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The intention with these events is to incentivize players to travel/explore further from their bases, and add more unpredictability to the moment-to-moment gameplay. This also adds more value and utility to vehicles.
The pilots will dynamically toggle the plane lights during day/night transitions, and the drone of the engines will alert players to incoming aircraft.
Starting a new game will now begin with a drop-off plane leaving the player location (hoping to give a sense of isolation and the situation at hand).
During their flights they are coded to dynamically traverse the landscape geometry, so will fly over mountains, down into valleys, avoid peaks, etc.
Players will be able to observe crash sites by their burning debris fields and a column of smoke from the burning fuel. If enough shroud on the map has been uncovered, the flames from the crash will be visible from the map view.
They are armored and can be identified by their white pilot helmets. It is possible for players to find a pilot helmet, however it is extremely rare (similar to the deep-cave miner gas masks). 
The debris from the wreck is also of value to players. Almost all parts of the wreck can be broken down to yield scrap metal. This will cause usage damage to your tools over time.
Vehicles now become more valuable, as a means of travel to regions with a required resource within daylight hours. Or more careful planning of routes while on-foot is required to secure needed resources.
Regions Toggle: If the region boundary lines are distracting, they can be toggled on/off using the checkbox on the right-side of the map view.
Currently regions only control distribution of ore/minerals, although I see potential to expand this in the future to wildlife and vegetation. It's a tricky balance, so I appreciate feedback on the current balance and suggestions for the future.
The purpose of this is to make the natural environment more dense with interactable foliage (rather than just static bushes).
This bench now handles the various crafting options for electrical items.
Some of the existing electrical items have been moved from the workbench crafting menu, as well as new added items that can now be crafted.
The distribution and balance for the new resource types may need some tweaking, so I welcome feedback regarding this.
The animations have been blended in for all weapons and tools, so you do not need to unequip your weapon.
This means they are better able to flank a player's position and create more dynamic encounters.
This does mean that the hunters also benefit from this change, so be careful when you hear that pump or double barrel cocking while in combat.
Rifle Predator Skin: Item Store Page
Pistol Predator Skin: Item Store Page
Combat Helmet Snow Camo Skin: Item Store Page
Skins on the Steam Store can also be accessed from within the game by clicking on the weapon in your inventory.
Twitter: @playSubsistence
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El hud del tanque de agua mostrará indicadores de si las tuberías están conectadas a su flujo de entrada y salida, y si las tuberías de entrada conectadas llegan a una fuente de agua.
Luego, las tuberías se pueden unir y eventualmente conectar a la conexión de entrada de un tanque de agua.
Las tuberías tienen una longitud máxima que se aplica al colocar la tubería. Al conectar tuberías, debe conectarse a la manija de la válvula en cualquiera de los extremos de la tubería de conexión.
Al mover una tubería en la red, puede mover la cabeza o la cola de la tubería. Las tuberías conectadas se moverán con la tubería en movimiento, lo que le permitirá ajustar perfectamente las redes de tuberías con su base.
Puede ver visiblemente cuándo una tubería está conectada a una fuente de agua según el color de la manija de la válvula en la cabeza y la cola de la tubería (azul/rojo). Las tuberías también brillarán en azul/rojo cuando se miren de cerca para indicar el flujo de agua. Entonces será obvio cuando se haya producido una desconexión en sus redes de tuberías.
Dentro del hud del tanque de agua, hay una pestaña para acceder al grifo. Hay opciones para llenar una o todas las cantimploras, así como para lavarse las manos.
El agua del tanque no se purifica, por lo que todavía es necesario hervirla antes de beberla (el tratamiento del agua es una posibilidad para futuras actualizaciones).
Una vez conectado (actualizado), el rociador tiene una conexión de entrada de agua a la que se pueden conectar las tuberías de agua. Las tuberías deben conectarse a la salida de un tanque de agua.
Siempre que el tanque conectado tenga agua disponible, los rociadores se pueden activar e hidratarán lentamente el huerto de plantas. Mientras rocía, la bomba de salida del tanque de agua conectada estará funcionando y consumirá una pequeña cantidad de energía. Los aspersores se apagarán automáticamente una vez que el huerto esté lleno.
