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*Hitched creatures that graze will eat from the trough at the same rate they would normally graze | *Hitched creatures that graze will eat from the trough at the same rate they would normally graze | ||
*If the food trough is empty or does not contain suitable food, grazing animals will try to graze the tile the hitching post is on. | *If the food trough is empty or does not contain suitable food, grazing animals will try to graze the tile the hitching post is on. | ||
| + | *Hitched pigs will not eat corpses on the ground while there is food in the trough. | ||
*A Hitching post can hold a maximum of 3 creatures | *A Hitching post can hold a maximum of 3 creatures | ||
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== Hitchable Animals == | == Hitchable Animals == | ||
| − | *Any creature that you can hitch to a cart such as [[Horse]], [[Hell horse]], [[Bull]], [[Bison]], [[Donkey]], and [[Mule]] (at any age) | + | *Any creature that you can hitch to a cart such as [[Horse]], [[Hell horse]], [[Bull]], [[Bison]], [[Donkey]], and [[Mule]] (at any age). |
| − | *Aggressive creatures when controlled in some manner (tamed or dominated) such as [[Brown bear]]s, [[Wolf|Wolves]], [[Mountain lion]]s, [[Large rat]]s, [[Wild cat]]s, and [[Troll]]s | + | *Aggressive creatures when controlled in some manner (tamed or dominated) such as [[Brown bear]]s, [[Wolf|Wolves]], [[Mountain lion]]s, [[Large rat]]s, [[Wild cat]]s, and [[Troll]]s. |
| − | *Farm animals | + | *Farm animals such as [[Ram]]s, [[Sheep]], [[Pig]]s, [[Cow]]s, [[Hen]]s and [[Rooster]]s, and including lambs and calves. |
| − | *Usually non-aggressive animals but only when tamed such as [[Dog]]s, [[Unicorn]]s, [[Pheasant]]s, [[Deer]] and [[Seal]]s | + | *Usually non-aggressive animals but only when tamed such as [[Dog]]s, [[Unicorn]]s, [[Pheasant]]s, [[Deer]] and [[Seal]]s. |
*Jackal creatures such as the [[Weta]] | *Jackal creatures such as the [[Weta]] | ||
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*Creatures that are required to be tamed before being hitched will unhitch when they are no longer tame. | *Creatures that are required to be tamed before being hitched will unhitch when they are no longer tame. | ||
*Creatures can be groomed, milked, sheared, shod etc. while hitched. | *Creatures can be groomed, milked, sheared, shod etc. while hitched. | ||
| + | *Creatures cannot be branded while hitched. | ||
*Creatures hitched to a hitching post will not cause disease in other hitched creatures. | *Creatures hitched to a hitching post will not cause disease in other hitched creatures. | ||
*You cannot hitch creatures to a post below 10 quality. {{event|inline|The hitching post is in too poor shape to restrain animals.}} | *You cannot hitch creatures to a post below 10 quality. {{event|inline|The hitching post is in too poor shape to restrain animals.}} | ||
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Main / Skills / Carpentry / Hitching post
Description
A post to hitch creatures.
Use
Lead a creature with a Rope or Halter rope. Right click the hitching post and select Hitch.
- Hitched creatures will prefer to eat from the food trough if it contains food they can eat.
- Hitched creatures that graze will eat from the trough at the same rate they would normally graze
- If the food trough is empty or does not contain suitable food, grazing animals will try to graze the tile the hitching post is on.
- Hitched pigs will not eat corpses on the ground while there is food in the trough.
- A Hitching post can hold a maximum of 3 creatures
Permissions
Hitching posts have 3 permissions: Manage, Open and Use.
- Manage grants all permissions including permission management.
- Open allows access to the food trough. Normal deed permissions apply to the contents of the food trough.
- Use allows hitching of led creatures and unhitching of any or all creatures by either:
- Right-clicking a hitched creature and selecting Unhitch to unhitch a single creature, or
- Right-clicking the hitching post and selecting Animals > Unhitch to unhitch all hitched creatures.
- Hitching posts are locked on creation with a small padlock.
- A Small or Large padlock is required to manage permissions.
- An unlocked Hitching post can be used by the Hitching post owner and the Deed mayor if located on a deed.
Hitchable Animals
- Any creature that you can hitch to a cart such as Horse, Hell horse, Bull, Bison, Donkey, and Mule (at any age).
- Aggressive creatures when controlled in some manner (tamed or dominated) such as Brown bears, Wolves, Mountain lions, Large rats, Wild cats, and Trolls.
- Farm animals such as Rams, Sheep, Pigs, Cows, Hens and Roosters, and including lambs and calves.
- Usually non-aggressive animals but only when tamed such as Dogs, Unicorns, Pheasants, Deer and Seals.
- Jackal creatures such as the Weta
Notes
- Hell horses become docile when hitched and have food available.
- Cannot be picked up but can be transported by Wagon.
- You can not load or move a hitching post with creatures hitched to it.
- Creatures that are not hitched can not eat from a locked hitching post food trough.
- Creatures that are required to be tamed before being hitched will unhitch when they are no longer tame.
- Creatures can be groomed, milked, sheared, shod etc. while hitched.
- Creatures cannot be branded while hitched.
- Creatures hitched to a hitching post will not cause disease in other hitched creatures.
- You cannot hitch creatures to a post below 10 quality. The hitching post is in too poor shape to restrain animals.
- If the effective quality of a Hitching post falls below 10 due to decay damage or other factors, creatures that are hitched will not unhitch.
