drgnkght

I've uploaded another bugfix for Timed charges and mining helmets.

@thepreston Thanks for the heads-up. I've fixed it. I found a couple of other items that were broken (steel club and steel spear) while investigating this. I've fixed those also. Shouldn't cause any issues to update an existing game, but make a backup first to be safe.

Personally, I think the Fun Pimps don't care about the jars at all. Jars aren't, and never were, the problem the Fun Pimps were trying to solve. In my opinion, the thing the Fun Pimps were trying to remove was access to environmental water. Environmental water isn't RNG/progression-gated. It's always there and available. So they couldn't restrict its availability in order to extend/balance the game. Removing the players' ability to collect environmental water as previously implemented required removing the glass jars so they're gone. I liked the jars as well, but asking for them to be restored is pointless. It would break the artificial scarcity they're attempting to enforce. (I think this is why they don't seem care about the water filter mod. You can't use it for crafting.)

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I don't care for the magazine skill books so I decided to create a mod to remove them. By the definition of this forum, this mod is considered a Modlet. However it modifies the basic crafting system by reverting the magazine skill system to the previous perk and schematic system. As such is probably almost certainly incompatible with other mods adding craftable items or blocks. And I wouldn't recommend adding it an existing save. (Or removing it from one either.) Changes: Removed Skill Magazines. Added Schematics removed in A21. Currently the localization is English only. Download: NoMagazinesA21 Terms of Use: License Compatibility Mods For BFT2020-MCGA: NoMagazinesA21-MCGA-Compat

I can't say exactly what is wrong, but I'd guess that something in the mod has an invalid UnlockedBy property. Basically the game is trying to display the descriptions of how to unlock the schematic and it's not finding it. It's not technically a UI issue. I've run into similar errors while working on a mod to convert A21 back to the old A20 style crafting. Could be that DF renamed/deleted something that those mods were using. EDIT: And I just noticed this was three months old..... Oops.

That's easy. <items> <set xpath="/items/item[@name='apparelNightvisionGoggles']/property[@class='UMA']/property[@name='Mesh']/@value">gear_shades</set> <set xpath="/items/item[@name='apparelNightvisionGoggles']/property[@class='UMA']/property[@name='Overlay0']/@value">gear_shades</set> </items>

Not to alarm the 7D devs, but I've got eight installs of 7D on *one* computer. I have more on my laptop. The Unity management are off their rockers if they think this will fly with existing games. And apparently this does apply to existing games. How the blazes does that work? Are they updating the Unity runtime of older games? Admittedly, I haven't read all 28 pages of that forum post but this sounds like a massive class action lawsuit brewing up.

I think we already know the answer to that question. 🙂

My worst start was my own fault. I started a RWG game and had the misfortune of spawning in the wasteland biome. No problem, I thought. I'll just be extra careful. So long story short: I wasn't. Died to something. Don't even recall what it was. To my surprise, I respawned in the same exact location as before. Just one minor problem, this time there was a dog behind me. I died nearly instantly. (At this point I need to mention that my first death happened while I didn't have a bedroll placed. I had it in my inventory at the time. I picked it up after completing that part of the starting quest. I planned to put it on top of a small wasteland structure.) I respawned again in the exact same spot. Apparently, that was the only spawn location on that map because despite being killed repeatedly, I always spawned in the same spot facing away from the dog.

Recently I was playing 7 Days while watching a Rust Youtube video. I wasn't really paying much attention to the video at the time and it was basically just running in the background. At one point I noticed something interesting. During a section where the youtuber wasn't speaking, there was a bit of gun fire off in the distance. In 7 Days at the same time I was standing on my base looking out into the city around me and thought to my self that it was perfect as an ambient sound. It made it feel like there might be someone else out there (having a potentially bad day). So my question is: Has anyone ever made a ambient gun fire sounds mod for 7 Days to Die? Just curious more than anything. I've searched but not found anything like that anywhere.

There's a Mod you can download and install to generate your own megacity. How well it works I can't say. https://github.com/JaWoodle/megacitymod

She does have it all! 🤔

I checked the Player.log file. I didn't see any error spam. Also tried value="". That caused an error. So, still not sure about "none", but it didn't work without it.

