Korhaka

That does sound like a good idea. A text prompt of "There are bees on the flowers here" and "You hear a growl nearby" would be a good start. Something to show directional information may be even better although perhaps more difficult.

One alternative I kinda like was how Wurm Online does it. You can make a tool fairly quickly but it takes a lot of time to improve the quality, and some materials as well. Using the tools results in damage and repairing it (free, takes a few seconds) slowly reduces the quality of the tool. Not suggesting exactly that system. But perhaps it is an idea to consider. What about durability where a tool performs at its peak (current) performance, then it degrades once it hits zero and becomes much slower but does still work. Use a material specific repair kit to fix it or you have to replace it - maybe recycle the old one for partial recovery of materials.

It should work just fine on 1.15, but I have updated the modinfo for 1.15.6

Went for homesteading, but low tech windmill for industry? We need bigger windmills as well! I have 100s of flax laying around with little to do with it at this point. I want a windmill with a 20m wingspan! Few big windmills over using lots of tiny ones.

I don't know about anyone else, is copy/paste into a "mods" folder that difficult that we need 3rd party software to do it for us? Not used CurseForge, doesn't it only run on Windows anyway, but is there the chance of it helping advertise the game by being there? If so that could be a more valid reason than mod hosting really.

This mod allows you to get salt from water by leaving it to dry in a barrel, I decided that I would release this as unlike the other mods that provide similar functionality, this does not change any world generation. In fact you can add or remove this mod and there shouldn't be any lasting effects on your save from it. One thing to note is that because of this, all water counts. So it is up to you to decide if you want to use any water, or just water with seaweed in it. Downloads