Great thank you for confirming !

@Sir Doggy Jvla works like a charm on Windows, opens in the default browser, thnx a lot!

@ivmakk
I added the option, I'm interested in knowing if it works on your side as I'm having issues on Linux with the game not opening in my external browser. It should work as I basically use the exact method as the Steam overlay being deactivated (so it works for you that way, it should with the option too)

The sentiment survey was fully driven by the wiki admins from my knowledge

If you have feedback for the modding Wiki, don't hesitate to share it to me in the modding Discord

And thx for the nice comments !

@Sir Doggy Jvla I’ve started contributing near a couple of decades ago by reverse-engineering indie games and building wikis as knowledge bases for game communities, so I’m pretty aware of where such content comes from.

And I’m actually very interested in the modding section and actively using it nowadays - really great job done, it already lets me build mods just by exploring the docs

Really appreciate your contribution and all the wiki team’s effort - I didn’t know that the PZwiki Sentiment Survey was driven not just by TIS but also by contributors like you. My own contribution now is limited to workshop modding and helping other modders, so I’m more of a hungry-for-knowledge wiki user at this stage

P.S. I’ll add a bold record to my TODO - “start contributing to the PZ wiki”

P.P.S. Take my Points from me as appreciation

@ivmakk
The wiki is not edited by TIS itself, it is us, the community who do and even you can contribute to it !
I'm part of the Wiki team, I'm in charge of the modding section of the Wiki so it might not be pages that directly interest you if you're not into that, as it's for modders and not players of PZ (for the most part).
But the rest of the team is doing this for free, in their free time as a passion project and have put an astronomical work towards improving the wiki for players like you, but of course it takes time to improve the wiki and complete it fully, especially with the amount of information in the game to document

@Sir Doggy Jvla wow, cool! I’ll be the first one on the waitlist for the external browser toggler future release
I also hope TIS will invest more time in improving the wiki content, as they recently asked the community for the opinion in wizard - that would make this mod a must-have for diving deep into all the variety of loot, complex multi-step recipes, and those unclear-purpose items.

I thought about doing that, adding an option to chose. So I guess you're the proof someone would use it haha. I'll add that in

Thnx for the mod! Quick question - is it possible (or could it be in the future) to open links in an external browser while the Steam overlay is enabled? For example, I use the overlay for other features, but its built-in browser is kinda meh, and I’d prefer to open wiki links in my regular browser without disabling the overlay.

Welcome back to the game then guys, have fun

I'm like the guy below, but I play the game vanilla like 1 time, then I install a whole bunch of mods.

Last time I played Zomboid was around 4 or 5 years ago. I just bought the game literally right now and as I always do when getting a moddable game, I install mods before even starting.

This will be tremendously useful as I forgot almost everything about the game, lol

@Some Random Gamer
I'll look into automatically linking to the Steam page of modded items

isso é extremamente útil pra mods... Thanks bro.

This is really cool.

mais c'est génial!

Yeah, it's a shame a lot of mods have really poor documentation, if any. The best you can do for most is just link to the Steam Workshop page, but it's not really the same. Still, this is going to be incredibly helpful for getting my friends into the game! At least, when multiplayer rolls around again :P

I have a lot of plans for wiki support that I will work on when I am available to in the next week end, and which I listed in the description, and that I think are all possible for the most part

Thank you guys

@Some Random Gamer
If mods have wikis of their own, I could possibly add support for them to link their own wiki pages to their own items, but that's barely present in the current modding scene. Currently it only supports the official wiki

@Agarthan Corporal
If you mean making such mods, you can simply learn how to do that and with experience you find obscure methods to do stuff haha 😄

trop bien

This is sick as hell. Unfortunately my runs are like super heavily modded so this would have limited use for me, but I could imagine this would be super useful for annoying, finicky stuff like understanding the forging tree. Nice job!

nice, perfectly for my question that i do at 3am while playing

how can people make this type of things

i didnt use it but it feels like using the windows 98 go windows 7 local wiki (not online one)

Fire 🔥

Yea no it's only wiki stuff

I'm assuming there's no compatibility with other mods? Like other mods that add in vehicles that you can right click and select "wiki that", and it takes you to the mod page?

@8hoursofsleep
The wiki is now fairly up to date, there's a lot more work being put into it for the past 2 years. Of course there's a few missing stuff, mostly new B42 things but overall it's pretty good

This looks amazing. I would love to see how the wiki is constantly updated due to this! Great job!

Thank you guys

Thank you for your hard work

Sir Doogy Based

Thanks for making this, super helpful for players and editors.

Amazing! 😍

Super useful mod, thx!