Well two actually

Jomo · 29th July 2006, 10:45 AM

Yep feel like a right proper 'Newbie'

Ok the thing is I have aquired a book on stonecrafting and one on glassblowing.
The relivant Caracters placed the books in their backpacks and absorbed the nessesary knowledge.

But what now?
How do I craft and mine the stone?
How do I go about glassblowing?

As far as I can see (might need the white stick again Snowy) there has been no change to anything in my pack to assist me in these new skills.
I thought that the information would be inside the books and you read the information as from a jounal.....they just vanished and it said 'I had absorbed the knowledge'.

Any helpers out there?

**Adam** · 29th July 2006, 10:56 AM

From what I remember, at least for stone mining, if you're a GM miner, you simply mine and at random, chunks of stone pop into your backpack.

Jomo · 29th July 2006, 11:47 AM

Thanks Adam..

I should have said that on the mining side I thought that that would be the thing that happened..... It's more on the building side.

I presume that the different coloured stones I have seen when out mining are associated with the ore found at the same spot.

**Queen Mum** · 29th July 2006, 11:57 AM

GLASSBLOWING (from UO.COM Playguide: Skills)

A glassblower works with sand and heat to create items that are not only functional, but artistic as well. This skill can only be learned by Grandmaster Alchemists.

Unlike most skills, Glassblowing can be considered an offshoot of Alchemy. It does not require extra skill points, aside from those you put into your Alchemy skill.

If you are a Grandmaster Alchemist, and you wish to learn the art of Glassblowing, you must acquire a book entitled "Crafting Glass with Glassblowing". You can purchase this book from Gargoyle shopkeepers in the Ilshenar facet for around 10,000 gold.

Double-click the book to read it. Once you have read the book, it will be destroyed; however, the knowledge of glassblowing will remain with your character.

The Tools

Blow Pipe - Used in conjuntion with sand to create glass objects. Blow pipes can wear out from continued use.
Sold by: Gargoyle Shopkeepers (Ilshenar)
Crafted? No

Sand - Sand can be mined from any beach.
Sold by: Not sold
Crafted? No.

Note: In order to mine sand, you must be a GM miner and you must have read the related skill book on mining sand that you can purchase from Gargoyle shopkeepers in Ilshenar.

To mine for sand:

Place a shovel or pickaxe in your inventory.
Double-click the shovel or pickaxe.
Target the beach.

If you are successful and have space available in your inventory, a pile of sand will appear in your inventory.

Using Glassblowing

Once you have a blow pipe and some sand, you're reading to start creating items. To begin, double-click on the blow pipe. If you have some sand in your inventory a menu of craftable items will be displayed.

Item -Resources Needed - Required Alchemy Skill

Empty bottles - 1 sand - 52.5
Flask (small) - 2 sand - 52.5
Medium flask - 3 sand - 52.5
Curved flask - 2 sand - 55.0
Flask (large #1) - 4 sand - 57.5
Flask (large #2) - 5 sand - 60.0
Bubbling blue flask - 5 sand - 60.0
Bubbling purple flask - 5 sand - 60.0
Bubbling red flask - 7 sand - 60.0
Empty vials - 8 sand - 65.0
Full vials - 9 sand - 65.0
Spinning hourglass - 10 sand - 75.0

**Queen Mum** · 29th July 2006, 12:08 PM

MASONRY (From UO.COM Playguide: Skills)

Creating functional and decorative objects from stone requires knowledge of the masonry skill. With this knowledge, a person is able to craft items such as statues and stone furniture. This skill can only be learned by Grandmaster Carpenters.

Unlike most skills, Masonry can be considered an offshoot of Carpentry. It does not require extra skill points, aside from those you put into your Carpentry skill.

If you are a Grandmaster Carpenter, and you wish to learn the art of Masonry, you must acquire a book entitled "Making Valuables With Stonecrafting". You can purchase this book from Gargoyle shopkeepers in the Ilshenar facet for around 10,000 gold.

Double-click the book to read it. Once you have read the book, it will be destroyed; however, the knowledge of masonry will remain with your character.

The Tools

Mallet and Chisels - Used in conjuntion with stone to create stone objects. Mallet and chisels can wear out from continued use.
Sold by: Gargoyle Shopkeepers (Ilshenar)
Crafted? No

Stone - Stone can be mined from mountains
Sold by: Not sold
Crafted? No.

Note: In order to mine stone, you must be a GM miner and you must have read the related skill book on mining stone that you can purchase from Gargoyle shopkeepers in Ilshenar.

To mine for stone:

Place a shovel or pickaxe in your inventory.
Double-click the shovel or pickaxe.
Target a mountain.

You will have a 10% chance of mining up stone. If you are successful, the stone will be placed in your backpack.

Using Masonry
Once you have a mallet and chisels and some stone, you're reading to start creating items. To begin, double-click on the mallet and chisels. If you have some stone in your inventory a menu of craftable items will be displayed.

Item - Resources Needed - Required Carpentry Skill
Vase -1 stone -52.5
Large Vase - 3 stones - 52.5
Stone Chair - 4 stones - 55.0
Medium Stone Table - 6 stones - 65.0
Large Stone Table - 9 stones - 75.0
Small Statue (facing south) - 3 stones - 60.0
Small Statue (facing north) - 3 stones - 60.0
Small Statue (facing east) - 3 stones - 60.0
Pegasus Status - 4 stones - 70.0

**Adam** · 29th July 2006, 12:45 PM

Mum to the rescue!

Jomo · 30th July 2006, 02:38 AM

Yeah...........

Many thanks Queen Mum.....

Seems like once again I only got half the gear I needed..........
So back to Ish for more shopping, then mining, chipping and blowing.

Snowy · 30th July 2006, 04:36 PM

Thanks Mum! I have been AWOL for a while.. Glad someone had the answers. (Am not surprised that it was you

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**Maddux** · 30th July 2006, 04:45 PM

Dont you have to click on the shovel or pickaxe and select stone, sand or etc? Next time I find a crafter or miner in fel, I will ask him or her, before "pk'ing" him or her and scattering their inventory all over the place.

Snowy · 30th July 2006, 04:47 PM

Yes, there is a menu that comes up when you single click your digging tool, and you set it to mine your choice. It will not mine ONLY stone, you will get some ore with it. But you can set it to mine ONLY ore. Thanks.. I missed that.