iAmOutOfIdeas

Im looking forward to this feature the most. It really sucks spending +10 minutes generating a world, then spending many hours playing (until you get a bike) just to find the terrain/roads are all messed up in the area around you. I don't get why the devs have so many difficulties with the terrain generation (didn't they promise wonky roads would be fixed by a17 and again by a18?). At least now with this feature I can make the map flat thereby hopefully having good roads.

Got it to work, thanks.

My folder is: C:\7D2D Which I created, but it is still empty. When I right click on ravenheart it only gives me options for 'Add my mods' and 'delete this mods'. I use GitHUb, never had any issues with firewalls with them. Are there any manual steps to install the mod? As for folder selection... Personally I hate folderBrowserDialog, it reminds me of 1990. One trick is to use WindowsAPICodePack (I downloaded both WindowsAPICodePack-Core and WindowsAPICodePack-Shell with NuGet) Then you can just do this: using Microsoft.WindowsAPICodePack.Dialogs; CommonOpenFileDialog dialog = new CommonOpenFileDialog(); dialog.InitialDirectory = "C:\\Users"; dialog.IsFolderPicker = true; if (dialog.ShowDialog() == CommonFileDialogResult.Ok) { MessageBox.Show("You selected: " + dialog.FileName); }

Not sure how this is supposed to work (youtube video is lagging). When I clicked on "7D2D Launcher" it would show me lots of mods, but they all had red X. I clicked on Load default per instructions, but it did not seem to do anything. I downloaded 7D2DLauncher.application and had the same issue. Launched the game, no mods applied. Now when I launch either of those apps it tells me 'starting splash screen' only. No other mods listed. Game still has no mods? I tried to verify the integrity of 7 days to die. No changes. On a side note... I do not know who this Rizzano guy is, but someone should tell him its completely not cool to use 'browse for folder' (and has not been cool for well over a decade). That competently and utterly stops people from being able to copy/paste paths.