Log

Description
''A log cleared of branches. Good for making planks or shafts from. It is made from [wood type].''

Logs are created from cutting down young lumber trees or cutting down at least mature age fruit Trees and by chopping up Felled trees.

They are primarily used in the creation of Shafts, Planks, Ship building lumber and last ,but not least, for Fuel.

Log weight
Lumber trees produce the most wood and these include: Birch, Pine, Cedar, Maple, Linden, Chestnut, Walnut, Fir, Oak, Willow.

Chopping up felled trees will remove one 24 kg log per an action. When the tree is less than 48 kg the next chop up will produce one 24 kg log and another log of whatever weight is remaining in the tree. This happens because tree weights are not evenly divisible by 24.

Cut down trees
Fruit trees include: Apple, Cherry, Lemon, Olive.


 * Young lumber trees give one 1.6, 3.2 or 4.8 kg log.
 * Mature lumber trees give one 11.2 kg log.
 * Mature fruit trees give one 2.0 or 2.4 kg log.
 * Old fruit trees give one 3.2, 3.6 (sprouting) or 4.00 kg log.
 * Very old fruit trees give one 4.8 or 5.2 (sprouting) kg log.
 * Overaged Fruit trees give one 5.60 kg log