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Choo!Choo! Emberpelts patch [U6]

OK WELL THANK

@PAPAPUM729 You need to install this, and the original choo choo mod, with all of choo choo's dependencies.

Well, how do I put it in Timberborn?

thank for the mod

Ah okay, I see. Thanks for following up with me. I'm gonna let him know, hopefully he updates it.

Well, all this mod is, is a bunch of specification files. It basically says "Load these assets into this faction", to load the Folktails trains into Emberpelts, then another set that I wrote says "Look for these buildings and change their textures", so there's no real code involved that isn't already there, so this mod itself shouldn't be capable of causing the issue.

I did some quick tests. With Emberpelts, Ladders and this mod (nothing else other than dependencies) I see the issue you mentioned. Removing this mod ONLY, (so Choo choo is loaded, but not doing anything for Emberpelts) I still see the issues.

I'm doing a few more tests, but I'm pretty sure it's Choo Choo! (Tobbert's mod) causing these issues.

Experiencing a weird bug with this mod where a beaver will be working in a building, but will be sitting in the doorway as they do when there's "nothing to do". This even happens with buildings like the inventor as well. When I turn this mod off, it stops.

If anyone is in the timberborn discord I can try posting images of what I did in there to help you use them

I have a big network of trains on two of my maps, good to move supplies across big maps. They are difficult to get going at first and sometimes I modify them and screw something up and do not fully understand what I did but the basics are you need to obviously build exits from the train production plant then give it a set of stations to move between, it seems to be able to reverse but I always build a loop at each station with a waiting area for it to turn around and wait for another train to arrive if one is on the line it will exit from, also when making T intersections I have found it is good to use the single track direction setting that is a check box and tell the trains they can only go on direction on that piece of track, this seems to guide them to the correct locations so they will move, the train seems set up to not move if there will be a collision so you have to make sure it knows where to go in a way that it wont end up head on at another train.

Honestly, I haven't figured out how to use them either. I do know they work though because I saw "Random Kiwi Gamer" using them in one of his videos on youtube.