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Restart the game to release the save file, which seems to be still open in the background, then press the pencil button on your save and hit the "Run in repair mode" button.

This appears to be a Linux problem. https://github.com/anegostudios/VintageStory-Issues/issues/5255

Hey there. Currently rivers don't exist in Vanilla Vintage Story. For that you would need a mod, which requires certain world generation settings, because it relies on oceans to spawn rivers. So, even if you decided against using this mod, starting with the recommend mod world gen settings (300-400% landcover/ocean scale, 40-50% landcover) would be probably a good start to see how you like the created worlds, their ocean sizes, etc. If you want to make rivers easily traversable with boats, rafts and the like, you probably want to change the river speed after world generation. I haven't used rivers before, but I've read that setting the "riverSpeed" to a value between 0.5 and 1.5 (%AppData%\VintagestoryData\ModConfig) should make rivers much more enjoyable.

Have you, by any chance, settled in a temporally unstable region? These can occur overground and are permanent.

Without some more information, this can only be a guessing game from our side. From what information you have given us, it could be this problem: If it is not, we could use some more input. A screenshot of the file could help.

That's exactly what's happening. I'd highly recommend using this mod: https://mods.vintagestory.at/axleinblocks. It's one of those which really should be in the base game.

If you don't mind using mods, you are in luck. The age of the dinosaur is about to begin. We (the community) already have two released mods (https://mods.vintagestory.at/show/user/5a00335ba25788911434) and a couple more in development. Of course there is also always the option to take this as an opportunity to get into modding yourself, adding your favourite dinosaurs into the game, for you and others to enjoy. While theoretically, technically, practically and all sorts of other -allies, Tentharchitect's entities are no dinosaurs, you might still fancy one or two of his mods: https://mods.vintagestory.at/show/user/2abe1c9265b6b2cfefae I currently don't remember any "No bowtorn/drifter/shiver" mods, but I am sure they exist as well.

It's a bit odd that no error messages are printed, but apparently it doesn't like your shape definition. (Thinking about it, I don't think I have ever seen a variantgroup reference in the type key. That's on me, my bad.) You have two options: shapeByType: { "*-2": { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage2" }, "*-3": { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage3" }, "*-4": { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage4" }, "*-5": { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage5" }, "*-6": { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage6" }, "*-7": { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage7" }, "*": { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage1" } } or shape: { base: "block/plant/crop/potato/stage{stage}" } There's also the small problem that you are linking to the shape as followed: "block/plant/crop/potato/", but the "crop" folder is missing in your mod structure. The shapes 2 to 7 also need some updates, mainly because you are defining only textures "e" and "w" in your blocktype, but shapes 2 to 7 also use texture "s" and "bulb".

Would you mind attaching a copy of your mod to your comment? Currently I can't see the problem, running the mod myself might change that.

You should be able to change your player name here: https://account.vintagestory.at/profile

On the first look crop.json looks fine. That depends, though, on where your files are located. Are you directly working in the game directory or your own mod directory? If it is the latter, you have to adjust the texture definitions to point towards the game folder. textures: { "e": { base: "game:block/plant/crop/potato/e{stage}" }, "w": { base: "game:block/plant/crop/potato/w{stage}" }, } (Unless of course you copied the textures into your mod folders, but that wouldn't be necessary, as can be seen above.) You should have errors in the logs (particularly client-main) pointing you towards the solution. This looks more like a shape than a texture error. Also, the UV mapping of all your n and s faces seems to be messed up in your stage1.json file.

There's definitely something very messed up with your installation. You got over 2000 errors related to sound files. Plus 946 errors from the koboldplayermodelport mod, which most likely explains your trouble with the loading screen flavour text. I would recommend a complete re-install of the game (including the deletion of the installation directory, which by default should be "%AppData%\Vintagestory". DO NOT delete "%AppData%\VintagestoryData"; this directory contains all your settings, saves, mods, etc.). I also would recommend not using koboldplayermodelport until it has been updated to game version 1.20.4. If you really need that mod, you could also install game version 1.20.1 instead. According to the mod page, this version should be compatible. I am not an MP-guy, so this might restrict you from playing on certain servers, I don't know how the inter-compatibility between game version 1.20.1 and game server version 1.20.4 looks like.

I suggest you use default game textures. Most of them can be found in "\survival\textures\block". In there you look for folders that are named after things that could work for your model. You made a shirt, look in the "cloth" folder. You made suspenders, look in the "leather" folder, and so on.

That's not how it currently works. Do you want to retexture a base model, or did you create your own model which you now want to texture?

If in doubt, re-install. I remember helping somebody with a similar problem. It turned out to be an outdated mod, spamming the log files with error messages, completely overwhelming the game to a point, where it stopped printing the default messages. Upload server-main and client-main from "%AppData%\VintagestoryData\Logs".

