Medieval Stein painted with Chocolate/Navy Blue
Basic information[]
Medieval Stein is a placeable decorative object that looks like a large mug made from wooden slats held together with an iron bottom and rim. It has an iron handle with string or leather wrapped around the middle, and is filled with an amber liquid. It also has a smaller cousin without the handle, the Medieval Teacup. It is part of the Medieval Accessory Bundle recipe pack in the Store.
How to obtain[]
Medieval Steins can be crafted in your Crafting Menu (to be opened by pressing "q" as the default key), but only after the according crafting recipe has been unlocked by buying the Medieval Accessory Bundle from the Store. You can also obtain it by buying a building kit for a Blueprint that contains Medieval Steins.
How to unlock the crafting recipe[]
The crafting recipe for Medieval Steins can be unlocked by buying the Medieval Accessory Bundle from the Store. There is no other way to obtain the recipe.
How to craft[]
To craft 8 Medieval Steins, you'll need:
- 1 Stone Rod made in a Processor from Stone, Limestone or Bedrock
- 2 Iron Rods made in a Processor from Iron Bars
- 1 Water or any other Liquid except Tar
How to use[]
Medieval Steins can be placed into the game world for building purposes by putting (a stack of) them into your quickbar, selecting the according quickslot and clicking the right mouse button while pointing at a spot in the game world with your cursor.
Like most other placeable objects, Medieval Steins can be rotated into all directions by pressing and holding R and then pointing the mouse cursor at the block and moving the mouse while holding the left mouse button. The chosen rotation angle can be "locked" too by simply typing "r" while looking at an already rotated object or block; then all items of the same stack in the selected quickslot will automatically be facing the same direction when placed.
Like most other placeable items, Medieval Steins can be painted, with the primary color influencing the color of the wood, and the secondary color affecting the color of the iron parts. They can also be put into displays, where they will be shown at a reduced size.
You won't need any Power Cells (Mining Cell) to pick up Medieval Steins that have been placed into the game world. Of course you won't be able to pick up such objects on game worlds, on player claims or in Adventures where your Permission rank is not sufficient (mainly when you are merely a visitor), which can only be changed by the owner of the game world, claim owner or Adventure creator.