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− | {{Stub|Needs more information about how to obtain & more information on uses. Moss growth mechanics?}}
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| |eng = Moss | | |eng = Moss |
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| |xp = 1 [[Foraging#Experience Points|Foraging XP]] | | |xp = 1 [[Foraging#Experience Points|Foraging XP]] |
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− | '''Moss''' is a [[:Category:Resources|resource]] obtained from moss-covered trees. Each day in [[Spring]], [[Summer]], and [[Fall]], some amount of [[Trees #Common Trees|common trees]] can randomly grow moss after certain time. Moss grows slower on [[Sunny]] [[Summer]] days and recovers slower after collecting. Additionally, two types of [[Green Rain Trees]] can grow Moss. These two trees, when covered in moss and planted near common trees accelerate moss growth on the common trees.<ref name="mossGrowthSource" /> | + | '''Moss''' is a [[:Category:Resources|resource]] obtained from moss-covered trees. Each day in [[Spring]], [[Summer]], and [[Fall]], some amount of [[Trees #Common Trees|common trees]] can randomly grow moss after certain time. Moss grows slower on [[Sunny]] [[Summer]] days. Additionally, two types of [[Green Rain Trees]] can grow Moss. Moss growth is accelerated for these two trees, and when covered in moss and planted near common trees accelerate moss growth on the common trees. <ref name="mossGrowthSource" /> The trees do not need to be felled to collect the Moss. Moss can be removed and collected with any [[tool]], [[weapon]], or [[bomb]]. One Tree drops 1 to 2 pieces of Moss. |
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− | The trees do not need to be felled to collect the Moss, which can be removed and collected with any [[tool]], [[weapon]], or [[bomb]]. One Tree drops 1 to 2 pieces of Moss.
| + | Players can use [[Vinegar]] on a tree to prevent that tree from growing Moss. |
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| Using an [[Axe]] on a tapped tree covered in Moss will remove the [[Tapper]] and the Moss in one hit, while a [[Pickaxe]] will remove only the tapper on the first hit. Using any other methods will harvest moss without collecting the tapper. | | Using an [[Axe]] on a tapped tree covered in Moss will remove the [[Tapper]] and the Moss in one hit, while a [[Pickaxe]] will remove only the tapper on the first hit. Using any other methods will harvest moss without collecting the tapper. |
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| ==Moss Growth== | | ==Moss Growth== |
− | Moss cannot grown in the [[Winter]] unless it's in the greenhouse, or on a [[Stump]].
| + | For moss to grow on a tree, it must be a fully grown [[Oak Tree]], [[Maple Tree]], [[Pine Tree]], [[Green Rain Trees#Bushy_Green_Rain_Tree|Bushy Green Rain Tree]], or [[Green Rain Trees#Leafy_Green_Rain_Tree|Leafy Green Rain Tree]].<ref name="mossPossibleTrees" /> No other types of trees can grow moss. The tree's [[Trees#Growth Cycle|growth stage]] must also be at least 14. |
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− | To grow on a tree, the tree must fulfill one of the following conditions:
| + | At the start of each day, all eligible trees will have a chance to grow Moss. The chance for a tree to grow moss varies depending on the weather and season. The growth chance is 10% on [[Sunny]] days, which decreases to 3.3% if it is [[Summer]]. On [[Rain|Rainy]] days, the growth chance is 20%.<ref name="mossGrowthSource" /> |
− | - Fully grown [[Green Rain Trees#Type_1|Type 1]] or [[Green Rain Trees#Type_2|Type 2]] tree.
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− | - A [[Trees #Common Trees|common tree]], that has [[Green Rain Trees#Type_1|Type 1]] or [[Green Rain Trees#Type_2|Type 2]] trees in the 5x5 grid centered on the common tree. Unaffected by temporarily transformed trees by a [[Weather#Green Rain|Green Rain]].
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− | - A [[Trees #Common Trees|common tree]] that has [[Trees#Growth Cycle| growth stage of 14 or more]].
