Beer Barrel
cheat gfi beerbarrel 1 0 0
or
cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/Structures/Misc/PrimalItemStructure_BeerBarrel.PrimalItemStructure_BeerBarrel'" 1 0 0
The Beer Barrel is used for creating Beer.
Usage
The Beer Barrel can be fueled with either water from a water container or pipes from an intake. After placing 40 Thatch and 50 of any regular Berry in it, 1 Beer Liquid will be created per six hours (one hour with singleplayer settings enabled).
Inserting a Water Jar into the barrel will then remove one unit of Beer Liquid and create a Beer Jar, which can be moved to a players inventory and consumed like a normal water jar.
On Scorched Earth, it cannot be fueled from a Water Well.
Notes
- The Beer Barrel is 1/2 foundation wide, 3/4 foundation deep and 1 wall tall.
- Waterskin or Canteen can not be placed into a Beer Barrel as a water source.
- However Water Jar can be used as a water source through remote use, filling 200 points out of 1000 points of water.
- It can be irrigated by being near a water tap as a plant would.
- The Beer Barrel is irrigated via a pipe through the top or bottom.
- You cannot attach a new pipe system to a pre-existing pipe system. The pipe system must be built from the pre-existing irrigation system to work properly or built from scratch.(No longer applies as of the homestead update, which introduced flexible pipes, allowing you to connect two or more pipe-systems together)
- The Beer Barrel does not work with Water Reservoir. To use irrigation as the water supply pipes must be supplied by irrigation intake
- Cannot be placed on platforms
- The Beer Barrel is treated as a thatch structure and can be damaged by anything except non-explosive ranged attacks.
Painting and Color Regions
The Beer Barrel is not currently paint-able, however this object may be re-mapped to include paint regions in a future update.
For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye, Paintbrush, or Spray Painter pages.
Video Tutorial
Quick tutorial on how to make beer.