In my mind, the interior space plan of the exhibition hall unfolded once again.
Woodworking skills can solve problems related to the construction of display stands, bar counters, and seating.
If you dedicate yourself fully to this period, you can upgrade your Basic Woodworking to LV2 or even LV3.
This, combined with any special Blessing that may be triggered within the Crafting Module.
The solid wood furniture he makes by hand must possess amazing properties.
But how do we address the issue of those five miniature ecological zones?
The marine area features a combination of reefs, the forest area is covered with moss, and the river area has a circulating water system.
This is definitely not a project that can be done by simply carving a few pieces of wood with a carving knife.
That's a completely different field.
Matt's construction team is very professional.
However, their expertise is limited to building the main framework and installing circuits.
When it came to miniature landscapes involving botany and aquarium landscaping, these rough-and-tumble guys were at a loss.
If you use commercially available plastic artificial grass and resin rocks.
Placing those items next to a brown bear specimen would instantly destroy the wild, untamed feel of the entire space.
Charles's $300,000 payment will turn into a cheap farce.
Those shrewd, top-tier capitalists will never pay for any industrial replicas.
Authentic polar ecological materials must be used.
The construction of each ecological area must be personally overseen by oneself.
The problem is that the existing system panel does not contain any skills directly related to Ecological Landscaping.
The Gathering Module can only scan plants and identify herbs.
The Life Module currently only covers cooking, repair, and woodworking.
Lacking the necessary skills, forcibly laying moss and soil will only result in large-scale plant death.
How can I acquire a completely new system skill out of thin air?
Su Wei leaned against the windowsill, his fingers unconsciously stroking the rim of the wooden cup.
My thoughts drifted back to the outskirts of Kodiak a few weeks ago.
In Old Hope's acrid, abandoned factory.
When I first encountered taxidermy, I was a complete novice.
How was the Crafting Module activated at that time?
I read through several decades of Old Hope's work notes.
I listened to his explanation of the structure of animal bones and muscles.
Pick up a scalpel and practice on a cadaver yourself.
Once the entire process was completed, the system immediately provided feedback.
Skills such as Basic Taxidermy and Bone Cleaning were generated.
A clear logical chain took shape in Su Wei's mind.
The system is not a wish-granting machine.
It is an auxiliary core that is enhanced based on the host's own behavior, knowledge, and practices.
I want to unlock a specific skill.
The first step is to instill expertise in the field in the brain.
The second step is to activate the system's module detection through hands-on operation.
As long as these two conditions are met.
Since reading specimen notes can initiate specimen preparation.
Therefore, reading professional Ecological Landscaping theories will greatly increase the likelihood of triggering the corresponding skills.
The action objectives have been established.
Su Wei placed the wooden cup beside the sink.
He strode to the desk, pulled out a chair, and sat down.
I opened the laptop, its casing bearing several scratches.
Press the power button.
The Starlink receiver on the wooden roof remained stable, receiving signals even during the blizzard.
The screen lights up, and you are on the desktop.
Open your browser.
Fingers tapped rapidly on the keyboard, producing a rapid, clicking sound.
Enter your search keywords.
"The Logic of Indoor Micro-Ecosystem Construction"
"Material cycling models for rainforest terrariums and paludariums."
"Standards for the Cultivation and Substrate Selection of Polar Mosses"
He pressed the Enter key heavily with his index finger.
The page redirected instantly.
Hundreds of thousands of search results poured in.
The top row of ads were all for commercials selling ready-made aquariums and nutrient solutions.
Su Wei gripped the mouse and scrolled down rapidly.
Filter out all links containing commercial promotions.
The search criteria were limited to three categories: "Academic Forum", "Ecology Papers", and "Electronic Publications".
After fifteen minutes of screening.
Three highly professional electronic documents were saved to the computer desktop.
Plant Ecology and Soil Engineering in Closed Environments.
"Practical Manual for Constructing Large-Scale Miniature Water and Land Landscapes"
Analysis of Cold-Region Mosses and Data Recording of Indoor Cultivation.
I opened the first book, "Plant Ecology and Soil Engineering in Closed Environments".
This is an extremely dry and highly technical professional theory book.
There are no attractive pictures of the finished product on the page.
The screen was filled with densely packed environmental parameters, chemical equations, and soil profile diagrams.
The average person would get bored after looking at just a few pages of this dry data.
Su Wei took out a hard copy and a fountain pen from the drawer.
Lean forward to get closer to the screen.
Attention is highly focused.
He scanned the paragraphs on the screen word by word.
The page scrolls down at a constant speed.
The cursor is positioned over the core paragraph of the first chapter.
"The key to maintaining the stability of a micro-ecosystem lies in the scientific composition of the substrate structure."
"Blindly piling up soil will only lead to the proliferation of anaerobic bacteria in the lower layers, causing plant roots to rot."
"The drainage layer, isolation layer, water-absorbing layer, and planting layer must be laid out strictly from bottom to top."
"The drainage layer is typically made of large-grained volcanic rock, and its thickness needs to reach one-third of the total substrate."
The pen nib moves rapidly across the paper.
Su Wei recorded the porosity data of the volcanic rocks.
The woodland exhibition area in the museum covers an area of 200 square meters.
The required substrate material will be a staggering amount.
The thickness of each layer must be calculated precisely to ensure the survival of the upper plants.
Continue turning the page.
Proceed to the chapter on plant attachment substrates.
"Regarding environmental simulation of wild moss: a mixture of peat moss and dried sphagnum moss in a 7:3 ratio provides optimal water retention and aeration."