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The campfire acts like a [[Containers|container]] on the ground. Uncooked food can be dragged from your [[inventory]] into the container. It will cook if the fire has been lit. You should keep an eye on while it cooking. | The campfire acts like a [[Containers|container]] on the ground. Uncooked food can be dragged from your [[inventory]] into the container. It will cook if the fire has been lit. You should keep an eye on while it cooking. | ||
== Lighting == | ==Lighting== | ||
It is possible to 'Add Fuel' using the right click menu on a placed campfire in order to keep it lit for different lengths of time. If the selected campfire has not had fuel added, the 'Light Fire' option will not appear for ignitable items that do not provide a fuel duration, such as [[Gas Can]]s. Further, the 'Light Fire' option is only available if an ignitable item is in an accessible inventory and the player has its method of ignition. The 'Light Fire' option is not available if there are no ignitable items in an accessible inventory, ''even if one has been added as fuel''. | It is possible to 'Add Fuel' using the right click menu on a placed campfire in order to keep it lit for different lengths of time. If the selected campfire has not had fuel added, the 'Light Fire' option will not appear for ignitable items that do not provide a fuel duration, such as [[Gas Can]]s. Further, the 'Light Fire' option is only available if an ignitable item is in an accessible inventory and the player has its method of ignition. The 'Light Fire' option is not available if there are no ignitable items in an accessible inventory, ''even if one has been added as fuel''. | ||
== Corpses == | ==Corpses== | ||
A campfire can be used to dispose of [[Tiles#Corpses|corpses]] instead of [[Shovel#General|burying]] them. In order to do this, the player needs to put the corpse on the floor above the campfire, '''not''' inside of the container. It is difficult to place the corpses on top of the campfire when it is lit, so it is recommended to place all of the corpses on the fire ''before'' lighting it to avoid setting yourself on fire. | A campfire can be used to dispose of [[Tiles#Corpses|corpses]] instead of [[Shovel#General|burying]] them. In order to do this, the player needs to put the corpse on the floor above the campfire, '''not''' inside of the container. It is difficult to place the corpses on top of the campfire when it is lit, so it is recommended to place all of the corpses on the fire ''before'' lighting it to avoid setting yourself on fire. | ||
== Disassembly == | ==Disassembly== | ||
A campfire may be picked up by right clicking it and selecting the 'Take Campfire Materials' option. It will then return to a [[Campfire Kit]] item in the player's inventory and may be placed again. It is unnecessary to extinguish the campfire before picking it up. When picked up, any items inside the campfire will be placed on the ground, but remaining fuel will be lost, even if the campfire was never ignited. | A campfire may be picked up by right clicking it and selecting the 'Take Campfire Materials' option. It will then return to a [[Campfire Kit]] item in the player's inventory and may be placed again. It is unnecessary to extinguish the campfire before picking it up. When picked up, any items inside the campfire will be placed on the ground, but remaining fuel will be lost, even if the campfire was never ignited. | ||
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There are different types of fuels that can be added to a campfire that will allow it to burn. The ignited item's burn time will be added as fuel when the fire is started and is not lost (with the exception of the [[Notched Wooden Plank]] and [[Sturdy Stick]] or [[Tree Branch]], as they are not consumed). See [[Fuel]] page for a comprehensive list of items that can be used as a fuel for a campfire. | There are different types of fuels that can be added to a campfire that will allow it to burn. The ignited item's burn time will be added as fuel when the fire is started and is not lost (with the exception of the [[Notched Wooden Plank]] and [[Sturdy Stick]] or [[Tree Branch]], as they are not consumed). See [[Fuel]] page for a comprehensive list of items that can be used as a fuel for a campfire. | ||
== Crafting == | ==Crafting== | ||
===Camping=== | ===Camping=== | ||
{{Main|Heat Source}} | {{Main|Heat Source}} | ||
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Revision as of 19:09, 30 October 2022
Template:General Campfires are a heat source created using a campfire kit. Once lit, they can be used to cook food. Be warned, both zombies and human survivors can be set on fire if they stand too close to the fire! According to EasyPickins, a Project Zomboid developer, the best suggestion for what to do if caught on fire is to run around for a short time.[1]
The campfire acts like a container on the ground. Uncooked food can be dragged from your inventory into the container. It will cook if the fire has been lit. You should keep an eye on while it cooking.
Lighting
It is possible to 'Add Fuel' using the right click menu on a placed campfire in order to keep it lit for different lengths of time. If the selected campfire has not had fuel added, the 'Light Fire' option will not appear for ignitable items that do not provide a fuel duration, such as Gas Cans. Further, the 'Light Fire' option is only available if an ignitable item is in an accessible inventory and the player has its method of ignition. The 'Light Fire' option is not available if there are no ignitable items in an accessible inventory, even if one has been added as fuel.
Corpses
A campfire can be used to dispose of corpses instead of burying them. In order to do this, the player needs to put the corpse on the floor above the campfire, not inside of the container. It is difficult to place the corpses on top of the campfire when it is lit, so it is recommended to place all of the corpses on the fire before lighting it to avoid setting yourself on fire.
Disassembly
A campfire may be picked up by right clicking it and selecting the 'Take Campfire Materials' option. It will then return to a Campfire Materials item in the player's inventory and may be placed again. It is unnecessary to extinguish the campfire before picking it up. When picked up, any items inside the campfire will be placed on the ground, but remaining fuel will be lost, even if the campfire was never ignited.
Fuel
There are different types of fuels that can be added to a campfire that will allow it to burn. The ignited item's burn time will be added as fuel when the fire is started and is not lost (with the exception of the Notched Wooden Plank and Sturdy Stick or Tree Branch, as they are not consumed). See Fuel page for a comprehensive list of items that can be used as a fuel for a campfire.
Crafting
Camping
- Main article: Heat source
| Product | XP gained | Skill(s) | Recipe | Ingredient 1 |
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 Campfire |
0 XP | none |  Campfire Materials (consumed) |