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− | At the start of each day, base chance of growing moss is set to 20% on a [[Rain]] day and 10% on [[Sunny]] day.
| + | Trees will have a 50% chance to receive a 10% boost to their moss growth chance if one of the following conditions are met: |
− | In [[Summer]], unless it's a [[Rain]] or [[Weather#Green Rain|Green Rain]] day, the chance is set to 3.3% instead.
| + | * The tree is a (non-temporary) [[Green Rain Trees#Bushy_Green_Rain_Tree|Bushy]] or [[Green Rain Trees#Leafy_Green_Rain_Tree|Leafy]] Green Rain Tree. |
| + | * The tree's surrounding 5x5 grid contains a (non-temporary) [[Green Rain Trees#Bushy_Green_Rain_Tree|Bushy]] or [[Green Rain Trees#Leafy_Green_Rain_Tree|Leafy]] Green Rain Tree that has Moss on it. |
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| + | During a [[Green Rain]], all trees that are able to grow Moss will instantly grow Moss, regardless of their growth stage. |
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| + | During [[Winter]], Moss cannot grow at all (except inside the [[Greenhouse]]), and all pre-existing Moss on trees is removed. |
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| + | Collecting moss from a tree reduces its growth stage to 12 - the amount of Moss it dropped. |
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− | Next, a game has a 50% chance of increasing the base growth chance by 10% to 30%, 20% or 13.3% respectively for each tree separately. This chance is then used at the start of the day to determine if a moss should appear.<ref name="mossGrowthSource" />
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| ==Gifting== | | ==Gifting== |
| {{GiftsByItem | | {{GiftsByItem |
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| 10 Moss may be requested by the [[Giant Stump#Raccoon's Requests|Raccoon]] at the [[Giant Stump]]. | | 10 Moss may be requested by the [[Giant Stump#Raccoon's Requests|Raccoon]] at the [[Giant Stump]]. |
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− | ==Raccoon Wife's Shop== | + | ==Trading== |
| Once unlocked, the [[Giant Stump#Raccoon Wife's Shop|Raccoon's wife]] at the [[Giant Stump]] will trade for Moss. | | Once unlocked, the [[Giant Stump#Raccoon Wife's Shop|Raccoon's wife]] at the [[Giant Stump]] will trade for Moss. |
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| <ref name="cutweed">See <samp>Object::cutWeed</samp> in the game code.</ref> | | <ref name="cutweed">See <samp>Object::cutWeed</samp> in the game code.</ref> |
| <ref name="resourceclump">See <samp>ResourceClump::destroy</samp> in the game code.</ref> | | <ref name="resourceclump">See <samp>ResourceClump::destroy</samp> in the game code.</ref> |
| + | <ref name="mossPossibleTrees">See <samp>Content\Data\WildTrees.xnb</samp> in the game code.</ref> |
| <ref name="mossGrowthSource">See <samp>Tree::dayUpdate</samp> in the game code.</ref> | | <ref name="mossGrowthSource">See <samp>Tree::dayUpdate</samp> in the game code.</ref> |
| </references> | | </references> |
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| ==History== | | ==History== |
| {{History|1.6|Introduced.}} | | {{History|1.6|Introduced.}} |
− | {{History|1.6.3|Harvesting moss grants 1 [[Foraging#Experience Points|Foraging XP]] per moss collected. Now grows slower on [[Sunny]] [[Summer]] days and recovers slower after collecting.}} | + | {{History|1.6.3|Harvesting moss grants 1 [[Foraging#Experience Points|Foraging XP]] per moss collected. Now grows slower on [[Sunny]] [[Summer]] days and recovers slower after collecting. Adult mossy green rain trees now boost the moss growth rate of nearby trees.}} |
− | {{History|1.6.3|Added moss growth explanation.}} | + | {{History|1.6.4|Can now use [[Vinegar]] on a [[Trees|tree]] to prevent Moss from growing on it.}} |
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