#My little blacksmith shop youtube how to
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#My little blacksmith shop youtube how to

Money= cmon, give a little bit more money for begginers, there aren't explanations on how to make things anyway. Time= when a costumer comes and the estimated wait time is 1:40 minutes you make the weaponД«ut then comes the tiredness then they leave seconds after, and all the hard work and money goes away for a 5 second costumer, you turn your back for a sec and they are gone.

It also causes difficulty getting items out of the receiving area at later hours even if customers are still arriving. This continues until the player moves at least one coin from the floor to the chest.ДЄt lower resolutions the lighting is so poor in the bedroom area you cant see the bed and have to hop you find it. Sometimes because of this when you order new supplies the counter will not go down, allowing you to order an infinite amount of supplies. This persists through restart.ДЄlmost from the start the coins start getting stuck in the chest lid or fall out entirely.

#My little blacksmith shop youtube full

A couple of ingots will start to heat but not reach full heat. Occasionally restarting the game will disassemble them and unstick it, but this rarely works.ДЄnother is sometimes the forge will stop heating metal entirely. The blade often tips into the table itself and gets lodged there. When crafting a greatsword in particular. The second is that the crafting table frequently gets larger items stuck inside it.

Tried it on multiple games and once it starts happening it does not stop even after closing the game. The first is when I start using the inventory wall, NPCs will enter the shop and immediately leave. This feature should work on Most Vista+ versions of Windows. If win+R doesn't work for you, like Dasius was mentioning, you can simply open the start button, and then in the search bar, type dxdiag and hit enter, you don't have to way for it to actually search for dxdiag or find it in the list. The other pages aren't generally useful in situations like this. There's 2 pages (generally) of basic specs, the first page is nearly all basic except gfx chip/card - the second will tell you that one, along with some connective devices, sometimes. Hitting them at the same time (or holding one and then hitting the other) will bring up Window's run cmd-line - Typing dxdiag from there will give you the basic run down of your computer specs. Usually people will say it like 'Win+R' keys. If its on windows at all, and you've got a standard keyboard to go with it - hit the windows/brand button on said keyboard, usually between ctrl and alt on either side of the keyboard