipedia:3dfx|ceased operating in 2000]] and was purchased by Nvidia.

==S3==
Most S3 graphics cards (E.g Savage/ProSavage/Twister) cannot run Wurm, but please add your card here if you can play Wurm with an S3 card.

==Matrox==
Unknown? [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrox_Parhelia Matrox Parhelia] ''may'' be able to.

==Unknown==
If you don't know what your graphics are then it's time to identify them. To do this:

;Linux : Use lspci or lspci -v and search for the graphic card details.
;Windows : start menu->run enter dxdiag, read the supplied information.

Intel has some documentation and a free utility you can use to identify your Intel Chipset, including any Intel Graphics. You can download it from Intel: http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/chipsetid.htm

Post what the utility says your "integrated Graphics" chip is.

==OpenGL Support==

The WurmClient needs at least OpenGL 1.3 and the following extensions (plus some others):

GL_ARB_multitexture (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/multitexture.txt) 
WGL_ARB_pixel_format (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/wgl_pixel_format.txt) on windows 

The following OpenGL extensions are used if supported:

GL_ARB_fragment_shader (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/fragment_shader.txt) 
GL_ARB_occlusion_query (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/occlusion_query.txt) 
GL_ARB_shader_objects (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/shader_objects.txt) 
GL_ARB_shading_language_100 (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/shading_language_100.txt) 
GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/vertex_buffer_object.txt) 
GL_ARB_vertex_shader (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/vertex_shader.txt) 
GL_EXT_blend_minmax (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/EXT/blend_minmax.txt) 
GL_EXT_multi_draw_arrays (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/EXT/multi_draw_arrays.txt) 
GL_NV_fog_distance (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/NV/fog_distance.txt) 
GL_SGIS_generate_mipmap (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/SGIS/generate_mipmap.txt) 

This will list alternative ways to show the OpenGL version and extensions supported by your graphics card and driver.

;Linux : glxinfo will list something similar to the following:

name of display: :0.0
display: :0 screen: 0
direct rendering: Yes
server glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
server glx version string: 1.3
server glx extensions:
GLX_EXT_visual_info, GLX_EXT_visual_rating, GLX_SGIX_fbconfig,
client glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
client glx version string: 1.3
client glx extensions:
OpenGL vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
OpenGL renderer string: GeForce2 GTS/AGP/3DNOW!
OpenGL version string: 1.5.3 NVIDIA 71.74
OpenGL extensions:

;Windows : visualinfo and glewinfo are available from http://glew.sourceforge.net
: glInfo is available from http://www.delphi3d.net/hardware/glinfo2.zip , can generate HTML reports and send the details to Delphi3D.net online database.
: OpenGL Extension Viewer from http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/OpenGL_Extension_Viewer_for_Windows/1060137702/1

visualinfo is a small dos utility that displays all available visuals, aka. pixelformats, in an OpenGL system along with renderer version information. It shows a table of all the visuals that support OpenGL along with their capabilities. The format of the table is similar to that of glxinfo on Unix systems.

glewinfo is a small dos utility that displays the OpenGL version, provider, and an extensive list of OpenGL extensions.

==Corrective Actions==

This will be a list of actions which led to a working setup. If the actions are complex and not a one liner then consider adding a page with the detail and link to it.

== Setups that are known to work ==

<ins>Linux</ins>
<pre>
Linux | Kubuntu Edgy Eft x86_64 | NVidia GeForce 6600gt 128 mb | nvidia drivers 97xx | OK
Linux | Debian-Sarge | NVidia GeForce 4 Go 440 | OK
Linux | Debian Etch | NVidia GeForce 7300GT 256MB | OK
Linux | Gentoo 2.6.7-r14 | NVidia GeForce 4 Ti 4600 | OK
Linux | Ubuntu Dapper Drake | NVidia GeForce 6600 256MB | 877x drivers | OK
Linux | Gentoo 2.6.18 | GeForce4 Ti 4200 128MB | 877x drivers NOT 9629 | OK
Linux | Fedora Core 5 | GeForce FX5200 128MB | 9631 drivers | OK
Linux | #! Crunchbang Linux 8.10.02 | Intel 945GSE | OK
</pre>
<ins>Windows</ins>
<pre>
Windows Vista Ultimate (build 6000) x86 | NVidia GeForce 6100 256MB | Forceware 96.85 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | NVidia GeForce 4 MX 4000 64MB | Forceware 93.71 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | NVidia Geforce 6600 256MB | Forceware 77.72 drivers | OK
Windows XP Pro SP2 | ATI Mobility x300 | Fujitsu Lifebook N3520 | default drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon 9700 | DELL inspiron 9100 | default drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon 9000 | DELL inspiron 8200 | latest Dell drivers | OK
Windows | ATI Radeon Mobility 9700 on Intel motherboard | Omega Drivers only
Windows | ATI Radeon Mobility 9200 | Catalyst 5.6 Drivers only (All drivers beyond this will not work)
Windows | Intel(R) 82852/82855 gm/gme | latest drivers (OpenGL 1.3) | OK
</pre>

<ins>Macintosh</ins>
<pre>Mac Mini (Intel) Mac OS X 10.4.8 | Intel Graphics | OK
(Needs MacOSX v10.4.2 or newer?)

