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  • Where To Find Dyes in Where Winds Meet: Completing & Solving Guide

    Where To Find Dyes in Where Winds Meet: Completing & Solving Guide

    In the expansive world of Where Winds Meet, your character’s look is just as important as their fighting skills. While the game features stunning scenery and detailed martial arts, it’s essential to express your personality to fully enjoy the experience—whether that means looking authentic to the Song Dynasty or simply standing out in style.

    Whether you prefer the bright, flowing silks of a traveling merchant, the subdued tones of a secretive assassin, or a bold new hair color, customization plays a big role. Luckily, the game offers a comprehensive dyeing system that lets you personalize your outfits and hairstyles in great detail.

    How to Get Dyes

    To change your hair or clothing colors in Where Winds Meet, keep in mind a few key points:

    • There are four different dyes in the game—two for hair and two for clothes.
    • Using dyes will consume these items, so be sure you’re happy with your color choices before finalizing.
    • Many hairstyles and outfit options, especially those you unlock for free, can’t be dyed.

    The three dyes available are:

    Dye Item Purpose How to Get It
    Softweave Dye Powder Dyes clothing Costs 20 Echo Beads per piece at the shop; also found in loot and different locations shown in tooltips
    Rosycloud Dye Powder Dyes clothing Costs 100 Echo Beads per piece at shops; also available in loot and other spots shown in tooltips
    Inkshade Hairdye Dyes hair Costs 50 Echo Beads per item; can also be found in loot and other locations in tooltips
    Timeless Hairdye Dyes hair Requires 1 Harmonic Core for 5 items from the Draw Shop

    It’s important to note that the less expensive, more common dyes can only give your clothes and hair “enduring colors,” which means bright and vivid shades require the more costly dyes.

    How to Use Dyes

    To apply dyes, go to your Character menu and choose the Appearance section. Select the hair or outfit you want to dye. If it’s dyeable, a button will appear at the lower right corner of the screen, opening the dyeing menu. If you don’t see this option, that item can’t be dyed.

    Once in the dye menu, you can change the colors of different parts of your outfit, such as the hemline, outer coat, or boots, with options separated by fabric and accessories.

    The dye menu defaults to “Advanced Dye,” which uses the more expensive dyes. You can switch to the “Basic Dye” section, which shows only cheaper colors that don’t require the costly dyes. This option has fewer color choices but is easier and less expensive to use.

    When you’re satisfied with your look, click the Dye button in the bottom right, assign your design to a slot, and then select Apply. This final step will consume the dyes and lock in your new look.

  • Tested Tineco FurFree and Dyson V11 a Clear Winner

    Tested Tineco FurFree and Dyson V11 a Clear Winner

    Cordless vacuums are a must-have in my household, where constant messes are made by kids and pets. I need something practical, powerful, and simple to operate.

    I don’t want to hassle with dragging a heavy vacuum up and down stairs, plugging and unplugging in different rooms, or tripping over cords.

    Two leading options are the Tineco Pure ONE Station FurFree and the Dyson V11. Both promising strong suction, extended battery life, and features tailored to make cleaning more efficient and easier.

    I tested them out in my home to see which one truly measures up.

    What I appreciated about the Tineco

    The first thing that caught my attention was the push-button power. No need to hold down a trigger during the entire cleaning session. It might not seem like a big deal until you’ve used one that requires continuous pressure. With two toddlers, I don’t want my hand cramping halfway through. The Tineco’s on/off switch solves that problem.

    It’s also easy to steer and slim enough to slide under couches and furniture. With kids, crumbs often get tucked away in tight spots, and being able to reach them easily is a huge advantage.

    My husband was genuinely impressed with the built-in headlight, and I have to admit, I thought it was pretty cool too. It illuminates every speck of dust and dirt, including the ones you might not normally notice. Watching it all get vacuumed up is unexpectedly satisfying.

    One of the most convenient aspects of the Tineco is the self-emptying base. Once finished cleaning, you just dock it, and it automatically empties into a larger bin inside the base. I can go through multiple cleaning sessions before needing to empty it, making it much more convenient than constantly emptying a small canister.

    The “FurFree” version is designed for homes with pets, and it truly delivers. I have two pugs that shed nonstop, and the ZeroTangle brush kept up effortlessly. I never had to stop to untangle or clear out the brush, even when tackling rugs, hardwood floors, and tight corners.

    While the Dyson V11 also picks up pet hair effectively, I did need to untangle the roller once during testing. It’s not a major issue, but the Tineco makes cleaning pet hair easier and more hands-free for pet owners.

    What I liked about the Dyson V11

    The Dyson V11 immediately feels high-end. I love the deep blue color and the digital display on the back. It’s not a touchscreen, but it looks sleek and provides helpful info about battery life and cleaning modes.

    It performs exceptionally well on hardwood floors, gliding easily without needing adjustments—a characteristic Dyson is known for. It also does a good job on carpets, though like the Tineco, it has trouble with thin rugs that tend to bunch up.

    My only real gripe is the trigger. Having to hold it down the entire time gets tiring. My hand starts to bother me during longer cleaning sessions, and honestly, I just wish it had a button to press and hold.

    Ease of Use and Value

    The Tineco weighs about 10.5 pounds with the base, while the Dyson V11 is around 6.7 pounds, making it lighter overall. Both are easy to maneuver, but the Dyson feels more top-heavy, whereas the Tineco glides smoothly under furniture without resistance.

    Storage is another notable difference. The Tineco’s self-charging, self-emptying dock eliminates the need for wall mounts. When not in use, simply set it back in the dock, and it’s ready for the next time.

