Changes

To extend the life of a fire you need to add fuel to it. Activate a [[fuel|fuel item]], for example a [[log]] or [[wood scrap]], right click the Campfire and select ''Burn''. It caps out at 20kg worth of fuel, so adding any more than that at any one time is a waste. You can examine a campfire to get a message telling how long it will burn. If it says that it "''...will burn for a long time"'', it means that you got more than 10 minutes worth of fuel in it. If it says anything else, its less than that and you'd be wise to add more.

Fires may hold Once all fuel has been used up the campfire will turn into 0.10 kg of [[ash]] and all items inside are dropped on the tile the campfire was on. Keeping items inside a campfire to 18 oreprevent it from turning to ash does not work anymore.

A lit campfire can be snuffed however. Right click the campfire and select ''Snuff''. The quality of option does not appear for every activated item but is know to show up with the [[kindlingsteel and flint]] decides the quality of the activated. The result is an unlit campfire, and the higher the quality of the campfire, the sooner food will cook or smithing items reach their "glowing hot" stagewhich does not disappear for a long time even if it empty.

An expired unlit campfire can be lit again with a kindling. Activate the steel and flint, right click the campfire and select ''Light''. This method requires a kindling in the inventory. Creating a new campfire on a tile with an unlit campfire will light the existing one. The campfire will yield 0appear glowing but does not show any fire animation or smoke, reducing the strain on the graphics card.  Campfires may hold up to 18 ore.10kg  The quality of the [[ashkindling]] when emptied limits the quality of the campfire, and the higher the quality of the campfire, the sooner food will cook or smithing itemsreach their "glowing hot" stage.