Los jugadores pueden configurar sus sistemas de rociadores para que funcionen automáticamente. Al habilitar la casilla de verificación "automatización" dentro del hud del rociador del huerto de plantas, los rociadores se encenderán automáticamente una vez que el nivel del agua del huerto de plantas caiga por debajo del 40%. Sin embargo, tener la automatización habilitada consumirá un 10 % más de energía para ese huerto de plantas en la bomba del tanque de agua.
El hud del rociador también muestra un indicador de si el huerto de plantas está actualmente conectado a una red de tuberías que tiene agua disponible.
Dentro del HUD de BCU, hay una nueva pestaña "Estadísticas de recursos básicos". Esto enumera todos los elementos básicos y su uso de energía/masa. La lista se puede clasificar en orden ascendente/descendente según el uso de energía o masa.
Esto significa que los jugadores están menos obligados a seguir moviendo elementos de un lado a otro para crear.
Según las solicitudes de los jugadores, agregué una lectura de distancia a los marcadores de hud para BCU y kits caídos, lo que debería facilitar la identificación / diferenciación entre ellos y juzgar el tiempo de viaje. La distancia se mide en metros.
Esto debería ser una buena mejora de la calidad de vida cuando se trata de administrar muchas cantimploras a la vez.
Al hacer clic en el botón, se abrirá la interfaz de Steam para mostrar todos los logros y el progreso actual de cada uno.
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Unlike many other powered crafting items, vehicle stages require no upfront power cost, but instead will consume power throughout each construction stage.
A minimum of 500 power is required for constructing. If power levels drop below 500, it will pause. Construction can be resumed by clicking on the current stage and a resume button will show. In addition; construction can be manually paused at any time using the same process.
The dimentions of the VCB is 2x foundation widths by 1.5x, and can be snapped to existing building pieces.
It runs on "vehicle fuel" (a new item, see below), and has onboard battery power which is required for engine ignition and headlights. When mounting the vehicle, a driving hud will show top right, giving stats on speed, fuel, battery etc. 
There are 3 interactable areas: The engine (at the front), where the player can refuel and jump-start the battery. The driving section (center). And the trunk, where players can access the onboard storage.
The vehicle is designed for travel, rather than combat. So while it is possible to ram players/hunters/animals, this will ultimately build-up damage on the vehicle. As too will impacts with world geometry, so be mindful of your speed and routes.
You can toggle between the two using the existing "Cycle Camera" key which driving (which is rebindable). The game will remember your choice, so you don't have to keep resetting it.
The gears can be shifted using the mouse wheel (or whatever you have bound to next/previous weapon).
The headlights can be operated using the "L" key while driving (or whatever you have bound to your "Toggle Flashlight" key).
I added some subtle lens flares and ambient illumination on the hood and bumpers, which I think looks pretty nice.
Mined with the pickaxe (or axe), the nodes will yield Black Crystal Ore. The ore must be refined in the refinery to produce pure Black Crystal, ready for crafting.
Climbing axes are required to descend down into (and return from) the lava caves.
They are also required for vehicle repairs. They can take some time to craft, so best to queue them up and let the lathe do its thing.
The further the vehicle from the VCB, the higher the power cost (although there is a floor and ceiling to this cost). Recalling a vehicle will dock it at the VCB that recalled it.
Allows for smoothly entering and exiting your base garage.
This upgrade can be crafted/attached to an ATV. Once attached, an additional icon will show in the driving hud, and players can use this to remotely open/close the nearest garage door while driving.
I'm using morphing to bend and misshape the geometry of parts of the vehicle as it takes continued damage.
When damage is becoming excessive, the engine will start to hiss and smoke, and eventually catch fire, and ultimately explode once health reaches zero. Once exploded, the tires will also be blown off.
The repair process will consume power throughout the process. If tires are missing, they will automatically be reattached. The vehicle becomes drivable again so long as at least one tire is attached (although missing tires greatly affect handling).
It will provide a minimum charge to start the engine, and the vehicle can charge the remaining % through use. The jump kit will be returned to player, and will need to be recharged using batteries.
This allows players to switch between the various cosmetics they may own on their Steam account.
Any excess fuel after the engine it full will be returned to the player (so no need to split).
Skins can be found on the Subsistence Steam Store.
