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Re: Generated map image
I can see my house there.
January 09, 2023, 09:33:51 PM |
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What's on this guys back?
I'm working on a 8 sided NPC sprite pack, and am wondering what you guys think is on this guys back. It might be a hood or a bag, the fallen sprite makes me think it is a bag, and the standing looks like a hood to me. What do you guys think? Also a teaser gif. February 11, 2023, 11:35:38 AM |
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Krutzel's Spirited Sprites
Spoiler: Original Post: • show    Description: Spirited Sprites is purely a graphical mod with focus on realism and esthetics. A large portion of the pack is adding 8 directional sprites to the game, both NPCs and animals. All animals are completely remade with 3d references, while NPCs are based on the original game sprites. Installation and Use: Unpack in truetile folder and overwrite all. Alternatively unpack somewhere else, and copy over the files you want. Copy over wanted files from Spirited Sprites Optional folder. Note the truegfx images need to be copied to the right folder. Use "a-SS-summer.bat" and "a-SS-winter.bat" to change back and forth from snowcovered graphics. Press F9 in game to update graphics. Content and old changelog: 8 directional animals preview:   Changes has been made in released versions. Old Preview Changelog: ter-walls - added a few pixels length to support t-juctions. ter-prepsoil - new tilled soil sprite. ter-kotacamp - flipped to fit general lighting direction. ter-ground - new ground sprite. ter-gcmoss - new moss ground sprite. ter-cellar - changed perspective to be top down. ter-road - changed colors to fit new ground. gui-horizon - new sprite. it-skis - new sprite for 8 directional movement. cur-facedirs - reduced size, as 8 dir. sprites make facing easy to read. cur-pcdirs - same as above. ter-firepla - Changed colors and contrast. flo-heather - New sprite for heather. Shown as large patch, instead of small plant. ter-ypine - new sprite, fits the spruce trees better in style. ter-bunk - rotated to fit fallen direction east-west. Dog changed to look like an Elkhund instead of a Buhund.Recolored reindeer sprite. Started to convert animals to black outlines, as is looks a bit better when sprites are recolored in-game, and increases contrast between sprites. Not sure about this though.. Included wrong wall files. Fixed. Minor changes to several sprites. Old Changelog 1.2: All animals are now included. remofire - reused my old sprite from Wickhams G.P. embers - new sprite to fit burt out fire. suna stove - new sprite for greater difference between the two. Pine tree, same as the tall version, but shortened. Included as default. blood - new sprite, less saturated. Bird tracks made by Galgana - for black grouse, hazel grouse, capercaillie, raven, eagle owl, goshawk and mallard. Thank you! Tall spruce and completely new pine trees that fits the style better. (optional) 8 directional player characters in 8 directions. (optional) Snowcovered boulder and evergreen trees. (optional) Spirited Sprites 1.3.1: Fixed typo in .bat file. Thank you paulkorotoon! Npc - all npcs included, same ones as we know and love, now in 8 directional sprites. Included .bat files as per suggestion of Galgana, to change between snowcovered trees and bloulder + hare winter fur. Plants - Barley, nettle, sorrel and river reed - More pronounced outlines, and experimenting with multiple plants for plants where it makes sense to grow more dense. Fire - New sprite in pixel art style. tahtitaivas - Added northern lights to loading screen. (optional) logo - added Spritited Sprites logo to main screen. (optional)  Terms of use: The animal sprites are created by me, and you can use them for what ever you want. Everything else (with a few exceptions) is derived from the game sprites, and can be used for what ever you want, as long as it is ONLY used to mod UnReal World. (As per the terms stated in truetile readme) Feel free to contact me if in doubt. Credits are appreciated, but not necessary. Due to forum file size limitations, I had to part the zip file in 3. Alternative downloads: Google Drive OneDrive NB, you have to be logged in on the forums to download from the underlying links. February 18, 2023, 10:26:32 PM |
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Re: Krutzel's Spirited Sprites
New update! Due to file size limitations, I've had to part it in three, but I included a google drive link. Hope it works, as it's in one part. Now includes all NPCs, and I started to experiment with plants. Some plants now have multible plants in the sprite. (lake reeds, barley and heather) Hope you enjoy! March 11, 2023, 05:32:13 PM |
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Version 3.80 (beta) released
We're happy and excited to announce a beta release of UnReal World version 3.80. Being a beta release some of the new features are still slightly under construction and there might be higher bug potential, but the essential new additions are completely playable and we haven't ran into stability issues either. Version 3.80 (beta) is available at Steam, Itch.Io and for lifetimers. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version 3.80 (beta) changelog ** Saved characters from version 3.70-> are compatible with this version. ** BETA NOTICE: This is a beta release. There are likely bugs, things are still somewhat under construction, and some of the listed improvements will be tweaked and polished further in patches to follow. - added: blacksmith NPCs and ordering metalworks from them Blacksmith is a new NPC type who you can meet in the villages. Blacksmiths can produce different kind of metalworks on demand. This is a fundamental addition which will make a big difference to obtaining iron tools and weapons. Blacksmith products are culturally dependent and can range from fishhooks to swords. There's also variety among the levels of blacksmith expertise. All the blacksmiths can produce the basic tools needed for the every day life of their local culture, but only the few talented ones can forge more demanding items, like a sword. * All the cultures do have blacksmiths, but their areal availability varies. Not every village has a blacksmith, but in general there are several within each cultural area. * You can ask villagers if there's a blacksmith around. The option for this is found from "Ask for help/company" chat mode. If their blacksmith is a highly skilled one villagers are proud to let you know that right away. * Ordering something from a blacksmith is