jdm311

That's awesome, thanks!

Really good mod, I'm loving it! How do you get to endgame?

I am having this problem as well after playing on a NitroGen created world with compopack. Never saw this issue on vanilla. The POIs affected change between playthroughs and can be big (like Izea) or smaller ones like my base below. Exiting to the main menu and continuing the save fixes the issue, but sometimes it will soon come back. Exiting the game completely also has the same effect. After a while of playing, the game might be using 13-14 GB of RAM out of a total of 16GB and game stuttering occurs which requires exiting the game. Recalc Stability didn't make a difference, although using 'pois' command does fix it (as shown below) at the cost of seeing pois in the distance. I tried memcl, but that doesn't make a noticeable difference. It really seems like a mem leak. I hope someone figures this out soon since this issue really disrupts the experience. Thanks to those of you reporting and attempting fixes!

It looks like the motorcycle doesn't collide with the new snow people. Their looking good, as are all the newly added textures. Also, the HD version of the vehicles use the standard chassis and accessories, not the HD ones. Although they do take the HD battery and engine to craft, the speed is not any faster than the standard version. I'm loving this mod. It's obvious so much work went into it. Well done, dwallorde!

I was unable to attach the xml since it was too big, so I uploaded it to dropbox. The 7zip contains the recipe and items xml https://www.dropbox.com/s/64nj4w0ec68rswp/items.7z?dl=0 Edit: Added spreadsheet for easier viewing.

I didn't make any changes to the economy of the foods. Instead, I made changes to improve what I felt was poor returns for combining multiple ingredients. If an item requires A + B ingredients, then the filling properties of A and B should be upheld (or near). There were some foods that just weren't worth making because it was more filling to eat them separately than to combine together. I realize that combining them saves time while eating, and that some filling drop off may be warranted. Such as requiring 10 blueberries won't get the full benefit after combined. I tried to make it more reasonable for food items that required a lot of different ingredients and even changed recipes (amounts and ingredients). I can share that with you if interested.

You could modify the items and/or recipes xmls. I spent a couple hours balancing the food stats/recipes because I felt the same way.

The drink stat information looks off for the new drinks. It's currently showing max stamina, health, and food poisoning instead of water, stamina and dysentery. Also, it sounds like chewing when using. It can be fixed with these changes: from: <property name="DisplayType" value="food"/> <property name="Sound_start" value="player_eating"/> to: <property name="DisplayType" value="water"/> <property name="Sound_start" value="player_drinking"/>

Thanks! I'll try that. Edit: Verified snow biome had a lot of tungsten near bedrock. It would be handy to have this information in the mining journal entry.

Can tungsten be found while mining? If so, where? I haven't found any deposits yet in desert or forest biomes, except in those pyramid-shaped collections at the surface.

If the workbench doesn't allow you to do it, check the other stations. Maybe it's the gun smithing station. Edit: Confirmed gun smithing workstation

Fabrication station