I have been trying to do some lumberjacking and am having difficulty keeping my hands on my harvestings. First I tried chopping all the limbs off a tree before processing them, but they kept rolling away etc. before I could get to them. Then I tried picking up/lowering each one after chopping so they were accumulated at my feet. This allowed me to accumulate 2 trees' worth of raw wood and then process them in an assembly line fashion (sawed them all, then scraped them all to lumber). Unfortunately when I finished the last one I discovered that all of my lumber stacks had silently vanished before I could stack them all together. I will try stacking them as I go along next time but I am wondering if that was even supposed to happen. If so could we at least get messaging? Thank you! Generally speaking the lumberjacking (I agree it should really be "logging") is fun.

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The type of fabric does not matter when looking at crafted containers, all that does matter is the thickness and how well made the final product is. Silk is generally a better choice because the final product weighs less due to silk having a lower density.

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You say to Tathalus, "Have you ever tried to clean a troll den? The smell sticks around for years to come."
Liev says, "That is my cue to leave."

I believe K has said that for common materials, the material doesn't matter beyond fine/heavy. But rarer materials will make better bags.

Taking stock of its defensive abilities, and attacking with a book of apprentice carving instructions, you are certain that the dire bear is a truly skilled opponent.

OK so things you "lower to the ground" as opposed to "drop" are still subject to janitor? I had misunderstood that, I thought stuff at your feet was like being on your person. Thanks for the clarification.

Yea, I didn't realize you lowered the lumber to your feet also. If it disappeared while at your feet then that is a bug.