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Since the new RWG is on the horizon, I thought to make my own version of it for people to play around until then with random world generation. (in the Tools section) https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?114207-Tool-NITROGEN-a-random-world-generator-for-7DtD At the same time I would like to request some more customization options for the new RWG. Especially what landscapes should be emphasized, and how densely populated the world should be with POIs.

Why not just use the polymers as the repair item for the mining helmet? Why not just change the flashlight icon to a head-strap with a light on it and remove the old handheld flashlight? Why not just have the mining helmet have a mod slot, and use a "head-strap light" as the mod item for it to light up? Durability of the helmet gets depleted: removes and destroys the mod item. HD Icon: change the 12v battery icon and rename it's item name to "Batteries". Make the 12V Battery Icon with a couple few D, C, AA, 9v added to it like a display. Head-strap Light: has 1 slot. requires batteries to make it work. Just thoughts.

MadMole, I was playing this morning and came up with an idea. I know you are not looking at adding 'mechanic' changes to A18, but you also said that if the idea is good enough it will gain traction, so here it goes. ~ Currently cupboards that are open signify that they are not searchable, and that streamlines looting and is all good. IMHO ~ If you want those cupboards to be functional the only way is to destroy them and make new ones. ~ which is not hard even day 1 they are easily crafted and replaced. ~ My idea to streamline this is: ~ make the open cabinets 'fixable/ repairable' and then they are 'fixed/ repaired' the door shuts and they are usable. I do not know the logistics of this, but I think of it like a damaged block on the side of a POI that you can see through. You repair it and it becomes a solid wooden block. It seems like the cupboards could do the same thing, but repair into a functional cupboard. This would save time not having to craft new ones after knocking out the old ones. Just four right clicks with a stone axe, a cost of 4 wood and boom functioning cupboards. Edit to add: ~ this could be done with fridges and ovens also. Repair with a wrench and costing scrap metal and maybe some electrical or mechanical parts or both and boom the door closes and you have a storage container. (as that is all the functionality they have for now.) I know this is a little thing and probably a bit nit picky, but there it is. Have a great one!