Vintage Story 1.20 E17 How To Make A Beehive Kiln & Stunning Bricks

[@viserproductions1]

Fantastic video, thank you for making such a good guide on how to use the kiln, i think this is gonna be my favorite part of this update

[@Ashantin3]

@@viserproductions1 It’s a great addition to the game.

[@sodivv2466]

Great work! Thanks to you I've been able to build this kiln and experiment with it a little bit, and I'd like to share what I've found. 1. You actually can fire up to 24 clay/refractory bricks per space 2. You can add another floor of gratings to the kiln, but only on the third level (still, 18 firing places) 3. You do not need to add full stacks of fuel underneath the kiln to fire all the products (which is a good thing since it's easier to fire all 9 fuel places at once AND it burns quicker) 4. The amount of fuel needed to fully fire the products are dependent on the amount of occupied firing places. It does not depend on the type of products you fire. 5. The actual amount of fuel needed to fire 16/18 firing places (per fuel place) 12 firewood, 6 peat or 4 charcoal (so to fire 384 bricks you will need 108 firewood, 54 peat or 36 charcoal)

[@Ashantin3]

@@sodivv2466 Very helpful thanks.

[@ABYStheOyster]

For what it's worth, my father sneezes in the exact same way, as loud as possible and uncontrollably! I thought it was him when your husband sneezed.

[@Ashantin3]

I cannot deaden my sound that much. My viewers are used to it! I also live near the sea , so occasionally you get the squeaking of the seagulls! I’m glad I’m not the only one with that issue.

[@tuliomeister1926]

Excellent video, enjoyed every moment :) You were really thorough which helped me alot on my game

[@Ashantin3]

@@tuliomeister1926 Thank you

[@TheJakeAshby]

Really good investigative work! Thank you for this, 1.20 is shaping up to be the best update yet 😊I wasn't super excited about the new kiln but what you show here has changed my mine completely. Wow indeed

[@Ashantin3]

@@TheJakeAshby Thank you. I became a fan when I realised it could use firewood.

[@TheJakeAshby]

And I just discovered the fanned cobblestone blocks. Another cool and interesting block!

[@Ashantin3]

@ They look terrific.

[@kirtini-b]

I think you're right and the blue clay brick variants would look even better with more of a blue tone to them. I've just finished watching all your videos of this world in 1.19 and 1.20 over some time, thanks for all the good company while I'm gaming and working :) Looking forward to new videos in the future!

[@Ashantin3]

@@kirtini-b Wow, that was a lot of videos. There will be more coming soon.

[@TheBeni272]

Love your videos, with or without boats. If you ever need encouragement, let this comment be it. Keep up the good work!

[@Ashantin3]

Thank you. There will be another boat video, but I’m working on elks next!

[@AnotherJRB]

I think with bricks you can just stack them to the roof, and fill the entire 3x3x3 space. If I understand correctly, adding a second layer of grating is only relevant for types of pottery that can't be stacked on top of each other (jugs and whatnot).

[@Ashantin3]

@@AnotherJRB You are spot on! Tyron confirmed bricks can be stacked as high as you like.

[@iljastalberg5610]

First fire clay bricks said Freak you we aint changing for no one and second the over cooked ones can be used for chiseling i think

[@Ashantin3]

@@iljastalberg5610 Indeed.

[@hengsheng7963]

Do you know if those Clinker Clay bricks (the over cooked blue clay ones) can be used for anything at all? Or are they just completely useless? Because that color is lovely and it would be nice if there was some use for them.

[@Ashantin3]

@@hengsheng7963 Yes. Tyron watched my video and has told me there is a recipe missing. We will be able to make brick blocks out of clinker!