Intel/Nvidia based Macs should be okay by using Bootcamp [http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/]
to run Linux or Windows XP.</pre>

==Miscellaneous==

This site provides comparison tables with several linux cpu/card combinations running glxgears: http://www.holarse.de/?content=/treiber/benchmarks/
This should give you an idea of how fast graphics cards are in linux.

Delphi3D has a nice hyperlinked list of OpenGL extensions that reports which card/driver combinations support a given OpenGL extension and has a link to the SGI specifications: http://www.delphi3d.net/hardware/allexts.php

[http://techreport.com/ Tech Report.com] have a good, sortable table of Graphics Card specifications: [http://techreport.com/etc/comparo/graphics/ TR's graphics comparison table]. Although it only includes up to the ATI X850 and NVidia 7800GT, that should be enough for most people
===eBay guides to Graphics Cards===

* [http://reviews.ebay.com/ATI-Radeon-Graphics-Card-Comparison_W0QQugidZ10000000000732221 ATI-Radeon-Graphics-Card-Comparison] technical comparison of ATI Graphics cards in a table
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/Nvidia-and-ATi-Video-Card-Buyer-apos-s-Guide_W0QQugidZ10000000000915807 Nvidia and ATi Video Card Buyer's Guide]
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/ATI-Radeon-amp-NVIDIA-Video-Card-Buyers-Guide_W0QQugidZ10000000000008396 ATI Radeon & NVIDIA Video Card Buyers Guide]
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/Video-Graphics-Cards-Windows_W0QQugidZ10000000000916160 Video Graphics Cards Windows] Large amount of text on Graphics cards
* [http://reviews.ebay.com/Buying-a-Video-Card_W0QQugidZ10000000001727716 Buying a Video Card]

Note: some of the information here has been harvested from information posted by Wurm users in the Wurm forums.

When you buy a new graphics card, remember there are many different types of interfaces including PCI, AGP and PCI Express. You need to buy a graphics card that your motherboard will support. Many old PCs use PCI and some fairly new ones use AGP but most brand new PCs now use [[:wikipedia:PCI Express|PCI Express]]. Don't get muddled up with PCI and PCI Express - they are not compatible. Be careful that the person who is selling the graphics card knows the difference between them - you don't want to buy a graphics card that is not compatible with your PC!

Also remember that you will need a graphics card with the right output for your monitor. Most graphics cards and monitors use [[:wikipedia:Video Graphics Array|VGA]] but some newer models now use [[:wikipedia:Digital Visual Interface|DVI]]. There are many different types of DVI and they should all be compatible with each other. DVI gives a better quality picture than VGA, so if you are looking for a graphics card/monitor, try to buy ones that support DVI.
----
[[Category:Technical Details]][[Category:Babel/G]]

Bison

2012-08-04T21:57:32Z

Drkflame: /* Description */

{{stub}}

{{Creature
|image=Bison.png
|aggro=No
|tamable=Yes
|dommable=No
|groomable=Yes
|butcheringprod=[[Eye]], [[bladder]], [[hide]], [[fat]], [[hoof]], [[tail]], [[meat]]
|eats=Grain, seeds and vegetables
|ridable=No
|swim=No
|lair=Unknown
}}
[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Bestiary|Bestiary]] / [[Bison]]
== Description ==
''The bison are impressive creatures when moving in hordes.''

'''Bison''' are non-aggressive [[animals]] that can be tamed. '''Bison''' are fairly easy to [[tame]] and can be [[tame]]d with a fairly low [[Animal Taming]] skill using [[mixed grass]] and [[grain]]s. They graze similar to [[cows]], meaning they will eat [[grass tiles]].

'''Bison''' can be used to pull [[large cart]]s.

==Reference==
[[:wikipedia:Bison|Bison]]
[[Category:Bestiary]]
[[Category:Babel/B]]

Large cart

2012-08-04T21:55:23Z

Drkflame: /* Animals that can be hitched */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Large cart
|image=Large cart.jpg
|active=[[plank]] (2.00 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Containers
|materials=* 15 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.00 kg)
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]
|result=1 large cart
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A fairly large two wheel cart designed to be dragged by an animal.''

'''Large carts now requires 20.10 [[mind logic]] to be commanded, but they can still be dragged at any skill level.'''

