ApacheTech

My Modder name is "Apache", rather than "ApacheTech" as it is on here. That would have been the issue.

https://mods.vintagestory.at/list/mod?text=&side=&userid=50&mv=

Not a problem. Check out my other mods as well. I focus on making Quality of Life updates to the game, that make playing the game much more intuitive, and natural. As a game you can play every day, rather than as a full immersive experience.

Accessibility Tweaks Update to v2.3.0: - Added: Visual Tweaks - Disable Mist Rendering. - Added: Camera Shake now stops involuntary mouse movement when taking damage (screen shake). - Added: Camera Shake now stops involuntary mouse movement when low on health (camera drift). - Fixed: Colour Correction shaders not working after first use. - Fixed: Freezing vignette no longer disabled with Camera Shake. https://mods.vintagestory.at/accessibilitytweaks

It's been added to the backlog for the next update. No guarantees; I don't know how messy the vanilla code is yet.

They could spawn with a set number of stones in their inventory, but all of random types, and that would form part of their loot table, as guaranteed drops. Say upto three different types of stone, up to 20 stones in total. That's all the ammo they have. So it gives you a chance of getting rare stones like Tuff, Scorcia, Phyllite, or Marble; and it'd be a way of distributing other important stone types like Halite, Bauxite, and Limestone. Some seeds require you to travel 50,000+ blocks before finding the one stone type you need. This would make it possible to drip-feed content to players, in an immersive, and fair way.

No. The new update is not backwards compatible. It stopped the Settings Menu (F7) from being able to be shown. New updates from now on should be backwards compatible, after 1.15.6.

Makes the mod work in 1.15.6.

Updated to 1.6.0. Works with game version 1.15.5.

No. The game can change drastically, overnight. Once the game is officially updated, and released to the public, I know that I can start changing things withy mod, without the vanilla game's development getting in the way. I don't want to have to ever release daily hotfixes, just to keep up with the pre-release versions of the game. The pre-release versions of the game are not designed for public use. Only for beta testers that should expect to not have access to mods. It's best to beta test with no mods, so that you can isolate bugs, and test new features more easily.

If it's not working in 1.14, it's likely that you'll need to delete your mod cache folder, and make sure you have only the lastest version of the mod in your mod folder. It uses .NET Standard 2.0, which is fully compatible with .NET Framework 4.5.2, and .NET Framework 4.6.1. There's no reason why it shouldn't work in 1.14. The only time I've seen this error before is when there has been an issue with the mod cache, after updating mods.

It's not updated for 1.15 yet. I don't update mods for pre-releases. Only for stable releases. Once 1.15 comes out properly, it will be updated that evening. If I update it before then, it will break for anyone still in 1.14.

Hi, could you let me know what game version you're playing on?

Environmental Tweaks by Apache Gaming Overview A client-side mod made for content creators, and for people who suffer from epilepsy, or similar. This mod give you the option to remove all visual and audiable effects related to rain, hail, lightning, and snow; and completely removes involuntary camera shaking (for instance, when cold, or injured). These effects can be life-threatening for some people, and currently, the game has no way to disable the flashing lights and jittering camera effects... this mod changes that. Also removes the white noise sound effects of rain, and hail. as well as removing the ridiculously loud thunder sound effects. Rain still falls, and snow still accumulates; only the dropping particles are removed. You'll still see rain splashes in water, and you'll still take damage from the cold. COMMAND: .et | .envtweaks Change settings for Environmental Tweaks. Syntax: .et [settings|lightning|rain|hail|snow|sounds|shake] [on|off] Example: .et shake off Example: .envtweaks settings Example: .et lightning on Download https://mods.vintagestory.at/show/mod/665

Update: 1.4.0: New Commands: .gps: Broadcasts your current XYZ coordinates to the server, in the form of a chat message. Also copies your coordinates to the clipboard. .wptl: Adds a waypoint to a fixed translocator, within five blocks of the player. .wptp: Adds a waypoint to a teleporter block, within five blocks of the player. New Features: Options Menu (Default Key: F7): Allows the player to enable or disable automatic trader and translocator waypoint creation. When enabled, traders will get a waypoint when you enter their GUI. Translocators and Teleporters will get a waypoint when used.

Updated to 1.3.3 Changelog: 1.3.3: Fix: Actually fixed the issue with FluentChat now. 1.3.2: Fix: Fixed issues with the FluentChat framework that were preventing arguments being parsed correctly. Fix: Fixed issue with thread-safe messaging. (Acknowledgement: Novocain) Game Version Update: Mod updated for Game Version 1.14.10. Refactoring: Mod codebase has been refactored to be more in-line with the VintageMods Core Framework. New Command: Exposed a previously debug-only command as ".wp util purge-icon". This has been temperamental, and so will be further documented in a future release.

Updated to 1.3.1 Changelog: 1.3.1: Fix: Changed ".map" to ".cm" to resolve issues with other mods. 1.3.0: Fix: Fixed "mushroom" default text. New Command: ".wpt" - Adds a trader waypoint for the nearest trader. New Command: .map – Finally added much needed map features, such as re-centring the map on the player, or being able to go to a specific coordinate on the world map. New Codebase Features: Full re-write of the VintageMods.Core project, as well a full re-write of the VintageMods.WaypointExtensions library. This has included a much needed spring clean, and future-proofing ready for providing my own GUI for the mod.

