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Oh nice, does it work well? (I havent installed MO2 since i have switched to linux, but i miss it)

Which mod are you talking about? I never had to remove mod to know if an object is vanilla or not, the hover box or even handbook are enough. Here's some example on one of my 1.20.12 save :

For me, I use a combo of an option in DanaTweaks that make resin visible on 4 sides and Particle Plus. I really like the Bark Beetle one but never used it because like bees, audio cues aren't enough for me, i need visual cues. But if SaltyWater one day add a similar feature as buzzwords, I think I would install it I think particle are not that bad, if you run around without paying attention you can still miss it.

Hello, welcome to the forums, @daniel herring ! There are a bunch of launchers/mod managers on the ModDB (even a plugin for MO2). The roadmap indicate plans to improve ModDB but nothing about making a mod manager per se.

It is in the /vintagestory directory. You will find an modmaker.exe somewhere in here. Here's the wiki page !

I thought using it too, but unfortunally it seems I am unable to launch it on linux, tried different ways but nothing

When I was a kid, we weren't allowed to have console in the house, and the only computer games we could play was educational ones. And one day, my parents offered me my first pc game, Pharaoh, and my love for gaming and city builders was born. Even today I look fondly at that game, I still have the box, and I think somewhere a notebook with plans and cheatcodes for it

Yeah, that's the one i'm talking about few messages above. Because of another mod, I have fat to spare so that is not a problem, but I get that you don't want to do that I think it is an okay food (but I think it could give fruit satiety too but that's a detail), but not really an early game one, because it need to cure and tends to rot if you try that out of shelves/cellar.

If you search the recipe in the game files (survival/recipes/grid/pemmican.json), you'll see that the two versions are disable. You'd need to make a patch to replace the value false to true. Because i'm lazy and still learning, I use this, also because it makes the pemmican ground storable (also with a patch, but I haven't look how it works yet)

Ah yes, there is pemmican in the files, but is not put in the game, you need a patch to make it appear !

Hey, that's great that you are trying ! Thanks for that The only thing I tried to patch works (having the vanilla pemmican recipe use wildcraft fruits) but not exactly like I want (it disable the vanilla fruits for the recipe) and I can't wrap my head around why

I really like the idea of adding more cooking variations with the vanilla ingredients

In most system I played with, if your character survive the larp, they gain experience points that then they can use to buy more skills that are available in the rules. For example if i play an alchemist with an alchemy skill lvl 1, i could be able to roleplay the creation of basic potions (defined by the rules, with ingredients provided by the organisation - usually false flowers, stuff like that), and if my character survived the larp, i could maybe buy the lvl 2 offering me better recipes to know. Of course it is not universal depending the type of larp you play, the format, etc. So, I think your definition of larp is correct if incomplete : there is a more-or-less rough script (the story), lot of improv (the interpretation) and a set of rules to complete all of that and make it work

That's why I love From Golden Combs, their Ceramic Hive is really great in that extent. I don't even bother to go for the Langstroth (a bit complex for my taste), the ceramic one is all I need for my wax/honey consumption.

I just add my two cents here, as a larper, that you can absolutely have character progression in LARP games !