Moderator: bobingabout
I knew you were going to ask that!Airat9000 wrote:what is? screen please
very good thanks!bobingabout wrote:I knew you were going to ask that!Airat9000 wrote:what is? screen please
There, I uploaded a screenshot that should help illustrate the change.
Tiny patchs of Galena, which gives lead ore should apear in the starting area already.Airat9000 wrote:there is a proposal to do then generating resources near the base
just if you play with a huge number of monsters, you can get silver or lead is very difficult
What you are pointing to here is quartz, This isn't supposed to show up as often as it does in the start area, it happens if you set richness to very high. I have altered this for the next version.Airat9000 wrote:
I know that feeling, I did it in my world, and I'm like... Yes, this works, but now all these old circuit factories are useless X3SuperSandro2000 wrote:When I start the next world then I definitely use this. But in my current world is would break everthing and I don't want to rebuild all. I already must build the second generation of my modules factory.
Yes it is, he appears frequently, it can be near but not much, because the real strewn everywhere if you do at maximum .bobingabout wrote:Tiny patchs of Galena, which gives lead ore should apear in the starting area already.Airat9000 wrote:there is a proposal to do then generating resources near the base
just if you play with a huge number of monsters, you can get silver or lead is very difficult
I did this and added the second solder recipe that uses lead to make solder easier to make.
This should make it possible to build the Advanced Electronics "Electronic circuit board" using resources found only in the starting area.
What you are pointing to here is quartz, This isn't supposed to show up as often as it does in the start area, it happens if you set richness to very high. I have altered this for the next version.Airat9000 wrote:
I know that feeling, I did it in my world, and I'm like... Yes, this works, but now all these old circuit factories are useless X3SuperSandro2000 wrote:When I start the next world then I definitely use this. But in my current world is would break everthing and I don't want to rebuild all. I already must build the second generation of my modules factory.
It also took me a couple of hours to build the new module factory chains, and alter the old ones for the new recipes.
With the added modding interface of V0.11 data-updates.lua and data-final-fixes.lua, you can make mods that do things AFTER the initial modding definition. I added the code for this mod in final fixes, so it should happen last. I did this on purpose to try and make it compatable with as many mods as possible, and with the mods I tested it with, replaced electronics as I intended.SuperSandro2000 wrote:Can you make the code compatible with other mods(DyTech, etc.) ?
This happens every time. Here is the log file.bobingabout wrote:With the added modding interface of V0.11 data-updates.lua and data-final-fixes.lua, you can make mods that do things AFTER the initial modding definition. I added the code for this mod in final fixes, so it should happen last. I did this on purpose to try and make it compatable with as many mods as possible, and with the mods I tested it with, replaced electronics as I intended.SuperSandro2000 wrote:Can you make the code compatible with other mods(DyTech, etc.) ?
Did you try it with other mods to see what happened?
How odd... I am obviously missing something...SuperSandro2000 wrote:This happens every time. Here is the log file.
I have a game running with override, using the following mods from the list: