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Bug reports / Re: Everburning shingle
« on: November 08, 2025, 02:29:26 PM »
Hirvo slept at home and this caused the single to go out, so I suspect the problem was related to being away from home.
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Bug reports / Everburning shingle
« on: November 08, 2025, 02:25:23 PM »
Hirvo has been away from home for a few days and he just got home. His shingle is still burning!
This is when he left:
And when he came home:
I have made a save of Hirvo at this point. I suspect if I hang around on my home, the shingle will go out. I don't see any human tracks in my settlement, but i do remember some time ago I encountered some NPC within a 10 tile radius of my home and they may have moved around.
This is when he left:
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(143270):i2i4:[#]{06CE0363} | Zooming out ...And when he came home:
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(000000):m2il:[Y]{06CE0363} | You have come at your settlement and enter the familiar and cosy courtyard.
(A80000):m2il:[!]{06CE0363} | There's a southern wall blocking your way!
(3C5A98):m2il:[:]{06CE0363} | You ski.
(143270):m2il:[#]{06CE0363} | Things that are here:
(000000):m2il:[7]{06CE0363} | 75 shingles
(000000):m2il:[2]{06CE0363} | 229 inferior shingles
(000000):m2il:[4]{06CE0363} | 44 poor shingles
(000000):m2il:[b]{06CE0363} | burning shingleI have made a save of Hirvo at this point. I suspect if I hang around on my home, the shingle will go out. I don't see any human tracks in my settlement, but i do remember some time ago I encountered some NPC within a 10 tile radius of my home and they may have moved around.
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Gameplay questions / Re: Deconstructing Njerp Kota yields only slender tree trunk?
« on: October 20, 2025, 10:43:22 AM »
sounds like a bug, maybe the moderators can move this to the bug reports section
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Mod Releases / Re: URWEP 1.1 - Smithing, Pottery, Seasonal Festival and much more! [3.86]
« on: October 04, 2025, 10:40:12 PM »
This looks really cool, I've missed that old shaman mod. Did you make your own diy_glossary.txt because you want to change the vanilla recipes or because you wanted the things to be in the relevant vanilla menus?
How hard would you say your smithing is? I usually use a heavily modified verison of BAC (inspired by Nydxz's version) for smithing because regular BAC is too easy for me -- I don't want to create an armory for hiring 20 adventurers, I want to work long and hard at craft that takes a lot of time and resources. If I imagine myself trying to take up mining + smithing in real life with the body i have now and the environment i live in now i'm imaging it'd be a multi-year endeavour, starting with a long journey because the highest hill within 50km of me is 12 meters tall and it probably does not have any ore.
How hard would you say your smithing is? I usually use a heavily modified verison of BAC (inspired by Nydxz's version) for smithing because regular BAC is too easy for me -- I don't want to create an armory for hiring 20 adventurers, I want to work long and hard at craft that takes a lot of time and resources. If I imagine myself trying to take up mining + smithing in real life with the body i have now and the environment i live in now i'm imaging it'd be a multi-year endeavour, starting with a long journey because the highest hill within 50km of me is 12 meters tall and it probably does not have any ore.
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Suggestions / Re: Directions to water when there's no water in village
« on: October 02, 2025, 06:54:12 PM »
Yeah, that'd do the trick. They could mention pine mires/open mires too if they're intended to be drinkable rather than different water types being unimplemented.
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Suggestions / Directions to water when there's no water in village
« on: October 02, 2025, 01:57:47 PM »
In my game, there's a spring 8 steps northwest of the village, but if I ask the villagers for directions to their well, they say they don't really have any water in the village. It would be cool if they could say "We don't really have any water in the village, but there's a spring to the northwest about 10 meters away."
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Modding / Re: need help creating something
« on: September 06, 2025, 01:11:17 PM »
It seems the last auroch died in 1627 so I guess they could be in the game. I thought they were lost much longer ago than that.
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Modding / Re: need help creating something
« on: September 06, 2025, 01:09:36 PM »
If you want to remove the vanilla recipes, you can comment them out. They're in your game folder with names that start with biy (build it yourself) and diy (do it yourself), and cookery_glossary.txt. You can comment them out by putting a // at the beginning of each line in the recipe.