initiated by talking to them. Ordering options become available upon greeting a blacksmith, or can be found from "Ask for help/company" chat mode. * Blacksmiths vary in their expertise, but all of them can produce at least decent quality items. The more talented blacksmiths can produce fine or even masterwork items. They will let you know the level of their expertise and outcome of their goods loud and clear. * Not all the blacksmiths will produce the same items, and the cultural variety makes the most difference there. Also, only the few most talented blacksmiths will be able to forge the most demanding items, such as swords, helmets or specialized knives such as Kaumolais knife or Skramasaksi. * It should be clear already that metal armours are not really known or used by the local cultures, so blacksmiths do not produce those - except for helmets. So the availability of NPC blacksmiths doesn't change the fact that metal armours do remain as rare imported goods, as they should be. * Of the swords, a few talented blacksmiths may produce broadswords and shortswords but the other types of swords found in the game are of foreign origin and remain to be rarely found as imported goods. The northern peoples aren't familiar with swords at all, so to find a sword forging blacksmith one has to seek among the wealthy western cultures, or at Kaumo and Reemi. * You can order one item at a time, which will be payed for after it's ready. Upon confirming your order you can ask what the blacksmith would like as a payment from your current inventory, but you don't have to have enough goods for the payment yet upon placing an order. When the order is then being bartered for, even if you wouldn't have enough goods at first you can cancel the trade and come back to try again with more wealth. * Meanwhile your order is being made you can ask the blacksmith how is it coming along. They will give you an estimation about the remaining production time. Depending on the item the production times vary from few days to a month. * If you don't come claim your order within half a year it will be given away. This may naturally lower your reputation among the blacksmith, and the village. - added: BLACKSMITH game encyclopedia (F1) entry Village blacksmiths and ordering their goods described in short. - updated: culture and weapon related game encyclopedia (F1) entries All the culture descriptions have been updated with relevant blacksmithing information and assorted corrections. Certain sword and axe descriptions have been updated to emphasize that those are foreign weapons not known by the local cultures. - added: villagers can tell about sages and blacksmiths in the neighbouring villages Upon asking villagers if there's a sage or blacksmith around, and if there is not, they will now let you if there's one in the vicinity or neighbouring villages. You will then be given directions how to reach the village in question. - added: animal droppings Certain animals now leave visible droppings, i.e. feces, that can be found in the terrain on zoomed-in map level. The droppings aren't featured for all the animals, but for those whose droppings are commonly noticeable and relevant. For example the following wild animals can leave droppings: hare, fox, badger, lynx, wolf, reindeer, elk and bear. The domestic animals such as sheep, cows and pigs also leave droppings. The droppings of different species look a bit different, and upon looking at the droppings with game commands you will be told which animal's droppings it is. For example: "You see here an elk droppings." If the droppings are somewhat recent, less than a day old or so, you will be also be told that it's fresh droppings in question. Even if you wouldn't be able to specify their age the droppings work as an indicator of the animal presence at the area. The droppings may remain visible for weeks, but will eventually disappear. - added: using animal droppings as fertilizer Using animal droppings as fertilizer isn't necessary, but it's possible - if you feel like it. You can either spread droppings on the ground before preparing the soil and planting your crops, or spread them around after the planting. In the former method the droppings are then mixed in the soil upon preparing it, which is better. The fertilizing effect is simplified and any amount of droppings will help a little. You don't have to fertilize every tile of the field, but just quite casually spread the droppings here and there. This extra fertilizing helps plants to sprout and grow more succesfully, so somewhat higher yields can be expected from the fields fertilized with droppings. The effect isn't too dramatic though, since the slash-and-burn agriculture in use already includes fertilization with the ash from the burned woods. When collecting droppings they appear under a new "Miscellanous" item category in character's inventory. - added: SMOKING and FIREPLACE game encyclopedia (F1) entries These will explain the smoking and fireplace heating up processes. In the cookery menu SMOKING encyclopedia entry dialog is shown at Smoking option. - fixed: getting "carry too much" pick up restriction even if the character's inventory wasn't really full - fixed: possibility of de-hairing bird skins, or already de-haired skins It was redundant, and confusing. Now the game notifies you about this being needless. - fixed: animals and NPCs drowning in shallow waters or small puddles The issue made NPCs occasionally drown in village wells or puddles, or the animals drown in shallow shoreline waters if they were moving about there a lot eg. when tied in place. - fixed: quest journal sometimes showing excess NPC portraits on the latter pages - fixed: meadsweet flowers tile missing - text corrections: a good bunch typos and grammar corrected, some messages rephrased. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cheers! April 24, 2023, 02:16:38 PM |
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Visible Arrows
This mod adds floating red-white pointers to arrows for improved visibility whenever you're trying to find those stray projectiles. truetile sprites edited to have 66x66 pixel dimensions:
File names for these duplicates end with double-v arrovv instead of single-w arrow. May 27, 2023, 05:17:27 AM |
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Re: ModernNorseman's Portrait Mod 2.0 (Updated November '23, 1000 unique portraits)
Hi everyone, I have uploaded a new version containing around 3 times the amount of portraits. Hope you will enjoy 
November 09, 2023, 09:13:21 AM |
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Re: Cheat a "permanent" companion?
