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Great suggestion. I am currently playing on an ocean world and I too find more land animals in the water than on land.

Show us a screenshot of the content of your fire pit. Fuel demands certainly rise with the amount of food or servings you want to cook, but several stacks of firewood sound like a layer 8 or mod problem.

You are right, the more accessibility options a game itself offers, the better. Until this particular option is added to the game, you could use StepUp (it still works in 1.19.3), or you could choose the nuclear option and use XSkills (Skill: Survival -> Ability: Steeplechaser). If those do not meet his needs, it would be useful to expand on what function he would exactly need to be able to play more comfortably.

One can always hope.

I am playing currently in a Waterworld setting, birds would be a great navigation help.

That very likely means in your case that you are using a version of the mod that is incompatible with the installed version of Vintage Story. ImGui 0.3.5 requires VS #v1.19.4-rc.1.

The problem is, that you haven't communicated very well, what you actually want. "help me please" isn't helpful. "I need help" isn't helpful. "help" isn't helpful. One could assume by your initial comment, that you would like to design a guide to put it somewhere online, maybe in written form, in a forum, a wiki, possibly complemented by images. Maybe you want something completely different. Or a bit of both. Or... It's usually beneficial to give people as many details as possible, especially if one hopes for a timely and/or helpful answer.

Both of the mentioned mods would be a good fit for closed captions. Suggest it on their respective pages and maybe the authors can help you. https://mods.vintagestory.at/accessibilitytweaks https://mods.vintagestory.at/buzzwords Until a solution becomes available, this mod https://mods.vintagestory.at/mobsradar might help. It's not exactly what you are asking for, but I suppose it wouldn't hurt.

As the title suggests, regrets were had, and I'd like to revive myself on a perma-death world after having died. How can I achieve that (I am a bit too "challenged" to read the vcdbs.)? Cheers. Edit: I am getting somewhere on my own, but help from somebody who knows which values to replace would still be appreciated. Edit 2: Derp, there is actually a scrollbar that leads to comments of the binary... Edit 3: Looks like it'll be a lot harder than I hoped for. Edit 4: Never mind. I fixed it.

I wouldn't mind me some Miasmata-style mapping/cartography.

If you are on a Windows system, saves should be found by default here: %AppData%\VintagestoryData\Saves.

How long have you waited? It takes the bees a while to swam and discover the flowers.

The roadmap mentions villagers, but I currently don't know what release date the developers aim at for this feature, nor do I know in what capacity villages will work. However, if you don't mind installing mods in WIP state I can point you into this direction. Here is the mod thread if you require more information or have ideas to share.

Kazeoni was pointing into the correct direction. "Vintagestory\assets\survival\music" is the place to be. All you need to do, is to copy the desired music tracks (in the ogg format - I suggest foobar2000 for file convertion) into the music folder, and add those files to "musicconfig.json". There you just need to copy and paste the existing definition(s), and edit them, so that the game knows that your music tracks exist and can be played. The game supports sub-folders in the parent directory. I suggest making use of this, so that the music folder does not become too cluttered. Here is an example. Let's say that I want to add two tracks by C418 from two of his albums to the game. As preperation we opened "Vintagestory\assets\survival\music" created one sub folder named "c418" within the folder "music" created one sub folder named "alpha" within the folder "c418" copied "01 - Key.ogg" into the "alpha" sub folder, and "01-ki.ogg" into the "c418" folder Now we open "musicconfig.json" (I suggest using a text and code editor like Notepad++ or Sublime).

This mod promises easier knapping.