If you want to make a sling or an atl-atl i'd suggest telling the game that you're making a bow, so that you can keep the "needs amunition" mechanic, and then having a very quick and easy recipe to modify the rocks into "sling ammunition" which is an arrow under the hood but with the stats nerfed
If you want to make a sling or an atl-atl i'd suggest telling the game that you're making a bow, so that you can keep the "needs amunition" mechanic, and then having a very quick and easy recipe to modify the rocks into "sling ammunition" which is an arrow under the hood but with the stats nerfed
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General Discussion / Re: Personal House-Rules?
« on: September 05, 2025, 07:49:54 AM »
So I guess if you want to go for realism, you might decide the sea water down by Driik/Reemi is too salty to taste good but will still hydrate you if you're dying of thirst, but the water in the northern territories tastes better and not salty.
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General Discussion / Re: Personal House-Rules?
« on: September 05, 2025, 07:47:01 AM »
Do you mean google's AI overview because google's AI overview is lower quality than most other AI.
These days I mostly trust Wikipedia:
These days I mostly trust Wikipedia:
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The open surface waters of the Baltic Sea "proper" generally have a salinity of 0.3 to 0.9%, which is border-line freshwater. The flow of freshwater into the sea from approximately two hundred rivers and the introduction of salt from the southwest builds up a gradient of salinity in the Baltic Sea. The highest surface salinities, generally 0.7–0.9%, are in the southwestern most part of the Baltic, in the Arkona and Bornholm basins (the former located roughly between southeast Zealand and Bornholm, and the latter directly east of Bornholm). It gradually falls further east and north, reaching the lowest in the Bothnian Bay at around 0.3%.[67] Drinking the surface water of the Baltic as a means of survival would actually hydrate the body instead of dehydrating, as is the case with ocean water.[note 1][citation needed]
[note1]A healthy serum concentration of sodium is around 0.8–0.85%, and healthy kidneys can concentrate salt in urine to at least 1.4%.[/note]
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Gameplay questions / Re: Long distance hauling of logs/tree trunks?
« on: September 05, 2025, 07:40:02 AM »
You can also pack one onto a bull. If it's a small bull, you might have to carve it into a log first.
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General Discussion / Re: Personal House-Rules?
« on: July 02, 2025, 02:01:56 PM »
I really like these and I'm going to give them a try.
I usually do robber start. I start in whatever the current season in real life is. I travel zoom-ed in until I find a village. I'm allowed to zoom out on mountain peaks to look at the view. I always build a house and a farm. No more than one new farm animal per year, though I'm allowed to replace my beast of burden if the last one is killed. I try to protect my animals from being killed. Every year when I get the harvest in, except the first year if I started late and don't have a homestead yet, I roll the dice and then move to a new region, set up a new homestead or move into an old one if I lived in that region previously. I bring only what I and my animals can carry in a single trip, prioritising perishables like food -- which is a problem because farms produce a lot of food and that leaves me with less room to carry valuables, though I always bring a knife and axe.
I usually do robber start. I start in whatever the current season in real life is. I travel zoom-ed in until I find a village. I'm allowed to zoom out on mountain peaks to look at the view. I always build a house and a farm. No more than one new farm animal per year, though I'm allowed to replace my beast of burden if the last one is killed. I try to protect my animals from being killed. Every year when I get the harvest in, except the first year if I started late and don't have a homestead yet, I roll the dice and then move to a new region, set up a new homestead or move into an old one if I lived in that region previously. I bring only what I and my animals can carry in a single trip, prioritising perishables like food -- which is a problem because farms produce a lot of food and that leaves me with less room to carry valuables, though I always bring a knife and axe.
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Gameplay questions / Re: Confused on whether or not I can craft fine clothing.
« on: June 10, 2025, 07:37:04 PM »
Additionally, clothing is not yet pausable. Many other items are though.
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Suggestions / Re: Strenght 0 problem
« on: June 08, 2025, 12:53:41 PM »
Bert's correct, you can always carry 1.5 times what you weigh.
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Modding / Re: Shaman_mod_pack_for3.30
« on: May 27, 2025, 07:07:26 PM »Too bad the files are no longer available. Please upload them again. This is my favorite mod!
I still have the shaman mod files from long ago. The versions I have were downloaded October 8th 2016, so any modificatoins needed to play with modern urw are missing