Alpha 59 brings a large expansion to the western side of the map, opening up access to a large new lake, streams, ponds, waterfalls, forested regions and beachfront. 
It is important the world continues to scale in size, as I want long-haul travel and exploration to play a role leading into future features and development. 
Here's a link for a full 4k image of the world map.
They support wind simulation via vertex animation (with no skeletal meshes), seasonal changes, large-scale instance meshing, etc. They are still a work in progress, but are performant and give me much more control over the code rather than working around a black-box feature set.
The new area is mostly populated with new tree species using the new code. Eventually I hope to transition the old trees on the rest of the map as I introduce more species.
This does increase the polygonal complexity to the scene rendering, but I'm using some aggressive LOD and lighting transitions to maintain high performance.
The new geometry caused problems with the AI pathing systems, so needed to be updated to accommodate. 
I think these new pieces will open up a lot of new creativity for base designs, so I'm curious to see what players will create!
How the system works: 
In addition, when a stack is at a low count, it will take longer to perish (an example shown above). I think this is an appropriate way to balance/decrease the penalty of food perishing while looting, while still maintaining the necessity for preservation methods when at larger scales of production.
Meats and cooked meals still don't show meters. This is because they still maintain independent perish times for every item in a stack. So I would have to either think of a way to present up to 10 perish times for a single item in the inventory, or switch them over to use the same logic as fruit/veg.
The glass jar is returned when eating the Chutney, so each jar only needs to be crafted once.
While they don't generally pose a threat to players, they are opportunistic predators and will snatch a hooked fish or small game kill from players. So keep an eye on the skies while hunting/fishing.
Shooting an Eagle while it is clutching prey will cause it to drop it, allowing the player to trace it down and steal the catch for themselves.
Usually too high and out of reach, players should use their climbing axes to scale the rockface to gain access to nests.
Looting an nest will yield Pristine Eagle Feathers. You can loot the nest while still attached to the rockface, just get close enough, look an the feather and press the use key.
Eagles will become aggressive if they spot you tampering with their nests, so be careful. Note: Killing an eagle will damage it's feathers, so looting from its nest it the only way to acquire the pristine features. Eagle kills are also now tracked in player stats.
Players can now craft Hang Gliders from the workbench. To use the Hang Glider, it must be placed on the toolbelt and equipt like any tool or weapon. When the player begins to fall, the glider will auto-deploy.
The glider will take slow usage damage over time, so keep your eye on it's health so it doesn't break during a flight. It requires Pristine Eagle Feathers to craft (and maintain), so players will need to loot some nests.
While gliding, players can freely move their head around to enjoy the views, while using the keyboard movement keys to control the glider.
Note: It's currently not possible to exploit flying onto exposed hunter bases. The way I've implemented this may seem crude, but eventually I hope to add more natural means of defense from flying raids. 
The new designs take advantage of several new building pieces and base items previously unavailable.
I've also added a system that tracks which bases get destroyed by players, so replacement hunter squads can alternate through the different designs to keep things changing-up. 
The impact is huge, as can be seen in these comparison stats, which shows CPU load on a server (at ~75% build capacity) with 4 concurrent players on each. What was previously pinned and constantly running below target tick rate, now sits comfortable with plenty of headroom. 
An example use of the API would be to post an in-game alert notifying that the server will shortly be resetting, so players aren't caught off-guard during a reset.
Currently the API only has a couple of endpoints, but now it is implemented, provides me a platform to expand it's functionality moving forward. 
Also fixed the the animal models blurring for a period of time after they would ragdoll on death.
In addition, bases will cease to consume or produce power, mining drills, generators, fabricators will cease to operate. Plants will also not grow. Fridges will remain active but use no power (so your food will be safe).
The trees must be placed within your base build sphere as they have functioning lights that run off base power. 
The option to craft these festive trees runs between Nov 1st and Dec 31st each year (based on your system clock).
The skins can be found on the game's Item Store on Steam.
To apply a skin in-game, left click on the inventory item and the available skins will show as icons in the item's details box. They can be switched back and forth at any time. 
Mucho más profundo que el sistema de cuevas existente, las nuevas cavernas alcanzan venas de
El nuevo sistema de cuevas conecta los dos sistemas de cuevas existentes. Así que ahora es
Las cuevas ahora conectadas hacen que todo el sistema subterráneo sea bastante gigantesco.
