RAFT | Top 10 Tips & Tricks
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
- In this Raft video I show you my top ten tips and tricks to help make your Raft adventure a little easier. Designed around people who have had some experience in the game, there are a lot of tips and tricks that will help your rafting experience a little easier. Recorded around the Chapters 1-2 content. #Raft #seeshellgaming #RaftTop10
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1 Floating Floors/No Pillar Supports Needed: (00:00:00)
2 Maximizing Honeycomb Production/BeeHives: (00:02:40)
3 Transferring Items in Inventory (00:06:49)
4 Mixing Paint While Stopped: (00:07:31)
5 Reroll Metal Detector Digs: (00:08:15)
6 Crafting With Dead Batteries: (00:09:40)
7 Getting Lots of Leather: (00:10:04)
8 Best Biofuel Resource: (00:11:01)
9 Sleep the Night Smelters: (00:12:23)
10 Sleep the Night Smelters: (00:13:00) 
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Was there something that you learned? Have any other good tips? Let me know in the comments below.
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Do you know how to change triangular floor pattern? Like to swap the lining pattern so it can match another floors. Sometimes the direction doesn't match and it creates cross pattern.
@@nyx4074 yes you can click R to rotate it before placing
I learned the floating ceiling trick!
And using the scroll wheel + RMB. I usually clicked in my scroll wheel because that gets half of the stack. Also when you hover over a stack, you can click a number to put it in your hotbar.
Also learned the painting mill + paddle thing.
You have a lovely radio voice.
you're wrong about the proximity of things to the crop plots.. you can have a seagull proof room right next to the crop plots.. place some crop plots down on your first floor then build a seagull proof room right next to them but one level up.. mine have never been attacked by seagulls
for the "floating ceiling" trick, use "half pillars" as the temporary supports. they return ALL their building materials when you destroy them.
Very good tip!.
nice!
When i got a higher floar can i build up to 5 halfpillers on Them and then destroy them all by Themse and get all mats
Also half wooden window works too!
Thank you!
I learnt a couple of tips, thankyou.
I don't have too many rare ones to share in return but those who are new may find these methods I use, useful:
1. Fortifying the outside edge of your raft with armour will stop the shark attacking it (1 metal ingots and 2 nails per floor). If you have a hole without the surrounding floor fortified though, (like a hole for a big anchor) it'll go for that section unless you fortify that area too.
Bonus tip is to place a triangle half floor on the outer edge of your raft for a low cost way to bring the shark back to attacking it.
2. Placing collection nets every other square instead of next to each other will save on resources early game. Unless your net is full, if items float in between 2 of them, they're usually caught by one of them.
3. I like to keep a stone anchor at the ready to ensure a fast stop when you need it. Ensure it's on an armoured section so the shark doesn't eat it while you're parked. If it's a solo armoured floor, be careful as if the shark destroys all the exposed floor around it, you'll loose it.
4. Looting under and around small islands is easier at night as most lootable items will illuminate (might be dependant on game graphics level settings though?) - just be careful of pufferfish as they are harder to see.
5. Also when looting under islands, you'll have less bother from the shark if you loot the other side of it as it will usually then be too far away from you. Just be cautious as you move back around to your raft again.
You could always continue sailing and re-anchor to the other side later if you want to loot where you first anchored, or kill the shark and take a 3 minute opportunity to loot before it respawns. I like to scope the area a little before I kill it to make better use of the time.
Hope that helped someone!
Thanks. They are pretty interesting.
I might add this two:
1. Want get rid of the shark for longer? (for mining underwater for example) throw a shark bait next to your raft, take a pointy stick and wait, till the shark attacks the bait. Poke the shark. It'll swim away but return after a few seconds. Rince and repeat until the shark is dead.
2. Harvest the shark meat but don't touch the skull. The dead shark will despawn after ~ 3 minutes. And the counter for the next shark spawn starts after this - so you gain about 8 minutes or so of undisturbed mining.
Number 1 was a bug that Bruce would go for a hole in the middle of the raft, it will not do that anymore. So only need to fortify the outside with as many holes in the middle as you like. Also there is a layout that you only have to fortify every 3 foundations. (xoooxoooxooox, x representing the fortify) and Bruce wont attack your raft either.
Such a great video, thank you! Happy to sub, I wish more content creators were so straight forward and helpful. No "fluff" in this video what-so-ever, just 100% structured information, LOVE IT!
You can actually save the game after digging up the treasure and just before you open it, rather than having to dig it up every time you reload your game. The yield isn't decided until you pick it up so this may help get things to go a little quicker then having to dig it up every time.
I've been playing this game for a while, but these tips are the BEST. I. HAVE. EVER. SEEN. Oh my gawd, where have you been all my Raft play time! This video and the seagull one are going to save me so much time and heartache with building and utilizing space/resources. Thank you thank you thank you!!
Just found your channel, great tips!! I have a big raft and I HATE that my lower floors have a bunch of pillars, floating ceiling here I come!
thank you so much and good luck
I use this as my primary now. I place my foundations, pillar the whole thing, build a first floor of nothing but triangles then remove my pillars. It leaves a lovely empty floor level for things like plumbing water and gas to different parts of the raft and hiding the piping.
11:00 i prefer eggs, just for the inventory space. buckets (of milk) are very inventory heave, and 7 eggs also fills the refiner (vs 4 buckets of milk), so imo, 3 eggs more for the trade-off of having 20 per inventory slot, thus almost 3 full refiners in 1 inventory slot vs 4 inventory slots for 1 refiner, is definitly worth it
Keep up with the tutorial and video because it's quick, simple, easy to understand, no jibba jabba, thank you for all your videos. So much still to learn.
Nice video! Loved the tips on the bee hives and crops. Also you can split a stack in half by clicking the mouse wheel and dragging.
This is a game changer I was just starting to get anoyed bc I was moving one at a time and shift clicking what is separated out into my inventory.
It's nice to see you still playing raft! I still love to play this game and your videos have always been a great help!
I love the game and I have something grand coming up when the next update drops.
I am JUST now getting into and playing this fantastic game. These are great tips Seashell!
Helped alot. Thanks for sharing👍🏾
thanks for explaining the flower/beehive proximity thing so well, I was quite confused :)
Totally the best Rafy channel! Keep up the great work 🥰
Thank you for the inventory tip, with the scroll wheel, i was getting mad i was transfering one at the time !
That's extremally useful, thanks.
JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL!!! Amazing tips and just a plethora of things that I didn’t know about Raft. So THANK YOU SEESHELL! 🙏Hopefully some of this applies to “Raft Survival” as well?
OMG THESE ARE GENIUS, THANK YOU!!! I especially love the using dead batteries to craft other things. Instant sub.
thank you i really appreciate the support.
OMG, you have changed this game for me. Best tips/tricks i have seen
Great video Meshell
Tip no 1 is the best how do you figure it out. THANK YOU so much for all tips. You're the best RAFT youtuber.
Great video!!
Great Video!! Learnt alot. Thanks!!
no problem
i really liked this video for many very diffrent reasons! thank you!
thank you
The floating floors trick is interesting, but I'm glad they addressed it with the horizontal pillars, even if they are a bit buggy
how are they buggy? Actually curious?
@@seeshellgaming6883 Maybe they mean that sometimes horizontal pillars refuse to support a floor. This happens when the pillars are placed "backwards" or otherwise not connected to the floor through a chain of supports. The "origin" of the pillar, aka the pivot point, the end you stick on to something else... that end has to be touching something that it also supported properly. Otherwise occasionally it will refuse to hold floors.
I just started experimenting with the triangle pieces myself. Made a smelter wall by putting a half wall down and "attaching" triangles to a normal wall. smelters tuck right up underneath that half height ceiling.
Sure, you have to crouch to get at the sweet ingot meat but it still works!
nice
thank you so much
Thank you so much! I was searching for a tip on quickly transferring items to and from storage and could never find one. I had seen people do that during videos, but didn't know how they were doing it. Thanks to you, now I do! Great tips about less pillars! All the tips in your video were new to me! Thanks again for sharing!
I learned a lot today. Thanks! Got a sub
i am glad it helped
If you use half pillars for your supports for the floating floors, when breaking, you get all you resources back.
TIL: If you hold down the mouse wheel and spin it, you can count up or down the stack size when selecting an item. I found out on accident, went to split a stack and my finger slipped.
I had been doing it like a caveman all along. Right click drag one at a time
she said that at 7:14
Very useful :D I'm actually waiting for the new update of this game
i know i can't wait
More great tips
incredible video
thank you
I love this game, just wish I wasn’t so bad at it!!
Most helpful to me- Better and more contained flower house for honey, not having other plots near my gull proof room, Only needing 4 plots for 12 beehives (I have almost 20 boxes of flowers for 4 hives because I had no idea how the mechanics worked), scroll wheel and shifting inventory, rerolling digs, and milk for biofuel.
I mostly just drink the milk from my goats so I never need to cook, but using them for a free respawning biofuel source without needing to stop to hunt the shark is super useful.
I'm looking forward to maximizing my hives so I can justify having the maximum 4 engines at some point without much concern for how much fuel they consume. I just need a more efficient method for getting Sand for Glass for Honey jars than just diving around islands
You make game science fun and delicious.
lol
Thank for video those are going yo be very usefull hacks for me
no worries.
Nice video btw.
thank you
Is it better for FPS to have 8 triangle floor segments or 4 square floor segments supported by a pillar on the standard room height?
Puffer fish will also respawn at caravan island down where you get the zipline blueprint.
buaaaaa re looooko esos de poner pilares sobre pilares
Cooking pot is broken imo. You can pop 2 bowls before exploring and don't even have to worry about it. Some items are too rare to use but stuff like jam drumstick is really good. I do reserve them for trips only if I am low on them. Use those puffer heads for it :D
A few more tips:
Items you will not have enough of late game are scrap and metal. However make sure to keep at least 20 medium chests of wood for your inevitable renovation to solid wood. (Early-mid game just save everything in as many chests as you need)
Titanium is not as useful once you have enough to craft everything, but until then, hop on every island you come by. Just keep a shovel and detector ready and drop what u were doing for a bit.
But the biggest challenge of this game is setting goals to keep it interesting after finishing the story
I will say i have never had a problem with metal. Right now i have over 400 metal ingots and that is after reinforcing all of my foundations. You are right though. The one resource is scrap. It is an absolute grind later on. Also. do you have an overabundance of metal hinges? I have about 200 on my raft no joke. just from picking them up.
@@seeshellgaming6883 I guess after reinforcing there is not much need for it outside of tools. Scrap is really a grind, I wondered if the yacht story gave enough scrap to revisit but I doubt it will be faster than sailing+diving.
And yes, I have so many hinges I don't have a clue what to do with it. Bolts you use for tools, but hinges just don't get used. Have more hinges than metal atm
The no pillar tip was useful because after destroying them, I now have a full medium chest of nails
Better biofuel (IMO) eggs and chicken legs. 1 bird = 4/5 of a biofuel. Pepper the raft with nests and you'll never have issues. Once you catch a few chicken, eggs make biofuel super easy.
I use my eggs for the recipes first and the healing salves second. If i have extra i use them for biofuel. imo healing salves is a better use for the eggs.
@@seeshellgaming6883 shouldnt need more than a handful of salves. The good thing about eggs is that they stack unlike milk. Also you dont need to use materials to make buckets
I was in agreement with you, until I watched the video a second time (just to make sure I remembered everything) and it only takes TWO milk to make one biofuel. When you're using eggs, it takes 7 eggs. Yeah, think I'm gonna try the milk... Not gonna waste my time chasing seagulls so the legs don't work for me, I'm looking for easy :)
7:24 also pressing the scroll wheel takes half of the stack
Does the digging reroll tip work on getting a different Tiki mask? I tried it 5 times and got the same version each time
hey about bees and flowers. it must be half wall for flowers to work? cuz i made normal wall and i wonder why its not working, what i made wrong...
Tip: Never use the sprinkler or water your grass. If you have enough grass plots and place them all on the roof the rain will water it for you. Useful for extended excursions away from your raft. You have to have a decent amount though. At least 25 plots. More is better.
Hey there! I've been binging your channel since I found it. Great content! I did just leave a message on your twitch chat, but No Man's Sky is currently 50% off on Steam. I'd love to see you cover it and would even like to play some survival games with you, if you're up for it. Keep that great content coming!!
9:23 same with all the loot in the game, for example -when u need glass in the beginning, trick helps
yes it does
I thought goats were the best biofuel source too but apparently a single stack of eggs will make you 5 biofuel and all you've gotta do is go to your chicken farm and pick up all the eggs, less of a hassle with the buckets
so how would one go about making a medium crop farm? I have medium plots for watermelon/pineapples under a double roof closed hut but you're saying the seagulls are attacking because the medium plots are next to each other?
Can you please tell how to take water pipes on top through wooden floors?
Yay
The reroll tip also can work for loots on small islands and large island
Another way to get scrap kinda fast is to let the story island reset
Like Vasagatan in Chapter 1
yes definitely it works on pretty much anything. even the barrels that float out at sea. but to be fair at some point you just gotta play the game.
@@seeshellgaming6883 For sure
OMG YOU'RE THAT ARK TUTORIAL WOMAN IM SO GLAD I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL AGAIN
Vertical beams can span ANY distance with only one support. Put them in rows or a grid every 2 squares and you can do ANY size of boat with no interior supports.
Bee hive can be a full floor above the planter boxes. I have a 3x3 room with the sprinkler, 2 medium and 4 small plots around the outside edge of the interior with grass plots under them and a sprinkler. I ran beams across the rood so I could fit 3 floor tiles up there in the middle. Place the 3 bee hives on top and add a peaked roof over it (you can not place the beehives after you put the roof on. The only problem here is you can not collect the honey through the window. You actually have to go into the room... which will have animals that want to escape. The birds will not touch the flowers unless you mount the planter boxes on the walls. Advanced planter boxes are best as you can fit more. 3 bee hives with 3 honey each is plenty to run one engine. 2 will likely be enough actually as that will give you 1 gar of honey every 8 minutes (3 would be 5:20 per).
Yes you can seagull proof and you do not have to follow ANY of what you said except about the walls, door, and roof. You can use ANY wall (palm or wood, window or no window) and any door (wood or palm and you can have a flat or peaked roof. The door has to be there, but it does not even have to be shut. You can fill that room with planters and grass plots and surround it with trees, just do not put the planter boxes on the wall. They can be on the floor right up against the wall, just not mounted to the wall. Done. That is it. I have 10 tree plots around my "greenhouse" with my animals inside along with 2 medium and 4 small planter boxes and 6 grass plots... and 3 bee hives... all in a 3x3 building.
My biggest hint for beginners is NEVER go above 100 squares on the first floor so you can use 1 engine. Not only do you save resource for bio-fuel, but you also do not waste resource building the extra engines, building the large raft, or armor more floors. I have everything plus lots of furniture and decorations and it is not cramped at all and I only have 57 squares.
Just buy titanium from the trader. You get the recycler VERY early in the game and by the time you need titanium you should have unlocked tiers 3 goods. 1 cube is 30 palm, feathers, or plastic. Rocks take 50 and everything else is less, like wood 20 and bolts and hinges take only 4. By the time you go from one vender to the next you likely have collected enough junk in your nets to make several cubes. You can buy 9 at each vender for 9 cubes. It does take 16 cubes to unlock the tiers, but like I said you get the plans at the radio tower... the first location in Chapter 1.
The trick with the menus is handy. I only knew about the right click for one and not about the rest.
Is there any other way to find more metal faster? On average I'm lucky to find 6 at an island but to reinforce my raft which isn't even very big I need tons of Iron Ingots plus more for other things. Or do I just have to hit every single island over hours of play just to get a decent amount? My raft is currently 14x14 foundation-wise and I know I only need to do the sides but its still a lot of metal. Scrap is easy to get and I find more copper then metal.
Wait but what does having those crop plot items near the garden building do? Does it allow the gulls to noclip through the walls to the actual plants?
yeah they clip through when you have those near. so don't have them within 8 tiles since it screws it up.
