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You can only REALLY use the new woodtypes for building and crafting furniture.
Anything equippable ( for example : Mosswood Shield, Mosswood Torch) cannot be equipped by your Gnomes.
It really is only a minor thing, but when you craft some early woodshields and torches and then realize it's all useless (except the torches), then it is a tad sad.
But when will rainbows prove useful? :D
But yeah if you don't want to wait for me it is possible for anyone to do it and it's not difficult
Even if you dont like the way it looks you wont see orange wood trees in your game unless you explicitly buy saplings of them from traders anyway
I will also tell you this: I am working with someone who has offered to make new sprites for this mod so that we can have nice looking trees that look cooler than basic recolors and hopefuly will look pretty natural when he is done. So I advise you to be on the look out for that when I put it out there as it may better suit your desires.
Ok i see. I can see why lowering the colour intensity can cause it to be hard to distinguish. Is it possible to have different collour on the trunk and the leaves? I will definitely get it then. The thing is when i mod my game (unless its LFD2) i want it to look natural to the vanilla version. So if i can choose the trees i want im getting this!
I agree that the colors are intense, but the tree's colors start to become hard to distinguish if I do it much more than I already have. To kind of deal with this, I made it so Ebony and Mosswood trees - ones that look 'natural' - are the only trees that naturally generate in the world so you don't have to see all the unnatural colors if you don't want. Instead, you have to go to the trader and cultivate your own specialty groves to provide the wood you want.
It's based on your prosperity, mostly. When you have a higher kingdom worth better traders with different availabilities (usually more) will visit you. I wish I could make it actually random but I don't see how I could with the current tools.
Yes you do. Merchants will sometimes sell some saplings while lumbercamp traders should have all the new saplings/logs in stock.
Thanks!
Yep! And I'm glad I did
So i really think its out of our hands. I will just wait for the dev to comeup with those bugs solved.
thank you
I can but it's not nessecary no because when you subscribe it downloads it in the same format to your game. It should be were gnomoria is installed in the SteamWorkshop folder
"If you are experiencing very slow mining while using this mod, it has been found to be because of how European computers are expecting ',' when they get '.' in the values. To fix this please navigate to the Steamworkshop/mod folder and find 'materials.xml'. Then replace all periods with commas. Thanks to coolcoder9t for this information!"
Just reporting.
Thanks! Have you verified game integrity? Have you made sure you are on the current version of Gnomoria? Are you using any other mods or textures? Does it crash immediately? Or in the middle of the game? I have not heard about anyone else experiencing crashes from the use of this mod
Only problem I'm having is that since playing with this mod, my game keeps crashing. There doesn't appear to be a common factor that I can identify. Has anyone else had this trouble?
Because it was a much requested feature?
Thanks! And this might help you: "To combine multiple mods, create a folder in your mod folder and name it "Included Mods". This folder should be next to the Data and Sprites folder. Copy the mod you want to include into that new folder. Create a text file called modmergeorder.ini and list the mods in the order you want them to be added. Mods will merge together with mods that loaded first having priority." - Gnomoria Dev
+1!
I better not place torchs xD
BTW this mod looks lovely awesome ! BUT I WILL NOT START A NEW WORLD ANYMORE, oops sry for the cap :D
Ah thanks for the information!