Para ascender, con los ejes equipados, simplemente acérquese y enfréntese a cualquier pared de
Una vez montado, el jugador puede escalar libremente la cara de la montaña usando las teclas de
El jugador desmontará automáticamente la pared cuando llegue a un terreno plano. Al llegar a la
Esta nueva mecánica requirió un esfuerzo de desarrollo significativo, y parecerá infrautilizada en
Como se hizo anteriormente, para aumentar el límite, agrupe / agrupe muchos construibles del
Necesitaron un poco de revisión de la inteligencia artificial para evitar carreras suicidas en piscinas
Darse un chapuzón en un lago es una forma de refrescarse, elegir ropa más adecuada o equipar su
Estoy usando un poco de física de destrucción menor en la malla de la caja para que sea un poco
Estas cajas pueden contener elementos de nivel superior, sin embargo, tienen un alto tiempo de
Recolectar bayas a lo largo de las distintas temporadas ahora permite a los jugadores preparar
La mermelada proporciona un impulso a la salud / resistencia máxima, de lo contrario no se
Puede notar que el beneficio total de frutas / verduras es menor que el total de bayas individuales.
Además, las cajas producirán una sutil sacudida cuando los jugadores interactúen con ellas. Creo
Esto ayudará a los jugadores a enviar solicitudes de amistad o abrir el chat en Steam si se unen en
Anteriormente, esto era solo un párrafo de texto, por lo que no era obvio que el modo fácil ofrece la
The LA Rifle uses the same 7.62mm cartridges as the existing rifle, but deals slightly more damage. However, this is at the penalty of a slower fire-rate due to the lever action between each shot. So it is a more powerful and cost-effective weapon, so long as the shots are accurate.
The LA Rifle can also load a new ammo type (which the basic Rifle cannot), please see later in the patch notes for details.
You can checkout a short video of the LA Rifle here: https://youtu.be/5xmkOMUkf0s
This isn't a total nerf to the darkness of nights. The moon moves through its own cycles (currently set to 8 days), and the light emitted is dictated by its fullness. So there will still be many near pitch black nights.
It is also tied in with the weather system, such that if the skies are overcast, this will deprive players of brighter lit moony nights. I considered tying it in with months/seasons also, but given the adjustable nature of the seasons, I thought best to leave it as a separate system.
Now during attacks/raids, building pieces will explode/collapse and glass will shatter into physics-based pieces. I think this greatly helps immersion during gameplay.
You can checkout a short video of the new destruction in action here (where I detonate a BCU on my own base): https://youtu.be/kCxeLkBHMxc
As with the moonlight, storm fronts will obscure their visibility and their intensity will be muted by overcast skies. I think this adds some cool diversity to the world over the passing of time. 
I've added an LOD system to drastically reduce the number of light sources required to render the same scene. 
However it's properties are slightly different, whereby it offers slightly more warmth at the penalty of slightly less damage protection. So it is a good option for early spring and late fall.
I've now modeled first person versions of all of the long sleeved clothing items, which I feel helps a lot feeling continuity with your character.
In addition to this, you can no longer extend the placement range of either item, avoiding the exploit of players placing BCU Crackers by extending their reach through windows etc.
Once banned, you should see them listed under the Banned list in the server info UI (where you can choose to unban them).
Phosphate ore is somewhat rare, and can be processed into Phosphorus in the refinery. Each piece of Phosphate Ore yields 3 Phosphorus once processed.
Incendiary rounds deal the same initial damage as their standard counterparts, however will catch the target on fire for around 10 seconds, dealing continuous damage over that time.
Jumping into water will extinguish the fire.
It was either showing 100% or nothing. It was also leading to an incorrect reading on the current world temperature (which displays at top left). This is now fixed.
This can be useful for a burst of wood harvesting, or breaking into bases. A status icon will display on the right side of the hud indicating when the boost is active. The damage incurred to the tool will also increase to match the increased damage dealt.
Now the Adrenaline Boost will provide unlimited stamina for 3 minutes, regardless of your character's physical condition. A status icon will show on the right while it is active. 
