Erik Louden
Refugee
Just a long shot but turning off shadows and turning on antialiasing option (forget what it called exactly) fixed it for me.
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Darkness Falls: They mostly come out at night...
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KhaineGB
Hunter
Need more info, like a log file.
But 99% sure it's nothing to do with what I changed since it was only blocks, items, recipes, loot, trader, entitygroups, localization and spawning.xml.
Optional zip file within the download literally called rwgmixer. Should download automatically. You just need to unzip and replace the one included as default in the download.
Erik Louden
Refugee
KhaineGB
Hunter
Okay, so there's good news and bad news.
The good news is that it doesn't seem to be the mod crashing 7DTD.
And that's also the bad news, because it looks like it's a generic driver crash as it's referencing DX9 a LOT in those log files... which also means it's something I can't easily fix. The only time I ever had a crash like that was on vanilla and my GPU was overheating due to cat fur...
Sooooo... I know that's not very helpful, but it's putting out a lot of Visual Studio and Unity-related errors... so that's a pretty serious crash.
Does the game run fine on vanilla?
The good news is that it doesn't seem to be the mod crashing 7DTD.
And that's also the bad news, because it looks like it's a generic driver crash as it's referencing DX9 a LOT in those log files... which also means it's something I can't easily fix. The only time I ever had a crash like that was on vanilla and my GPU was overheating due to cat fur...
Sooooo... I know that's not very helpful, but it's putting out a lot of Visual Studio and Unity-related errors... so that's a pretty serious crash.
Does the game run fine on vanilla?
Erik Louden
Refugee
Yeah, I know what the issue is - did something wrong when I overclocked after bios update.
Rolled back the overclock and everything runs fine, sorry for wasting your time.
Rolled back the overclock and everything runs fine, sorry for wasting your time.
Erik Louden
Refugee
Been there, done that a million times.
My main PC is an i7-6800K running at 4.4ghz so I totally get the stability issue stuff.
Heh, thats what i have.
Been having issues with overclocking but I think its with the gskills mem I have.
gpcstargate
Refugee
Here try my map seed …. ( DarkHollow669df ) in my game it spawned me in the forest or woods near a town/city and several others in the area. …. AND this is with 1.7.2
Have Fun and Enjoy … the Old Gamer .. :02.47-tranquillity:
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sk1lls0
Refugee
Lol snow in the wasteland.
Looks pretty good and your new HUD too.
Is it possible to install "Corpse Disintigration Fix" in your mod?
https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?82975-Corpse-Disintigration-Fix&p=803697&viewfull=1#post803697
Looks pretty good and your new HUD too.
Is it possible to install "Corpse Disintigration Fix" in your mod?
https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?82975-Corpse-Disintigration-Fix&p=803697&viewfull=1#post803697
Good modderino, would love to see elevators added tho: https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?63655-Working-Elevator-v2
Scyris
Refugee
I wanna try this mod but I got a question: How annoying did you make the recipies? Many modders feel the need to add completly pointless steps to making even the simplest items, Which just results in even more inventory tetris than we already have to play as it is. So how bad is it?
KhaineGB
Hunter
Might wanna be a little more specific. 
Most of the "basic" things can still be made as normal, but they may take more resources. As a general rule, if two crafting areas are listed, one will save you resources (seeds are a good example).
As an example for a more recent recipe I put in, fruit juice is just fruit + glass jar made in a mortar and pestle. But like... wood frames are the same, bandages are the same, etc.
Some things have been moved to new workbenches, but they are still mostly the same. I think one of the big ones I changed was rebar. It's now made in the metal workbench with short iron pipes (I think there's a forge recipe too, but I've gone cross-eyed from looking at code). The idea there was to actually make the damn things useful since most people end up with sodding hundreds of them after taking cars apart!
So yeah, very early game? It's going to be fairly similar. Mid to later game? Then it gets a little more complicated but I tried not to go stupid with it.
Most of the "basic" things can still be made as normal, but they may take more resources. As a general rule, if two crafting areas are listed, one will save you resources (seeds are a good example).
As an example for a more recent recipe I put in, fruit juice is just fruit + glass jar made in a mortar and pestle. But like... wood frames are the same, bandages are the same, etc.
Some things have been moved to new workbenches, but they are still mostly the same. I think one of the big ones I changed was rebar. It's now made in the metal workbench with short iron pipes (I think there's a forge recipe too, but I've gone cross-eyed from looking at code). The idea there was to actually make the damn things useful since most people end up with sodding hundreds of them after taking cars apart!
So yeah, very early game? It's going to be fairly similar. Mid to later game? Then it gets a little more complicated but I tried not to go stupid with it.
Scyris
Refugee
Sounds good. I don't mind it getting more complacated in mid/late game, but some tend to overdo it in the early game making the mod just not very fun to start off in.Might wanna be a little more specific.
Most of the "basic" things can still be made as normal, but they may take more resources. As a general rule, if two crafting areas are listed, one will save you resources (seeds are a good example).
As an example for a more recent recipe I put in, fruit juice is just fruit + glass jar made in a mortar and pestle. But like... wood frames are the same, bandages are the same, etc.
Some things have been moved to new workbenches, but they are still mostly the same. I think one of the big ones I changed was rebar. It's now made in the metal workbench with short iron pipes (I think there's a forge recipe too, but I've gone cross-eyed from looking at code). The idea there was to actually make the damn things useful since most people end up with sodding hundreds of them after taking cars apart!
So yeah, very early game? It's going to be fairly similar. Mid to later game? Then it gets a little more complicated but I tried not to go stupid with it.
As for the short iron pipes.. yeaaah I have a stack of a few hundred of those from taking apart cars, so I can see what ya mean. Other than using for minibike parts I don't see much else use for them in the base game.
I also like the idea where you can craft the item without the proper workbench but it uses more mats and takes longer for some of the items. I am all about efficency, so that will be nice. Like in the base game I try to avoid doing much mining until I hit steel or find an auger, as the stone axe and iron pickaxe less so, give noticably less than the steel. I kinda prefer the old way where they all gave the same, but iron/steel was just so much faster at harvesting due to better block damage.
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KhaineGB
Hunter
I kinda prefer the old way as well, but I can see why TFP changed it. Makes it a very clear upgrade path.
Just FYI, Stone Axe isn't a construction tool and doesn't build. You need a Stone Hammer for that (small stone, wood, plant fiber). But that's because I made Axe's a skill to try and turn them back into a viable weapon again.
Just FYI, Stone Axe isn't a construction tool and doesn't build. You need a Stone Hammer for that (small stone, wood, plant fiber). But that's because I made Axe's a skill to try and turn them back into a viable weapon again.