I think you’re looking for Ravenhearst mod. I’m fairly sure it has them.

You had it right the first time. Mod should set value=“none”. (Since we’re using XML the quotes are required.) As stated previously by others, removing the properties doesn’t work. You need to set a new value. I think you’re right, it’s inheriting the sound from a parent object. That said I’m not sure if none is a special value meaning “don’t play a sound” or just a sound name that doesn’t exist. It works so I don’t question it.😅

I've played around a bit with the xml and if you want to silence the turrets, the following should do the trick: Create a folder in the Mods folder. Place the following XML file in it. ModInfo.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xml> <ModInfo> <Name value="Turret Noises Be Gone"/> <Description value="Removes Turret noises (except gun fire)"/> <Author value="drgnkght"/> <Version value="A20"/> <Website value=""/> </ModInfo> </xml> Create a Config folder in it and put the following XML files in it. blocks.xml <drgnkght> <setattribute xpath="/blocks/block[@name='autoTurret']/property[@name='TargetingSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> <setattribute xpath="/blocks/block[@name='autoTurret']/property[@name='OverheatSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> <setattribute xpath="/blocks/block[@name='autoTurret']/property[@name='WakeUpSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> <setattribute xpath="/blocks/block[@name='shotgunTurret']/property[@name='TargetingSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> <setattribute xpath="/blocks/block[@name='shotgunTurret']/property[@name='OverheatSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> <setattribute xpath="/blocks/block[@name='shotgunTurret']/property[@name='WakeUpSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> </drgnkght> entityclasses.xml <drgnkght> <setattribute xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class[starts-with(@name,'junkTurret')]/property[@name='TargetingSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> <setattribute xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class[starts-with(@name,'junkTurret')]/property[@name='OverheatSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> <setattribute xpath="/entity_classes/entity_class[starts-with(@name,'junkTurret')]/property[@name='WakeUpSound']" name="value">none</setattribute> </drgnkght>

Magnum Enforcer book 4 gives a 5% discount so it probably wasn't that. Or, at least not only that.

1. The cooking tools can be made in a forge if you can't find them. One of the better spots to find the cooking tools is the food truck. It always has a cooking pot and sometimes the grill. 2. To make a forge you will need leather. Hunting will get you that, but it's a lot safer to breakdown leather furniture. Once you get the forge up and running a lot of opportunities open up. The plant fiber stuff isn't armor by the way. It's just really bad clothing. Almost(?) everything else is better clothing. Look for padded or scrap armor to start with. 3. To respec you will need Grampa's Forgettin' Elixer. You have to buy it from a trader, if I remember correctly. Doing the tutorial will give you 4 points. This is by no means a recommendation but my first five points always go into Sexual Tyrannosaurus, Iron Gut, Run and Gun, Master Chef, and Advanced Engineering. From there it varies depending on the build. (Others will undoubtedly tell you why that's a bad set of choices. 😅)

You sure it isn't Lootcifer messing with you? 😜

The 7dtd zombies never seem to target your head when you "die". If you look at the death animation, they seem to be targeting your midsection, i.e. organs. Also, most of the corpses lying around are missing their part of their torso and legs. The heads are mostly intact. Therefore, it seems reasonable to assume that 7dtd zombies do not eat brains. 🙂

I run about 19.5GB. But I'm running Linux so maybe not comparable/useful?

That would probably be IGC's Fresh Meat series for anyone who's interested in seeing it. (Some of it is hilariously funny, other bits are tremendously frustrating to watch.)

Just the other day I saw a post on the Steam forums that posited a theory about the main character. As part of the theory it covered skills, healing, lack of sleeping, the traders, military installations, and the blood moon. TLDR: You're a variant zombie, a super soldier experiment to be exact. (Though not in the forum post, this would also explain the odd radiation barriers at the edges of the map.)

Not sure that was the case, as it nailed my bike several times after I got off to fight it. I'd accept once, i.e. the attack sequence was already running when I disembarked, but I don't think that would explain multiple attacks (I wasn't between the vulture and the bike. I was off to the side, and vulture was completely ignoring me.).... Maybe the AI thought I was still on the bike for some reason?