It's also not obvious that players protein levels drop faster if the player is cold. So I've also added a contextual tip to explain this.
Players are issued a free heat pack when respawned during winter time. However this is not obvious and often leads to a death loop trying to get back to safety. I've added a one-time prompt to highlight this mechanic. 
You can checkout this short video showing the feature in action (running on my dev build):
With the axe equipped, look at the ice until a progress wheel displays, then begin chopping to create the hole. This can take a toll on the axe's condition, so keep an eye on its health bar. 
Fishing in the ice hole does not require casting with the rod. Simply approach the hole with an equipped rod (and tackle) and an action prompt will display to start fishing. 
Ice holes will eventually refreeze over. I have code in place to reduce the rate of refreezing if a hole is being actively used, but it will eventually refreeze regardless.
The hives are fairly rare and can be found attached to tree trunks. An axe or pickaxe can be used to harvest the hive to yield the honey.
Honey can be eaten raw and used in cooking recipes. Honey is currently the only food item providing a max-health/stamina boost in its raw form.
Attacking a hive will unleash a deadly swarm of bees, so take stock of your current condition (and equipment) before attempting to harvest a hive.
They cannot be caught using fish traps, and require rod-fishing.
They also cannot be caught using fish traps, and require rod-fishing.
Perch can be caught in fish traps. The can be cooked whole, or harvested for fish oil.
The only (current) use for mangled corpses is to allow it to decay into "rotten meat".
I feel this change is a more intuitive means of maintaining gameplay balance (rather than how it was previously).
It will attach to any curved foundation, ceiling and wall, and should offer new possibilities for some creative base designs.
I've added new pathing logic to allow them to negotiate trees while chasing prey. There is still a lot of future work I have planned for animal AI, but this should be a big improvement compared to how it was previously.
These tart berries come with a small hydration penalty (effectively making winter a little more of a struggle), so make sure to melt plenty of snow and keep a couple of canteens on you. 
They can safely be eaten raw. There currently aren't dedicated cooking recipes for mushrooms, but that will come in the future. 
This dish is the highest tier meal that can be cooked using the frying-pan (typically the baking pan is required for such stats-boosting recipes).
It can safely be eaten raw, but much better cooked. It has slightly lower stats than salmon fillets.
Simply click on your glow stick to display it's contextual item display (at the top of the hud). Then select from the color-picker to apply your color of choice.
This should help teammates signal-to or identify one another, as well as offering additional visual customization. 
They must be cooked on a fire before eating, or can cause infection. 
Crayfish are only small but are a good survival dietary supplement. They offer slightly more protein than small fish or perch (however do not yield fish oil). 
When logged in as an admin, type "freecam" in the console to enter free-cam mode.
This will put you in a detached state, allowing you to fly around the map (even underwater and through cave systems). The speed of camera can be controlled by using the mouse wheel. The camera does react to collision, so you can't just clip through geometry.
While in this state, it is not possible to interact with items, however it is possible to use the "delete buildable" admin command. This allows admins to remove buildables by looking at them and using the "delete buildable" key, which is bindable in the in-game controls. 
To use this feature you must be logged in as an admin on a dedicated server. Open the in-game server stats menu and select the player you wish to teleport to. This will present a button to trigger the teleport with the other admin buttons on the right side. 
I think this adds some cool immersion while resting by a campfire. This action can be set/rebound in the in-game controls (the default key is "/").
Currently the only insect threat are bee stings, however I have plans for mosquitos on the roadmap (still not totally confirmed yet however).
I've now addressed this, so what you see/hear should align correctly with what is being harvested.
Note: These no-build zones are not active in single player or player-hosted co-op games.
Now, not only do different lake types yield different fish types, but the months/seasons dictate the population/chance of certain fish types (example: it is now rare to catch a salmon during the winter). 
This was a massive pain to debug, however I believe I now have it fixed. The issue was caused by my aggressive handling of sorting algorithms as server results come in. I will keep an eye on this to verify the issue is closed.
Now, since players have a means of escaping the ice, I have removed/altered this. It will still attempt to avoid freezing players/hunters in the surface ice however.
Also rosehip and mushroom picking stats have been added.
Now you can hold the reel-in key during the strike animation, and it will begin reeling once complete.
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