A '''large cart''' is a mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo or [[player]]. It has a larger capacity than its smaller counterpart [[small cart]], it can be [[drag]]ged by a player or led by up to two [[animals]], and it can be locked with a [[large padlock]]. A large cart can have a commander and up to three additional passengers.

== Subcomponents ==
* 2x [[small wheel]]
* 1x [[small wheel axle]]

=== Total Materials ===
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 22 [[plank|planks]]
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]

Large carts can be difficult to start and continue at very low [[fine carpentry]] skill, so it is a good idea to make a few extra parts.

== Hitching ==
*To hitch an animal to a cart, lead it with [[rope]], right-click the cart, and select "Hitch".
*To unhitch one of the animals, embark the cart as commander, right-click that animal and choose "Unhitch".
*To unhitch both animals from the cart, right-click the cart and select "Unhitch".

=== Hitching Notes ===
* 20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to hitch animals.
* The large cart needs to be at least 10 [[quality]] before animals can be hitched to it.
* Hitching any animal will allow you to move the maximum [[weight]] capacity of the cart slowly. A second animal only makes it faster.
* [[Brown bear]]s are the fastest hitched animals yet discovered
* Carts do not gain a speed advantage from traveling downhill, but are slowed when going uphill as with mounted creatures.
* Animals cannot drag a cart over tiles that have a total [[slope]] of any two adjacent edges over 39.
* All the usual animal traits and statuses like hurting will affect their cart-dragging speed.
* Driver [[stamina]] is drained while driving the cart. Running out of stamina has no effect on the speed.

=== Animals that can be hitched ===
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* [[Horse]] (adult, not foal)
* [[Bull]] (not cows)
* [[Bison]]
* [[Hell horse]] when tamed
* [[Brown Bear]] when tamed (fastest known)
* [[Troll]] when tamed, up to Adolescent age

Note : [[Animal conditions | Conditions]], such as "Greenish" prevent the animal from being hitched.

== Security ==
Upon finishing the large cart, the last person who had the unfinished cart in the [[inventory]] becomes the owner. However if it was finished in the inventory no owner is set and the ''Manage vehicle'' option is not available even to the player who finished the large cart. Ownership can be transferred by the owner to any other player in the vehicle management window.

The owner and any person with the ''Manage'' right can manage the usage permissions through a window available via the ''Manage vehicle'' menu option.

The permissions control ''drive'' (embarking as commander), ''mount'' (embarking as a passenger), ''accessing the inventory hold'' of the cart and ''managing the settings''.
Each of these rights can be granted or denied to ''all friends'', ''all villagers'' and ''everyone''. The owner always has all permissions. The settings only take affect if the cart is locked, however.

The owner of the large cart can attach a [[large padlock]] to it to enable permissions. The lock can be removed by everyone in possession of the key, but only the owner can attach it again.

Another player can drag a locked cart regardless of what [[large padlock]] enabled management settings are used. Since server restarts unhitch animals, its possible another could drag your locked cart away. Two simple solutions are 1) to put heavy things in your cart or 2) store the cart in a secure area. As an example, if you were to put a [[small barrel]] in a cart and then a bunch of 100 kg unfinished [[charcoal pile]]s in the barrel, it would make dragging more difficult. Furthermore, management option will prevent these others from accessing the inventory or using animals to drive the cart away.

On [[Freedom]] carts can not be [[Lockpicking|lockpicked]]. Trying to do so will result in the following message: ''Stealing carts is punished with death penalty here. You decide not to''.

== Notes ==
* The type of wood currently does not effect the texture or color of the cart.
* The [[quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate; there is no other bonuses from increasing the quality of carts.
* The volume of items will affect what fits in the cart. See the [[Container]] page for a item volume list.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in [[water tile]]s, they can be pushed. They can be dragged through tiles with 5 slope of water or less.
* 24.60 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a large cart.
* The maximum weight a player can drag in a large cart is determined by the formula: ([[strength|Body Strength]] * 7 - carried weight) * 10 - 240.
*Items can be stowed in large carts during construction, but will drop out when too heavy and will encumber the cart during construction. If the item becomes too heavy to remove and too heavy to finish, the cart will be useless and the item cannot be removed. If boats are being made in it, then it is advisable to take the cart to the water before finishing the boat.

=== Useful capacity quantities ===
*7 [[raft]]s or finished [[support beams]].
*18 [[felled tree]]s
*59 [[slab]]s
*73 [[log]]s
*100 [[dirt]]s, [[heap of sand]], [[peat]]s, [[ore]]s or [[Rock shards]]. This can be increased to 312 if 6 or 7 rafts are used.
*100 [[hull plank]]s

The capacity can be adjusted by stacking other [[container]]s, such as [[raft]]s, inside.

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