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2 hours ago, Bartender said:




the first part of this adventure, which I have dubbed Fungiversity

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ModelDescription model

{

    MeshGroup _meshes

    [

        { 

            AnimationGroup _animations = "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\TreeAnims.rsc";

            GraphicsMesh _mesh 

            [ 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\PineTreeMesh01.rsc" 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\PineTreeMesh02.rsc" 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\PineTreeMesh03.rsc" 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\PineTreeMesh04.rsc" 

            ] 

        }

        { 

            AnimationGroup _animations = "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\TreeAnims.rsc";

            GraphicsMesh _mesh 

            [ 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\BirchTreeMesh01.rsc" 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\BirchTreeMesh02.rsc" 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\BirchTreeMesh03.rsc" 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\BirchTreeMesh04.rsc" 

            ] 

        }

        { 

            AnimationGroup _animations = "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\TreeAnims.rsc";

            GraphicsMesh _mesh 

            [ 

                "Models\NaturalResource\Tree\OakTreeMesh.rsc" 

            ] 

        }

    ]

    int _displayIndex = 0;

    int _subIndex = 0;    

    bool _randomIndex = false;

}

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10 hours ago, Bartender said:




While I'm in the process of learning how to make mods for Banished, I've embarked on a project to increase the diversity in the game's natural environment. As a biologist, I feel that this is a department in which the game is lacking. Most natural resources have only one mesh, even if in reality they would come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes.




For now, I would like to showcase the first part of this adventure, which I have dubbed Fungiversity. It incorporates 3 new types of mushrooms, and a replacement for the original fungus. All 4 types come in a one, two and three shroom variant, adding up to a total of 12 meshes. As they are simply variants, they all give the same 'mushroom' raw material when harvested.




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My goal for this project is to add the same kind of diversity to other natural resources, and ultimately perhaps even to other parts of the game such as the villagers or animals (though for the moment I am absolutely clueless on how to do animations).




Any feedback or suggestions would be much appreciated!

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7 hours ago, Necora said:




<a contenteditable="false" data-ipshover="" data-ipshover-target="<___base_url___>/index.php?/profile/11115-bartender/&do=hovercard" data-mentionid="11115" href="<___base_url___>/index.php?/profile/11115-bartender/">@Bartender</a> and it worked? that is cool. 




I tried it like the NaturalResourceTree.rsc template file because I couldn't see another natural resource that had variations. The tree file is as such...




There seems to be a variants within graphicsmesh for each tree type, so I tried that for natural resource, but that doesn't work. It is great if it works having a graphics mesh group for each variant. I'll try that later.




 




If that works, it really helps me add the trapper items onto the map with great diversity (here come bears!)