It will cause issues eventually. It will definitely stunt the scalability of the game. The biggest crime is using public fields, and not following C# naming conventions. That last one is the one that infuriates me the most. I think both are remnants of Java that need to die in a fire. Just a single auto-cleanup through JetBrains Code Analysis would solve a huge number of problems, including spelling errors, and casing issues. Part of the codebase uses the Strategy Pattern, but there aren't nearly enough interfaces. The GUI, especially, is very tightly coupled, and lots of things are hard-coded where they shouldn't be. I've seen this GuiComposer used in Megaquarium, and it's just as terrible there. It's really difficult to edit, and really steep learning curve to make your own. Even ImgGui for C++ is easier to work with! But, with enough adaptors, visitors, and extension classes, you can make your own modding framework that hides all the mess, and allows you to make rapid roll-out code mods, in a really elegant way. You can run the command `/fixmapping applyall` to fix issues with invalid Block IDs. You can also run `/bir [getid|getcode|remap]` to manually remap blocks after uninstall. This is what the mod author should handle within their uninstall process. However, this is an issue for Multiplayer Servers. You really shouldn't rip mods out of an SMP world, mid-season. The player-base should be involved in the process, and given plenty of time to prepare for the removal of a large mod. Some form of compensation may be needed by the Admin. I could only imagine what would happen if Better Crates was ripped out of Aura Fury SMP. I've spent over 1,000 copper ingots upgrading them so far, and I'm only half way through! I'd want some form of reparations from the Admin Team if they decided to pull the plug. Removal should first be done on a backup of the world, so that you know what to expect on the production server. In a Single Player world, you can just change game modes, and get back anything you lost, and change any blocks that need changing.

Mods like that LIchen one should really have a graceful degradation on uninstall. There is a server command that helps remap blockIDs back to where they should be. It's a shame that more mods don't think of what happens when they are uninstalled. There should really be an "OnUninstall" method for all ServerSideModSystems, and the rule should go that you Uninstall the mod via the mod menu. That way, you'd have the graceful degradation built in, as part of the culture of VS mod management. There is no overriding "Vintage Story Modding Ruleset", so each mod is handled by the developer. There are a range of skills within the modding community, ranging from absolute beginners who need help installing Visual Studio, to people who've been coding in .NET for decades, and have only had the learning curve of game development to contend with. The codebase itself is much better than most games I've modded before, but it's still pretty sketchy for a .NET codebase. It doesn't follow C# Coding Standards, and a lot of the game doesn't follow its own design patterns. Especially the GUI. Some of it is ported directly from Minecraft mods, and just run through a Java to .NET converter. There are Get/Set methods where Properties should be being used, and there are lots of exposed public fields which shouldn't exist. Resharper tries to sit you down and give you a good telling off if you try to match the naming conventions and coding styles of the vanilla game. It needs a major overhaul to make it consistent, and compliant. A lot of the "Essential" mods like CarryCapacity, etc., are very easy to uninstall. The less the mod touches the block registry, the better, when it comes to hotswapping. It's like trying to hotswap minecraft mods though. Ripping Botania out of a pack might leave huge clumps of barren land where flowers once grew, but compare that to ripping Biome's A'Plenty out of a pack...

This should do what you want: The mod is universal, so needed on both server, and client. Key Bindings: Disabled 'M' Key Binding. Disabled 'V' Key Binding. Patches: Disabled "Show Coordinates HUD" in Settings Menu. Disabled coordinates being shown when hovering over the mini-map. Disabled mini-map scrolling. Mini-map zoom levels now range from 2 to 6, rather than 0.25 to 6. Mini-map zoom level defaults to 3, rather than 2. Waypoints cannot be pinned. I've re-written both the '/waypoint' command, and the Add/Edit Waypoint GUIs. Even works with Waypoint Extensions mod. Coordinates HUD disabled by default, and cannot be enabled. Mini-map visible by default, but can still be manually hidden by player. Let me know if there's anything you'd change. I've tested it in a Single Player world, but not on a multi-player server. VintageMods.MinimalMapping-1.0.0.zip

Known Issues: ".wp mushroom" suffers from CopyPasta issues. Default title is "Meteor". Future Features (In Progress): Waypoint Management GUI (Filter, Export, Import, Remove, etc.) New Waypoint Icons (Meteor, Flower, Shovel, Water, Gems, Mushrooms, etc.) Automatic Trader Waypoints (Using same colour scheme as AutoMap) Automatic Translocator and Teleporter Waypoints World Map: Render lines on map between Traslocator and Teleporter end-points. World Map: Follow Player World Map: Re-centre Map on Player It's taking a while though, because I'm learning how to use these things for the first time, whenever I try to add a new feature.

1.2.5: Fix: Fixed fatal issue with dependency bundling. Command Added: ".wp-debug update" - Updates the file structure used for custom waypoints up until 1.2.1. Only run if needed. Command Added: ".wp-debug blurb" - Copies the info text about the mod to clipboard. Handy to keep an offline list of the syntax available. Command Added: ".wp-debug purge" - Purges all files and folders used by the mod, ready for uninstall. Only run if needed. Command Added: ".wp-debug reset" - Resets the mod to factory settings. Only run if needed.

Ahh, ok. That's an issue with the bundler that I thought I'd fixed. I've done a lot of refactoring work recently which should have sorted it out. It's difficult to get the Fody Weaver settings to add what you want, while ignoring the rest. I'll rush through an update tonight. Thank you for letting me know. Of course, this doesn't show up on my PC, because it grabs dependencies from the GAC if not found locally.

This was on a fresh install of Vintage Story, with only VSHUD v2.0.5 in the Mod List, with all default settings.

Changelog: 1.2.4: Tweak: Changed folder structure for global config and data files. New Syntax: "mushroom", "olivine", "peat", "resin". New Codebase Features: Major changes to the core, enabling rapid rollout of ModSystems, inlcuding a file manager, embedded resource manager, and service layer.