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  1. UngratefulDead
    Super minor bug report: the tasty marinade recipe should specify one unit for pepper (I assume) like the basic marinade does with salt, otherwise you burn an entire shaker and presumably get some pretty damn pepper-y jerky.
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    So, to be clear re: smelting, nothing reduces the chances to zero? I have a fire helmet and suit and still got a torso burn just now. EDIT: Nevermind, realized this is still different than the "Fire Suit". Does the suit spawn anywhere currently?
  3. UngratefulDead
    First of all, this mod is great! Hadn't used it at all before playing on a server that had it but now I'm hooked! Anyway, I use it alongside Hydrocraft and I'd put together a quick mod that adds the necessary recipes so that the Hydrocraft ammunition smelting system can make the new ammo types (and so they can be broken down into gunpowder like vanilla ammo for repurposing). Somebody said you had been looking into doing something like that, so I should link it here.
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    It wasn't even my actual antivirus - it was whatever the one built in to the Chrome download manager is. It wouldn't even let me download it, couldn't figure out a workaround, but since it wasn't showing a problem on your end I downloaded it with Firefox and don't seem to have any problems.
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    Hey, so I want to try to add this but my computer is really, really convinced the 32.30 download link is malware and doesn't want to let me download it at all.
  6. UngratefulDead
    I want to have an item that doesn't work every time, sometimes it sets the player on fire instead. I have all of that coded in the LUAs, except I'm hung up getting the fire to start. It doesn't seem to be: getPlayer():getBodyDamage():setIsOnFire(1);Because that gives me a stack trace. I'd be okay if it also set the square itself on fire (although I'm not sure how it would work on servers with no firespread), I just thought that would probably be a little trickier.
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    Is there a way to code an item to provide a temporary boost to a stat when consumed? Specifically, I'm trying to make an item providing a temporary boost to sprinting, then after the boost goes away would exhaust the player. I think I can do the latter, but I have no idea on the former.
  8. UngratefulDead
    Checking the scripts it looks like all the charging recipes keep the unit, so maybe he did fix it?
  9. UngratefulDead
    -sigh- Guess I'll make a repair man for smithing Looking at the files, it looks like the requirements are pretty light - 1 or 2 points. That's a quick grind for any character, and anybody who fights zombies in melee much probably already has it. EDIT: Oop, those were just the tools, I guess it goes up to 4 for weapons which is a little trickier if you don't start with any points.
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    How does this work with regards to electricity? If you move a refrigerator/oven to a player-constructed house, will it cease to function immediately, once the power goes out, or not at all?
  11. UngratefulDead
    Hmmmmmm...now that I'm not sure about. Recipes do seem to typically accept rotten food by default and I'm not sure how to disable that.
  12. UngratefulDead
    I imagine there is at some point, but it's high enough that I haven't encountered it. 3000 ticks is about (or maybe exactly) 60 seconds and I'm pretty sure I've done 10,000 ticks.
  13. UngratefulDead
    No problem, happy to help. To require a skill you use: SkillRequired:Skill=Number, so for example SkillRequired:Electricity=2, Here is a very useful thread that has many of the variables, I think it also lists the game names for skills since they aren't always identical (Carpentry is Woodwork for example): http://theindiestone.com/forums/index.php/topic/15188-item-and-recipe-script-variables-brief-description/
  14. UngratefulDead
    1. For convenience, you can divide recipe and item scripts into two text files or put them both in the same, it doesn't really matter. Some larger mods can have multiple text files, the game will load them all. 2. There's really no way to know for sure, it just depends what changes, but compatibility issues are going to be much more likely if you're actually overwriting base game files (that is, having luas within your mod structure that have the exact same name as base game luas in the corresponding base game folders). Dealing with just scripts, compatibility shouldn't be a problem.
  15. UngratefulDead
    They are packed in sprites, so if you have the knowhow to unpack those you can do so, otherwise the best method is to just to go the Wiki and look up items, it has most of them as pngs.
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