Didn't know the biofuel could be milk, nor that it didn't use the buckets. I personally use clucker eggs since they require minimal intervention from the player to get a ton of
There are horizontal beams to run across your floor/roof to act as bracing so you don't have to have beams or the triangle
yes, but you need to keep in mind that at the time of recording this video, the devs decided to add that horizontal beam into the game after i made this video. just as a heads up,
@@seeshellgaming6883 great work
I love you
im not sure if a want to build with the floating trick because if they were to fix that bug then my whole raft is gone
I just use horizontal pillars and create a grid. Uses more resources, but more OCD friendly.
yes, those were added into the game after i had done this, this used to be the only way for running floors without supports, but i know that this method still works.
Sea Shell by the Sea Shore. Btw, do you know how to change triangular floor pattern? Like to swap the lining pattern so it can match another floor.
R is how you rotate your blocks when you are building. you will see it easier with the renovated floor tiles compared to the older style.
@@seeshellgaming6883 Ah, what I'm meant is mirroring. Finally find out, with Z button. To make the floor pattern line up properly.
@@seeshellgaming6883 whoa that's the best tip, i hate the way the triangle floors won't line up properly! thank you!
At the end of the video I had a dumb question. What happens if you do place those 5 items close to your seagull proof room? Does it make seagulls somehow get it in or what happens?
they will target the crops still. not a dumb question. its a good question
Hello, does anyone know of a way to see the original 2x2 location of my raft? I forgot which one it was and it would be important :D
I am actually not sure on that. but does it matter even if it breaks?
Se puede explorar un arrecife si dejas el barco a buena distancia de la isla. El tiburón volvera a al barco. Ademas si no quieres eso, puedes explorar el otro lado de la isla y no te molestará
¡Sí! hacemos eso todo el tiempo también. Esa es una muy buena idea. Probablemente debería haber puesto ese consejo en el video. ¡Gracias!
I wish I could get my honey comb set up right it’s just my raft is so cluttered and the seagulls ruin the flowers
telling you that is how I have my set up at the moment and i don't have to worry about them.
Very interesting video
I love the triangle roof trick, will definitely try that as I currently have a long building that is 7 (5, 2nd floor) tiles wide
For the seagull trick I do have those crops near my "green house" what I did was build 3-5 nests around/near it so they stay sit and don't bother. So far it worked for me. It could also be that all my small crops are hanging on the walls. I've never seen them attack those (it could be just my luck)
Are you playing on Peaceful mode? I watched a video yesterday (very sorry can't remember who made it) and the person mentioned that the seagulls won't attack in Peaceful. Makes sense, since none of the other animals will either.
Seagulls absolutely attack hanging wall planters and ceiling planters. They do however have odd behavior that seems to attack the same set of planters consistently. I have yet to figure out what causes them to attack certain planters over others.
Tried to get my final tiki piece with the rerolls, but each tiki piece is considered to be a separate dig type :(
Probably because the 3D item is already loaded in under the ground
that sucks.
i use triangular foundation to expand my raft on early to mid game, when its hard to spare resources for a full foundation. sharks only attack the one half of the foundation plus if you cant be bothered to defend your raft, just break the half being attacked and get the exact amount you used to make it, cost one plank less than repairing with hammer.
Absolutely a great video, but plz slow down a little. I'm dumb
Why would the floor float after taking out the support wall?
Because this game is perfectly balanced with no exploits.
@@Sphendrana :p
How does she have different wood types of walls, doors, flores with the hammer ?
part of a new update that they did. it is the renovation look.
I can’t figure out how to explore larger island without dying to a boar or that bird that drops rocks. It’s really frustrating because i am limited to exploring small islands with fewer resources. Anyone have any tips?
when i approach a big island, i try to park my raft far far away from where the screecher is circling. And there are lots of big rocks with an overhang that will protect you, stay under those under you can figure out how to kill the screecher. hope that helps
Carry rocks to fend off the shark if you don't want to kill it outright
but you didnt say why i cant have other crop plots near that indoor space
cause seagulls will attack
I also use chicken eggs to make biofuel
yes, chicken eggs are very low though in how much biofuel they produce. milk from the goat is more than double of a singular egg (I think). but I like having goats because if you drink the milk yourself and never use the bucket in a recipe then it actually gives your character a food buff.
what happens for the last tip if you keep one of those five items there?
If you put one of those five items on the roof or in the vicinity of the building then it allows the seagulls to bypass the structures and attack your crops. If you do the last mehtod that i show here you need to make sure that you put those items in an enclosed area.