I ACTUALLY DID IT!!!  With the power of an energy drink and too much free time, I figured out how to make companions stay longer. It is relatively simple: look up the name of the NPC using the value type "String", browse to the memory region of said NPC (you will know it's the right one if it has SWORD, KNIFE, BOW skills and their portrait filename), open another scan tab and use value type "Byte", change the "Memory Scan Options" to start and stop roughly around the NPC's memory regions and use "Changed value" scan type. Pass a day or two, scan again and VOILA! You'll see some values go down. I found it useful having the NPC tell me they'll be traveling "a few more days" with me in-game (3-4 days), and then seeing if it corresponds with any decreased values. Then just change the value of the address, it's maxed out at 64 bytes, which seems to be 100 days or so. I know my explanation wasn't that good, but I have literally never used Cheat Engine before this, LOL. Hopefully if anyone ever wants to do this, they have this clunky guide I'm off to hunt reindeer and eat turnips with my buddy Pietu  December 29, 2023, 06:54:50 AM |
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Summarizing shingles, showcasing tree species based timber
Let's sum up and showcase a few recently mentioned crafting related ambitions with some screenshots. As mentioned earlier we'll be featuring a new light source, shingles. They are thin and flat oblong pieces of pine wood which were burnt to produce light - especially for lighting up houses during the dark time of the year. Shingles are lit by using [a]pply command. Once a shingle is burning you can drop and set it wherever the light is needed, or carry it with you. Traditionally shingles were burnt in a specific stand that kept them in a good angle for proper burning, but in the game the dropped burning shingles are imagined to be inserted between the wall logs or set firmly in place by some other means. One shingle burns for about 30 minutes in the game so for continuous lighting a new one needs to be lit before the previous one fades out. This sort of shingle replacement is done automatically if your character is located beside the burning shingle and there's a stack of new shingles nearby on the ground. You character then automatically replaces and lights a new shingle when necessary, and you don't need to worry about maintaining the lighting even if the task you were doing would take a long time.  Here a cabin is lighted up by two shingles burning in place. There's also a stack of shingles on the ground and if the character remains beside it a new shingle is automatically lit when the previous one fades out. Shingles can be crafted by the player character, and they may be needed in quite amounts during the dark season. An axe and a knife and suitable block of wood are needed for splitting the shingles. The preferred tree species is pine so our shingle splitting requirements will look like this.  A block of pine wood is required for splitting the shingles. Currently the felled trunks in the game are all of the same generic wood type, and tree species don't have much difference in crafting. But now that is going to chance as we'll be adding tree species property for big trunks and assorted timber products. At the first stage this addition only covers big trunks and slender tree trunks will remain generic, but in the future also the slender tree trunks will get the tree species property. So, upon felling big trees the tree species now gets derived into the produced tree trunk. As a result the tree trunks are now called as pine tree trunk, birch tree trunk or spruce tree tunk - depending on what species of tree was felled. There are also different tree trunk tile graphics for pine tree trunk, birch tree trunk and spruce tree trunk. The basic timber products made of big trunks eg. blocks and boards will now start to inherit the tree species resulting in eg. "pine boards" or "block of birch wood". And so the tree type will now start to affect to what type of wood is needed/preferred for crafting this or that. Some tree type preference adjustments based on this addition will be made to craftable items in the next version and it will continue to grow more detailed in the versions to follow.  Here our character has felled big spruce, pine and birch trees and they appear on the ground like this. The coding focus remains in the pausable crafting transition, but it also seems to grow more complex and comprehensive as we advance. These are future adjustments - not yet functional in current version 3.84.2 July 10, 2024, 02:45:23 PM |
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