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I did the following to try to fix it but it did not help: 1. I deleted the ~/Zomboid folder 2. I uninstalled and re-installed the game 3. I ran the game in both normal and Compatibility mode.

Nice!! Do you have any plans to finally deprecate Hot and Cold Cuppas? Hot Drinks have fully supplanted cuppas at this point. Cuppas don't utilize the temperature system properly, and they have a tiny fraction of the caffeine that was in its ingredients. At this point they exist only as a pitfall for less experienced players.

this is from memory so the names of some options might be slightly different ("properties" might be "settings", etc.) 1. go to your games library 2. right click on Project Zomboid 3. click properties -- properties window appears --- 4. click on "betas" tab 5. select the "IWBUMS" option from the version dropdown menu -- steam will then download and re-install the new version of the game -- 7. start the game as you normally would

I think something like "Silly" or "Just for Fun" would be good for mods like these: Scooby Doo Mystery Machine Van

Interesting! Thanks for answering, I've been wondering about that for awhile.

But I agree, it is weird how many different systems there are for handling quantities. We have one system for drainable items, one for edible items, and another for finite but multi-use items, like chipped stones. There may be more, too that I'm not aware of or am forgetting.

But in real life those things do, in fact, have negligible quantities of macro nutrients. Salt, especially. Salt has no caloric content whatsoever, it is a tiny two-atom molecule, Sodium Chloride, and the chemical bond between those atoms is not one that our bodies can break down for energy. Remoulade, on the other hand...

I'm pretty sure I slaughter zeds by the thousands with fire, but then I look at my kill count and it's barely in the triple digits. I'd like to know how many of my friends and neighbors I've laid to rest.

Oh I see now. I thought you were saying that it was rounding to two digits, but that the numbers it was getting were inconsistent. I get this for tire pressure all the time

You can also push them

I think I can help clarify The very beginning of the animation dramatically slows you down for a few frames. It's definitely long enough to get you killed if you get surprised, and is unskippable. It should have the same walk speed as normal walking, but right now it has the same walk speed as aiming. Also it should end instantaneously if the player starts running, like all the other inventory actions like smoking, unpacking, or eating. Pretty sure this also happens when your character pumps a shotgun after reloading

The episodes don't always give the same amount. If you open the xml you will see that most episodes give "6" xp but a few give more.

Using the item name would also make it so you could put more things on the list that have the same name, since right now there are several items that are distinct yet share the same display name. Getting around this restriction for the purposes of modding is pretty awkward.

I just think that if you were making a list of ways to make a tshirt dirty, the first item on that list would be "leave it on a shambling, diseased, rotting corpse for several days or weeks". There's no amount of dirt, grease, grime, sweat, vomit, or shit you could possibly cake onto my clothes that would make them less desirable to wear than letting a zombie wear them for even a minute.

You can only see the condition in the vehicle context menu but that doesn't necessarily mean it isn't affected by normal lamps. You'd have to test though, I'm not confident either way. But I did notice that the lightbulbs that died first for me were very low condition when I first put them in my lamps

The ISContext Lua files in media/client/ISUI deal with all that stuff

I can't find anything in the code. It might just be in the Java with no way for us to access it via lua. Perhaps you could try changing the item lighbulb to have MaxCondition = 1500 ?

Oh yea, that. I always thought that was weird, especially since the lamps you find in the world don't ever need to be replaced

Is it possible to make the game reload xml files whenever the player enables/disables a mod that changes them? Right now it only seems to reload lua files and txt scripts.

Clothes that you find on zombies should always be 100% dirty

I'm quite certain I didn't accidentally destroy it myself. I have a backup from earlier to do a side-by-side. Before leaving on a looting trip: after returning:

So you want to lower the amount of power they drain from a generator?

Zombies are biting me but it does no damage, makes no sound, and my character doesn't react. I am carrying a large flashlight in my primary hand, a duffelbag in my right, and a hiking bag on my back (with two attachment points from that mod). I am also have an "Extremely Heavy Load" moodle.

One thing I've learned is that whenever you change xml files you need to quit and reboot the game for the changes to show up. You probably knew that already, but it really threw me for a loop because it seemed like no matter what I changed it didn't affect anything in the game, when really I just wasn't actually loading the changes

Do you want to make it You're welcome! Do you want the lamps to work even if they aren't linked to a power source?