@@seeshellgaming6883 ahhh thanks for gettin back to me!
They added scarecrows that wont die in 2 seconds anymore sheesh
You sound exactly like shoeonhead
how can u see full inventory i only see half
the reason why that you see this is because of a backpack that i have equipped, you will notice it on the brown icons towards the bottom of my screen in my inventory
It is SO much easier to protect crops from birds
Here's what I do. Put a half wall with a floor attached. Place the medium crop plot under the floor piece. Now the birds will never get them.
6:55 Waaaaooooww
7:21 pov: ha I played Minecraft I have the upper advantage
I am legitimately so frustrated that I can't get the floating floors to work. It doesn't want to line up for me and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. :(
Seashell said a couple comments above yours, that it's either the R (or possibly the Z) key
First!
Or get the no pillar mod as well
i don't and will not play raft modded
Nice tipps and I thought I seen it all lol. Anyway is it just for asthetics or why is every bottom level tile framed with steel? I have seen this alot and I am sure with your experience you know it is not necessary to make your raft shark proof. It just seems a waste of resources when all you need is to frame the outter rim of your raft to keep the shark away.
Here is an important thing to note for starters: When you start your raft those 4 tiles are the center of the world. Resources always spawn and your raft floats towards them at the center point. This means if you start building your raft from the starting 4 tiles in one direction half of those resources will pass by your boat. 30 tiles is enough to capture all resources so for example if you build one side of your boat to be wide enough to capture all resources you need to build 15 tiles to the left and 15 tiles to the right from your starting point. If you build all 30 only to one side then your ship will only capture half of the resources. At the beginning I would suggest to build something onto that center so you know where it is until your base is complete.
Great tip on the resources. As for the reinforced tiles, earlier versions of the game made the shark attack all tiles if they werent reinforced. A later update made it a lot easier by just reinforcing the outter frame. Maybe thats why you have seen a lot of rafts with full steel tiles.
@@NotSoGrumpyCat Thanks for clearing that up. I think this should be pointed out by content creators or newbies will copy this building style and waste precious resources in early game.
Too add another thing about those first center tiles: The shark is also bound to those first starting tiles. He can follow you far out into the water but once you leave the water he will go back to patrol those center tiles. So if you anchor your raft far enough away from an island all you have to do is swim on that island. As soon as you touch ground the shark that may have followed you will go back to the raft and you can farm all resources without having to watch out for him. It takes some time and feeling to know just about how far to stay away from an island to not have to swim to far and to have the shark leaving you alone.
well.. people build on to their little beginning 4 tiles, and they have to reinforce those. And then they build on to that, and then need to reinforce their latest foundations. Not sure how to deal with it otherwise? I suppose someone could wait to build until they have enough materials to build 50 foundations all at once but... personally i feel cramped on the beginning four tiles and want to expand even a few tiles as soon as possible.
@@jaspermartin7444 I am not sure what you are saying. I have never reinforced my beginning tiles or even the first expansion tiles. I personally have a pretty good idea of the size I want to build and I will not reinforce any tile until I have reached the size of my plan. Off course this means fighting off the shark or having to loose a tile here and there. But at some point loosing a tile is not an issue just replace it. I am sure thou that every rafter feels as you do and pretty much the first thing is to increase your size as 4 tiles is nothing any rafter wants to live on.
guess im third
It’s the waste of planks for me😤😤😤
Why can't you put a shoe and those other items in proximity or on the roof of a seagull proof indoor farm???????
it literally screws something with the game mechanics no joke.
@@seeshellgaming6883 Damn okay that's so strange. Is the breaking just that the plants dont grow?
Why are you so rich dang
You supported Ukraine 6 months before the war. Impressive prediction
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My tip: Use cheat engine to carry around a 9999 stack of planks.
hmmm
the metallic detector exploit is just a duplication glitch procedure -_- , not survival friendly
no, because you reload the game to the point before you actually loot it. Once you stop reloading the game, you just take the loot once. You arent duplicating anything,
Damn you talk fast
yus
Exploits aren't tips...
These are not really tips, more like top exploits
its part of the game mechanics....so no the devs haven't changed it for a reason. they are tips.