Spoonail

`AuroraRenderer` seems to contain the logic for the temperature condition: https://github.com/anegostudios/vsessentialsmod/blob/51253adb3f200c46fe59993c7ada2e9e7f32c0ed/Systems/Weather/AuroraRenderer.cs#L77 The formula is a bit tricky, but the `tempfac` reaches its max (1.0) at -20C and reaches its min (0.0) at -5C Also note that this is not the current temperature: it's annual average (a.k.a "base" temperature,) since the mode argument to `ClimateAt` is `EnumGetClimateMode.WorldGenValues` To change the condition, you'll need to Harmony-patch the method because no parameters of the condition are exposed via external files such as json.

The behavior averaging durability can be disabled from the recipe json. Add "averageDurability": false to the recipe.

The JSON Patching page on the wiki states ModMaker uses the `game` domain by default: https://wiki.vintagestory.at/index.php/Modding%3AJSON_Patching > By default, when you generate a mod using ModMaker 3000™, the folder structure will use game as the domain, and use the same file name as the vanilla JSON file. This can lead to mod conflicts. But I tested ModMaker in VS1.21.6, 1.20.12, and 1.19.8, and could not reproduce the issue. It might have been the case in versions older than 1.19.

I made a few changes and got it working: In `StartServerSide`: The handler and a method for Ground Storage: Changes and reasons: - Spawning the pot at fixed position was hard to debug, so changed the command to spawn it at player pos +3z - So after running the command, look south to find the spawned pot - Getting block/item by raw ID doesn't work well. Use it with `AssetLocation` always. - Actually `GetBlock(1093)` gave me one of variants of brick blocks - Meat stew requires at least 2 meat, so changed the ingredient to 2 red meat and 2 carrots - To set meal into a pot properly, you need to call `IBlockMealContainer.SetContents` - In recent VS versions, meal containers are placed in Ground Storages instead of being placed directly, so changed the code to follow the way - Create a pot stack, set meal content to it, create a Ground Storage, place the gs and set the pot stack into it

You can set any client config value via the `.clientConfig` command, including the bgm volume (`musicLevel`): .clientConfig musicLevel 0 .clientConfig musicLevel 30 If you want short-hand commands, you can define custom commands in your mod's `StartClientSide` and use `ICoreClientAPI.TriggerChatMessage` to call `.clientConfig`. That should look like: public override void StartClientSide(ICoreClientAPI api) { api.ChatCommands .Create("notbgm") .HandleWith(args => { api.TriggerChatMessage(".clientConfig musicLevel 0"); return TextCommandResult.Success($"Current music level: {ClientSettings.MusicLevel}"); }); //... }