Thank U!

@9 Nugget, please. No, the only objects that risk damage are building/vehicle windows

yo, do the doors get damaged after these moves?

@Rachel L I'd have to think about how I could make it different from other lockpicking mods available, but I can certainly try whipping something up

Any chance we get something similar but for lockpicking? Without annoying minigames each lock has a random chance and the better your skill the higher your chance of opening?
Kinda like this mod
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2708926620

@ItsAlex What version of Zomboid are you using? Currently the mod is only available for the build42 beta, still working on getting the stable release version running.

i downloaded it but its not showing up in my downloaded mods?? anybody know why?

thank you for your service

Thank you. That's cool. I might leave Force Alarm off and bump the chance up a tiny bit, so if I'm unlucky enough to try to break into something with an alarm AND trigger the mod's one, well that's fair and that's life.

@KemonoAmigo By default after failing to pry something open, there is a 12% chance for an alarm to be triggered (reduced by 1% for every level in Electrical). If Force Alarm is off, then it will only trigger the alarm if the building/car already had an alarm. If Force Alarm is on, it will force an alarm to be triggered even if the building/car didn't have one.

You'll only get an alarm when you succeed prying if the building/car already had an alarm (Planning on making an option to disable alarms when you succeed for the next update).

TLDR: Force Alarm only forces an alarm to go off when you fail both the success roll and the alarm roll.

I love the mod, but what exactly is Force Alarm? Is it that alarms will always happen every time we succeed?

Damn if this mod eventually adds some different crowbar variants it'll be truly one of the all time best.

Love this mod so far! Works like a charm, and I like the idea of spreading its chances across multiple skills!

Thanks for a quick response. With this explanation I will try it for sure.

@Timou haven't played around with DBG too much but some differences I've found include:
- More skills are used for determining success rate, and skill/perks also affect other systems like noise radius, alarm chance and durability loss chance
- Gloves provide dynamic injury protection rather than a flat modifier, and works with hand protection values rather than just glove type so it should work with any clothing that item that provides scratch defense to your hands
- Durability loss is handled closer to vanilla, with a %chance to lose durability rather than losing durability with every use
- Optional pity system

Amazing This works! DBG hasnt updated his version for 42.12 and it currently doesnt worked. Ive tested this one and works as designed!

What is the difference?
[B41\B42] DBG Crowbar Unlock
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3555407625

YESS FINALLY A PRY MOD