    In contrast, the Dyson includes a wall-mount bracket you need to install yourself. Our setup is just resting on a shelf in the laundry room—that works, but the Tineco’s setup is more convenient and stable.

    Both vacuums are advertised to last up to 60 minutes on standard or auto modes, but in actual use, that drops to about 10 to 30 minutes at higher suction—where I do most of my cleaning. The Tineco fully recharges in about 3–4 hours, whereas the Dyson takes about 4.5 hours.

    While the Dyson’s removable battery can be swapped out for a spare, the Tineco’s dock system is all-in-one, so there’s no need to worry about plugging in parts each time.

    Regarding cost, the Tineco Pure ONE Station FurFree is listed around $459 on Amazon, and the Dyson V11 is roughly $550. Considering that the Tineco includes a self-emptying base and features I use every day, it offers better overall value.

    The Dyson still looks premium and performs well on hardwood floors, but the Tineco feels like the smarter choice for everyday convenience.

    And my ultimate pick…

    Both vacuums do a solid job, and your floors will look clean with either. However, for my home, the Tineco Pure ONE Station FurFree is the winner.

    Its push-button control, self-emptying dock, pet-hair handling, and strong carpet performance make it ideal for a household with kids and pets.

    While Dyson maintains its signature sleekness and high-quality feel, the Tineco edges out on practicality and value.

  • Creating a Repair and Salvage Station in Abiotic Factor: Completing and Solving

    Creating a Repair and Salvage Station in Abiotic Factor: Completing and Solving

    In Abiotic Factor, you won’t usually be working with fancy tools because most equipment is broken or locked away. Instead, you’ll need to craft makeshift weapons from office supplies and scrap metal. For example, turning a floor lamp into a spear or shaping metal pipes into a club for self-defense. These improvised weapons aren’t durable, so it’s important to keep them repaired. To do that, you’ll need an Anvil.

    ### How to Find an Anvil
    Anvils are essential because they let you build the Repair & Salvage Station, a handy crafting station that repairs gear or breaks down resources into basic parts, like converting Rotten Meat into Bio Scraps. The first place to find an Anvil is in the Supply Room behind the Cafeteria, where you meet Dr. Thule. Enter the Storage Room marked by Dr. Thule and crawl through the vent leading to the room with the Carbuncle.

    Instead of heading straight to the Carbuncle, go through the vent directly ahead. You’ll reach a spinning fan—wait until it’s past 9 PM so the power turns off, stopping the fan. Crouch underneath and slip past it to the other side. Inside, go into the next room through the green door to get a shortcut back to the Cafeteria. Inside, you’ll find many resources such as Paper Scraps, Tomato Seeds, and a Flashlight, along with some Filing Cabinets to loot. An Anvil is stored on the bottom shelf near the wall adjacent to the Maintenance Room door. Grab it and take it back to your base.

    You can also find additional Anvils in the Storage Room next to Silo Three and in the room where Dr. Alice Mayfield is located. Several more are scattered throughout Manufacturing West, like in the Shipping Logistics area.

    ### What You Can Craft With Anvils
    The Anvil is mainly used to craft the Repair & Salvage Station and later, the Symphonist Scarecrow, which helps defend your base against Symphonists in Flathill. To build the Repair & Salvage Station, you’ll need four materials, including the Anvil. Most of these materials are fairly easy to gather:

    | Material | How to Obtain |
    |————————|———————————————————————————————-|
    | Anvil x1 | Found in the locations mentioned above |
    | Coil x1 | Break down computer monitors or get them from Security Bots after defeating them |
    | Duct Tape x6 | Found in Filing Cabinets, Cupboards, Toolboxes, or when breaking wooden crates |
    | Metal Pipe x2 | Dismantle metal pipes in office areas like the Executive Bathroom or from crates |

    The second purpose for the Anvil is to craft the Symphonist Scarecrow, which provides protection against Symphonists later in the game. To make this item, you’ll need:

    | Material | How to Obtain |
    |————————-|——————————————————————————————————|
    | Symphonist Head x1 | Kill and butcher a Symphonist with a sharp tool like a Kitchen Knife |
    | Anvil x1 | Located in specific rooms such as the Storage Room near Silo Three |
    | Energy Brick x1 | Craft at a bench using a Power Supply Unit, Circuit Board, Tech Scrap, and a Case Fan |
    | Security Bot CPU x1 | Defeat and butcher a Security Bot using a sharp weapon |

  • Knife Attack at Hamburg Station: Over 12 Injured, Say Officials

    Knife Attack at Hamburg Station: Over 12 Injured, Say Officials

    Police officers gather at Hamburg’s main train station following a knife attack that injured several individuals, May 23, 2025. — Reuters

    • At least six individuals are reported to be in critical condition.
    • A suspect inflicted injuries on multiple victims with a knife at the train station, according to police.
    • Federal prosecutors have taken over the investigation into the attack.

    BERLIN: A knife assault at the primary train station in Hamburg, Germany, resulted in at least 12 injuries, with several victims in critical condition, according to local emergency services.

    “Initial reports indicate that an individual attacked multiple people with a knife at the main train station,” the Hamburg police stated in a post on X.

    “The suspect has been taken into custody by law enforcement.”

    A spokesperson for the Hamburg fire department told AFP that 12 people were hurt in the incident.

    Among those injured, “six individuals are in life-threatening condition,” the spokesperson confirmed.

    Some victims were being treated inside trains, as reported by the German daily, Bild.

    Germany has been shaken by a series of violent acts in recent months.

    Just a few days prior, four people were injured in a stabbing incident at a bar in Bielefeld.

    The investigation has been transferred to federal prosecutors after the arrested suspect indicated to authorities that he held extremist views.