I agree completely there.
What does a level 6 carpenter have to do with storage? especially max inventory limit thingā¦ I may not mine out entire mountains, but I do mine clay pits, and usually raw clay, stone, and wood hardly even add to max inventory cap. Must be just the way I play that makes my 20 pop town still hover around half the cap. That and I build a lot of thingsā¦ Even with stone; usually using it as part of the foundations I commonly put with my RC buildings. Think I sort of do that even with AC though too.
I think I would rather have a stockpile/crate priority system in place. Similar to the way gnomoria does it. So you can prioritize where things go first.
Maybe I am just misunderstanding what you are asking. I do understand the auto-trash part, I just donāt understand the comment of carpenter level 6; which in Sorenia, I donāt have just yet. Taking my time on that, as it is not needed. The highest storage container thingy is made at the blacksmith, the Vault.
Carpenter lvl 6 makes market stalls, so you can call traders to sell your stuff to.
The invetory limit was implemented for performance reasons and i donāt think it will be removed soon.
Furthermore, I donāt think itās as much of an issue as you make it, when you are mining an ore vein you barely get any stone.
Lvl 6 carpenter can build a stall to call traders any time, that means being able to sell to them at any time. Iāve had my inventory overflow with over a thousand stone repeatedly. Having a priority system would be great too, but Iād seen that already suggested long ago.
Still donāt understand it with RC, since market stalls can be made from the potter. My potter gets to level 6 rather quickly with all the things I have her make in the workshop. Usually.
I understand market stalls from carpenter if AC, but not carpenter with RC. Since they have their own crafts person to make one.
I guess I am not so gun ho to mining an entire mountain in the first few days. Although you did mentioning mining ores, and that will add to storage quite a bit, at least towards the max limit thing.
But okā¦ I see your point with carpenter for AC at least.
When you are removing a mountain, or making underground homes like is typical in these types of games, you get thousands of stone, so yes, it is an issue. Itās something that is very common among similar games to have a lot more control over your storage than Stonehearth currently has so maybe Iām just not quite used to it being so basic.
Didnāt notice they could be made by the potter actually, thatās handy to know. I still disagree with being able to call a trader at any time being available anyway but thatās a whole other discussion.
Yeah I primarily play RC, so I kind of know for quite a while since they added it.
Most similar games, even gnomoria I just have a habbit to turtle my way through. Slowly making progress. I have not once mined entire mountains, but have mined quite a bit branching to some extent; however only when I needed to. With RC I kind of utilized the trade people that came by; at least before A17. Noticed in this version they do tend to be seldom, but probably due to the new town leveling scheme they have for this current version. Anyway that is about all I probably should say since it is a bit off topicā¦
this wont be a problem, just wait for new patch
Why canāt you just turn all the stone into stonepiles? That would reduce the effective amount by a factor of 18
another option entirely is to simply remove stone from all your storage and hearthlings will not pick them up
I finally thought of a good reason to add this to the game!
rotten food is annoying! + farmers need compost!
Trade stall from potter requires only level 3. That will help you.
And you can erase any item in your world. Go to the harvest menu and chose the last icon, that is an red X, draw an area around the items, and hearthlings will destroy them.
Iām tired of repeating myself so Iām just ending this right now, no more discussion, donāt care anymore, apparently people prefer workarounds to trying to figure out a way to actually fix the problem.
If you really just want stuff to be auto destroyed when you have more than the inventory limit, I canāt help you there. But I think your real problem is the inventory limit itself.
And that there is a solution for!.. if youāre willing to poke around in your user_settings.json. [This is in your Stonehearth folder; for me itās C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Stonehearth
.] Itās really just a plaintext file, so even Notepad would work.
So after the last option you have, youāll want to add a comma, press enter, and type "infinite inventory" : true
.
While that is a great workaround (thanks!), it still is just that, a workaround, the main issue is trying to restrict the number of objects so that performance stays within reasonable boundaries since that was the reason for the limit being added. Slapping on a limit was frankly a very lazy way to āsolveā the performance problems, saying that I mean no offence to the developers, it is understandable as a temporary solution. Having at least some controlled automation over the limitation of harvesting and destruction of excess items on the other hand actually provides at the very least an optional temporary solution till a better one can be put into place which doesnāt cause the player to have to put more effort into inventory management because of the āalphaā shortcomings of the game as it currently exists.
Is there a workaround for bad food? It seems so senseless that bad food canāt be automatically destroyed or at least put somewhere else (I havenāt noticed a category for bad food in the inventory slots so I can direct Hearthlings to move the bad food somewhere when it goes bad).
@wog_gie: In theory rotten food disappears after a while anyway. In practice, itās buggy and if you remove the stockpile you get stuck with rotten food forever (or until you use the console to ādestroyā).
Iām pretty sure you can use even the destroy/clear items tool in the harvest tab to get rotten food - in a stockpile or just on the ground - queued to be destroyed by your Hearthlings without having to use the console. Itās still painfully manual, though.
let me direct you to this conversation I had a while back
http://discourse.stonehearth.net/t/improving-the-storage-system-with-a-single-feature-with-a-big-effect/23170