Smoky Firewood

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Smoky Firewood makes furnaces and campfires emit real smoke — split logs into firewood fuel, build chimney flues to vent it, and smoke food with wood chips

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Smoky Firewood deepens smelting and cooking with real smoke and ventilation. Every furnace type now produces smoke while burning — you need a proper flue system using chimney blocks and pipe caps to get smoke out of enclosed rooms, or the air becomes hazardous.

A new fuel type: firewood. Split stripped logs on a stump with a splitting axe in a short timing minigame to get firewood and wood chips. Stack firewood on the floor or store it in drying racks.


Ventilation & smoke

  • All furnaces, campfires, and the firewood stove emit smoke while active
  • Build brick chimneys or metal smoke pipes and route smoke to a chimney cap
  • Blocked or overloaded flues cause smoke inhalation and trapped smoke

Firewood & crafting

  • Splitting axe — split logs on the stump (timing minigame)
  • Firewood — dedicated fuel (all wood types + stripped variants)
  • Wood chips — by-product; used in the smoker, compost, and crafting
  • Firewood pile — place up to 32 pieces in one block
  • Firewood drying rack — store and display split logs

Chimney blocks

  • Furnace block (brick chimney segment)
  • Furnace chimney cap (brick outlet)
  • Metal smoke pipe
  • Metal chimney outlet

Cooking & smoking

  • Firewood stove — outdoor stove fueled with firewood
  • Smoked cod, smoked salmon, smoked flesh — smoker recipes with wood chips

Other

  • Copper bee smoker — calms beehives
  • Raw / fired furnace brick, silica dust, wood chips block
  • Potion of Smoke & Potion of Carbon Monoxide (status effects)

Beta: Early development — features and balance may change; bugs are possible. Please report issues on GitHub.

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  • The lumberjack's backyard
    The lumberjack's backyard Split wooden logs into firewood!
  • Furnaces
    Furnaces All ovens now emit smoke. Use the stove for cooking
  • Different cap types
    Different cap types
  • Build factories
    Build factories More furnaces = more smoke

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