All trader lists can be found in "\assets\survival\config\tradelists". If you need any help concerning item codes and such, you'll probably find something in the general trader files.

There's no shortage of ways. You could do it with the default MS Paint. Even though I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. GIMP comes to mind, it's free. Then there's Pixelorama, if you prefer pixel art, it's free too.

I can see that. Sometimes reality gets in the way of ambition, though. Haha Cheers! We are all together in this modding endeavour and the learning processes.

Entities is a whole 'nother can of worms I am not even go to attempt to open. In Vintage Story textures can be applied in two ways. 1) Via the shape file. 2) Via a blocktype/itemtype/entity file. For the player character, the shape might be textured to make working on it in the VSMC easier, but the final texturing is done via option 2. Look at "\assets\game\entities\humanoid\player.json" for reference. Alternatively you could have a look at how other mod authors decided to tackle entitites: https://mods.vintagestory.at/list/mod?sortby=lastreleased&sortdir=desc&text=player+model

Hello Mysterial, welcome to the game and the forum. I'd personally recommend to play the standard mode, if you really want to have an introduction into Vintage Story. The game offers a lot of customisation options. You get to those by clicking on the "Customize" button in the "Create New World" screen. I recommend having a look at the "Player spawn and death" tab, any option starting with "Creature" in "Survival challenges", and the "Temporal Stability" tab. The vast majority of options can be retroactively activated on an already started world with commands. This might be a bit intimidating, so starting a new world could be the easier solution. However, if you don't want to lose your current world, you could have a look at the customisation options, select the ones you are interested in changing, their values and post them here. I'd be more than happy to look up the respective commands for you.

The short solution first: Drag and drop any texture of your liking into the VSMC window. Here you have three options: 1) Only add the texture to the shape file, but don't apply it to any element. 2) Add the texture to the shape file and apply it to the element you have selected in the Element Tree Plane. 3) Add the texture to the shape file and apply it to all current and future elements in the shape file. The longer solution after: It's definitely possible. Depending on what you want to achieve, this requires a bit of leg work beforehand, though. And some modding knowledge. To really understand what you are doing, I'd highly recommend going through the modding tutorials: https://wiki.vintagestory.at/Modding:Modding_Basics_Portal If you want a lasting change, it's best to save your work in a mod. I've attached a template. It's pretty basic and not feature complete by any means. See https://wiki.vintagestory.at/Modding:Mod_Packaging for more details. Unpack the file into "%AppData%\VintagestoryData\Mods". The newly created folder "template_mod" is now your working space. Your created shapes go into the shape folder. Your created textures go into the texture folder. Your blocktypes (or itemtypes) go into their respective folders (either blocktypes or itemtypes). These files are required to make your shape available in the game. If you don't know how to to this, definitely go through the tutorials. They are very well written and should answer all your questions. template_mod.zip

True enough, I didn't think of that. The Compat Lib article on the wiki is very weirdly written, sending mixed messages on patching patches. There is. Potentially. The load order seems to be based on folder/zip-file names. Changing "DecorativeLeavesAndIce" to "sDecorativeLeavesAndIce" should load it after "Remnants". But that doesn't always seem to be the case. Out of curiosity I did a small test and got back this result: So for reasons unknown there appear to be exceptions from this "rule". With my limited knowledge of Vintage Story modding, my current solution would be this (branchy would need this treatment too, of course): It's not the most ideal solution, but if somebody is using The Remnants in combination with your mod, having to place and replace hundreds of leave blocks to farm drops one could acquire much faster with a run through the forest or by opening the Creative menu, is in my opinion preferable over the breaking of another mod. (Renaming my .zip-file to influence load orders isn't an option for me, but maybe you don't mind. There really should be a better way to influence the order.) You most likely would be able to do something with code, but a) unfortunately I can't code and b) I think this would be slightly out of scope for this mod. Of course you could also ask on the forum killer Discord for a better way. The VS server is much more lively than the forum.

You are trying to patch a patch, which is not recommended, for reasons you already discovered. As far as I understand overwriting files isn't possible with the compatibility lib. Rather, it seems to add to (or as stated on the wiki, "rewrites") the files. I looked at your leafPatch and see a much easier way. Simply replace "/drops/0" with "/drops/-". This way your drop will be added to the end of the array and compatibility is achieved (which generally should be done for this exact reason). Because you specified a tool in your drop, you'll still get your leaves when you use a saw on leaves.

File location: "\assets\game\shapes\entity\humanoid\seraph-faceless.json". Happy modding. (Editing the entity shape is a huge undertaking, depending on what you want to do, so you should heed @Thorfinn's suggestion, if you get stuck anywhere.)

Somebody did indeed: https://mods.vintagestory.at/show/mod/18192 Note: According to the comments, it is incompatible with Combat Overhaul. (I am somewhat upset that I didn't have this mod idea, because it is a pretty great idea!)