Some items, like clothing, tools, or weapons, also have bonus affixes that grant various beneficial effects like damage reflection or reduction, extra drops, mining or logging efficiency, lifesteal, additional BREAK damage, etc. The higher an item's level and quality, the higher the stats it grants usually are. Most equipment grants bonuses to the player's main attributes, like Attack, Defense, or Stamina. They boost the player's Attack when held in hand and have one to three combat affixes. Weapons are primarily used in combat do damage hostile and non-hostile monsters or during a sparring match.Most tools (except the Feather Duster) cost Stamina to use. Tools usually provide bonuses specific to their type when held in hand. Tools are used for completing daily in-game chores like logging and quarrying.The player can only equip one accessory of its type. They grant the player bonuses to their main attributes when equipped. Accessories are worn in one of the three accessory slots.Clothing items are equipped in the head, torso, legs, and feet slots and boost the player's Defense, Stamina, Health, or Endurance when equipped.Weapons, clothing, and accessories have a minimum level requirement the player needs to meet in order to use or equip them. Tools and weapons need to be placed in the inventory quickbar and selected there in order to be equipped and used. All clothing and most accessories are shown on the player model when equipped. These items need to be equipped in order to provide their bonus.Ĭlothing and accessories can be assigned to the head, torso, legs, feet, and accessory inventory slots to be worn at all times. Equipment provides bonuses to the player's attributes and allows the player to complete their daily tasks, such as logging, quarrying, and combat. Equipment ranges from weapons and tools to clothing and accessories. Lua error: not enough memory.Equipment are the items the player can wear. Like most crafting stations, the Tailoring Machine Lv1 can be upgraded to a higher tier version instead of building the better one from scratch. Tailoring Machine Lv1 can be donated to Catori's Museum as a Medium item for 20 Reputation points. Tailoring Machine lv1 can be used to craft the following items: Tailoring Machine Lv1 can be upgraded to higher quality in a Refiner. Additionally, it has a fixed queue and fuel capacity that depends on its quality and one random bonus stat. Tailoring Machine Lv1 can have 1 crafting queue (or order) scheduled at a time regardless of its quality. The player can clean up the sand using a Feather Duster to restore the production speed. If the station gathers up too much sand, its efficiency will be halved and a warning symbol will be shown above it. Tailoring Machine Lv1 accumulates sand at the rate of 0.21 units per hour up to the maximum of 100 units. In addition, the workshop's Water Tank must supply the crafting station with Water while it is running Tailoring Machine Lv1 consumes 0.60 water units per hour (0.12 units per hour during Winter). Crafting requires the Tailoring Machine Lv1 to be fueled for a certain amount of time if the station runs out of fuel, the production is halted mid process until more fuel is added.

It uses Dregs, Wood, or Power Stones as fuel and consumes 1 fuel unit per in-game minute (60 units per hour).

Tailoring Machine Lv1 takes up a 3×2 area. Tailoring Machine Lv1 is used to process raw materials into cloth or clothes. Tailoring Machine Lv1 is used for crafting. In order to craft the Tailoring Machine Lv1, the player needs to obtain its diagram by giving 12 Data Discs to Qi at the Research Center, then waiting for 4 days before obtaining its blueprint in the mail. Tailoring Machine Lv1 can be crafted using the Assembly Station.

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