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I have no clue how to make mods, anyway you can share your mod for that? I already have bepinex and a few other mods to fix things I find annoying. does it make it upgradable too?
I don't have nexus account and don't plan to make one, so nah
I can't download this bepex so I didn't bother checking it's API ;d I mod directly in the game files (side effect >mod is lost during game update<, but that's not a problem since game rarely updates and just copy paste few lines isn't problem at all)
if you wanted bepex mod... you would need to check it's API
But for simple mod, you can just edit the game file directly
\Steam\steamapps\common\Valheim\valheim_Data\Managed\assembly_valheim.dll
-Open it with any program that edits C# (For example I use DNspy)
-Then in the search panel type the class you want, (the objectDB one I said earlier, just name is enough, can skip this "public class" thingie)
-Then look for the method I mentioned
-Right click it and "edit method"
-Copy paste the code
-Right click anywhere and "compile"
-In the left top corner file -> save all
-You are done, start game
other way to mod it... would be simply adding your own recipe for sword and there you can set all costs and max upgrade lvl too
but code is much longer then
You telling me of hidden recipes made me think of looking up for a less specific mod, one that adds those and I found one, someone made a mod to add recipes for items that can't be crafted but should be, like chains, and such and included Dyrnwyn. Even though I didn't use your code, you gave me the idea that led to solving my problem, so thanks a lot!
it seems you have managed to catch my comment before I edited it, because I added the ide about new recipes at the end
Thanks for ruining the surprise by cheating and not listing this thread as a major spoiler.
you realize that almost every thread out there is spoiler ;D?
even simple thread talking about first boss is already major spoiler~~
don't read internet if you don't want stuff spoiled ;d
What you just said is abjectly false on a few levels and frankly i lack the effort to explain why.
Thanks for the steam points tho.
If you cant tell the difference between any random forum post and one where somebody dug through the game files or console to unearth ♥♥♥♥ thats planned idk what to tell ya. The difference is significant and attempting to explain it sounds like an effort in futility.
Do I actually super care? No. But if your gonna go through that process of uncovering stuff thats not even released or announced a warning in the title is nice, thats all. Just simple common courtesy.
But your right, im in the wrong here. Gonna go make like a whale and go krill my self o/
the fact taht you had to put more effort to find it doesn't change this fact...
At best you could call it "easter egg" just like it happens in other games when people find stuff that is hidden :D