Trees

[✪Shino✪]

Do these regrow or what?

[Penner Alfred]

Build a forrester house

[LuisAlaguna92]

I built it, but i don't see them regrowing.

[Hung_Solo]

Originally posted by LuisAlaguna92:

I built it, but i don't see them regrowing.

It takes ages... but it worked for me

[Don Cool]

Originally posted by LuisAlaguna92:

I built it, but i don't see them regrowing.

It takes a while to get going but is very worth it if you don´t have huge large forest areas.

[CatPerson]

Originally posted by LuisAlaguna92:

I built it, but i don't see them regrowing.

They have to first plant the seedlings. Then you have to wait. And wait. I don't know the exact time but it's a long wait for growth, it's not instant. Like, maybe even a whole game-year. And if your loggers and firewood cutters are chopping things down at the same time, it takes even longer to notice much.

You can alternate the manually defined circle of use of your woodcutters, while foresters are planting trees elsewhere. Then a year or two later, switch up the areas. That kind of thing. And have the tree planter building maxed with the two workers. 1 is too slow.

[frejkya]

Originally posted by CatPerson:

Originally posted by LuisAlaguna92:

I built it, but i don't see them regrowing.

They have to first plant the seedlings. Then you have to wait. And wait. I don't know the exact time but it's a long wait for growth, it's not instant. Like, maybe even a whole game-year. And if your loggers and firewood cutters are chopping things down at the same time, it takes even longer to notice much.

You can alternate the manually defined circle of use of your woodcutters, while foresters are planting trees elsewhere. Then a year or two later, switch up the areas. That kind of thing. And have the tree planter building maxed with the two workers. 1 is too slow.

The trick I've found it to surround my (fully staffed) logging camp with ~3 foresters. That is enough to keep tree production up within the range that the loggers are working.

[[AUHPF] Karl Marx]

I really haven't had any major bugs in the game! I mean - none at all. Amazing game.

Regarding the trees: As in real life - trees take time to grow. Trees actually take years (plural) to grow. They do that in the game too - don't know if trees grow naturally or only via the forrester hut though - but do get the forrester hut. It also allows you to plant forrests where you want (making your village look that much better

[Agony_Aunt]

Trees seem to regrow, very very very slowly, if you don't have a foresters hut. If you do, that very very very slowly becomes very very slowly.

My advice, you need clear space as you grow, so at the start of the game, start chopping where there is forest where you'd like to build later, and when that is clear, move your choppers to another area.

[Alvazia]

Originally posted by Agony_Aunt:

Trees seem to regrow, very very very slowly, if you don't have a foresters hut. If you do, that very very very slowly becomes very very slowly.

My advice, you need clear space as you grow, so at the start of the game, start chopping where there is forest where you'd like to build later, and when that is clear, move your choppers to another area.

Well very very slowly is much better than very very very slowly

[Didz]

Sustainable Timber Production

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3332684021

• Build a road into a forest.
  
• Build Logging Camps and Woodcutters on the road at the edge of the forest and let them clear the tree's.
  
• As the tree's are cleared leapfrog the logging camps and woodcutters along the road to keep pace with the retreating treeline.
  
• Once you feel you have penetrated the forest deeply enough to clear the land you want to use for other purposes add two Foresters Huts per Logging Camp as close to the logging camps as possible and stop moving them.
  
• The foresters will begin to plant new tree's all around your logging camps and woodcutters creating a dense woodland all around your timber producers.

Note: In the image the four Foresters Huts are unmanned as Foresters do not plany trees in the winter months and so have been re-assigned to farming and other duties until the spring.