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9x Bottle sipping and 1:20 regeneration time per sip
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The next thing to do is to plant small flowers or potted flowers near the hive. The hive will check for blocks in a 7x7 and 3 high area centered at the hive. The more flowers you place, the more bees that will spawn to produce honey. However, bees also need air around the hive to create honey. The optimal ratio of flowers to air blocks is about 1:1, but this is not an exact ratio. | The next thing to do is to plant small flowers or potted flowers near the hive. The hive will check for blocks in a 7x7 and 3 high area centered at the hive. The more flowers you place, the more bees that will spawn to produce honey. However, bees also need air around the hive to create honey. The optimal ratio of flowers to air blocks is about 1:1, but this is not an exact ratio. | ||
To collect honey from the hive, place empty bowls (in stacks of 1) into the bee hive, and the bowls will eventually fill with honey to create a Honey Bowl. Alternatively, leaving the hive empty will produce raw honey combs which can be extracted for honey using a [[Liquid Tanks|Liquid Tank]] and can fill up empty bottles into Honey Bottles. Honey Bowls can be consumed directly for 30 seconds of regeneration, while Honey Bottles will give | To collect honey from the hive, place empty bowls (in stacks of 1) into the bee hive, and the bowls will eventually fill with honey to create a Honey Bowl. Alternatively, leaving the hive empty will produce raw honey combs which can be extracted for honey using a [[Liquid Tanks|Liquid Tank]] and can fill up empty bottles into Honey Bottles, which can be drank 9 times before being empty. Honey Bowls can be consumed directly for 30 seconds of regeneration, while Honey Bottles will give 1 minutes and 20 seconds of regeneration per sip. Alternatively, you can stand directly under a Honey tank to consume honey for 6 minutes and 40 seconds of regeneration at a cost of 1/3 of a bucket of honey from the tank. | ||
=== Using Beeswax === | === Using Beeswax === | ||
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The first is through Honey Bowls, extracted directly from bee hives. Honey Bowls will give 30 seconds of regeneration when consumed. | The first is through Honey Bowls, extracted directly from bee hives. Honey Bowls will give 30 seconds of regeneration when consumed. | ||
The other two ways are dependent on the [[Liquid Tanks]] module. Honey combs acquired from bee hives can fill up Honey Tanks or Empty Tanks with honey at a rate of | The other two ways are dependent on the [[Liquid Tanks]] module. Honey combs acquired from bee hives can fill up Honey Tanks or Empty Tanks with honey at a rate of 1 bucket of honey per honey comb, leaving behind beeswax as a byproduct. A Honey Tank can directly apply the regeneration effect for 6 minutes and 40 seconds to players who stand beneath it. | ||
Alternatively, empty bottles can placed in a Honey Tank to extract honey into Honey Bottles. Honey Bottles will | Alternatively, empty bottles can placed in a Honey Tank to extract honey into Honey Bottles. Honey Bottles will give regeneration for 1 minutes and 20 seconds, and can be drank 9 times before becoming empty. One bucket of honey is equal to three bottles of honey, meaning one honey comb is equal to 3 bottles of honey. | ||
=== Beeswax === | === Beeswax === | ||
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===Technical Details=== | ===Technical Details=== | ||
Bee hives will only fill up bowls with honey if the bowls are in a stack of 1. Players can only drink bowls of honey when they are hungry, but can drink bottles of honey at any time. | Bee hives will only fill up bowls with honey if the bowls are in a stack of 1. Players can only drink bowls of honey when they are hungry, but can drink bottles of honey at any time. | ||
Beeswax can only reduce the repair cost of a tool that has a repair cost up to 64. A tool with a repair cost greater than 64 cannot be reduced by beeswax. | |||
The speed of growth of a hive is roughly equal to: | The speed of growth of a hive is roughly equal to: | ||