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@@godfredgudguy8167 depends on what kind of map mod you are looking for. This one shows more map details: thunderstore.io/c/outward/p/sinai-dev/More_Map_Details/ This one gives a minimap in dungeons: thunderstore.io/c/outward/p/sinai-dev/Minimap/ If you are asking for custom regions or dungeons, then that is something that haven't been made yet. I'm not very familiar with it but I've heard that it's very challenging to get it to work without crashing the game. The different managers Ninedots use in the game aren't very happy with new regions and break a lot apparently.

@@StormCancerGr thanks! 🙏

You can give the player a status effect which affects the stability regen. If you export a template from the status effect called "KIll Streak" (which gives +50% Stability regeneration) you can figure out how to structure your status effect (what names/values to give it for the different fields). Then when you have your status effect, then you need to figure out a way to give the status effect to the player. Giving it automatically when you create a character is tricky and I believe you gotta use C# to do that. Alternatively you attach the status effect to some item, skill, potion, etc.

It uses many late-game items. This is more of an optimized build, and not a build I would recommend for most people. The particular version you see in this video (as opposed to the more tanky version which restricts itself to using lantern of souls), requires that you do the holy mission faction quests to get all the tanky passives, and the candleplate armor. The Chimera pistol have to be attained from the Blood Under The Sun quest by the smuggler's shop. This is pretty late game. Otherwise the other items are fairly straight forward to get. Any tank builds will feel weak without buffing completely against some enemies. In certain cases the protection and barrier will be enough, but that will only be against weaker enemies. Due to this being a tank build (with both impact resistance and high damage resistances) you won't have any problems if there is a single enemy or multiple enemies. They are treated the same because they do essentially no damage and no impact, so you just hit them until they die.

@@Mikamaru follow sheenshots modding tutorial, but before that make sure you have "Outward Definitive Edition". Modern mods are made for the Definitive Edition, and running those newer mods on Outward will cause issues like you are experiencing. I cannot say that is the problem, but it might be the problem. The steam banner always shows "Definite Edition" even though you might not have it. You can right-click on the game in the steam library select properties and go to the dlc tab. It should say if you have Outward Definite Edition.

@@RSVikingJohn every tutorial is kinda outdated.. Onoy thing that worked for me was instaling an older version from the side loader

@@Mikamaru the older version of sideloader is made for Oldward (Outward *before* Definitive Edition), that's what I was getting at with my comment. So it's not that the tutorials are outdated but the modloader is launching the old version of the game and trying to apply mods made for the new version of the game (they use different versions of unity that are incompatible). That's just what I thought, but I might be wrong though and you can be facing a different issue. Anyway, what matters most is that you have what you need. Best of luck with what you're gonna mod ♥️

@Lesser-Flame one common problem is that some people use Nexus mods.The mods on there are typically for older versions of Outward. I would stick to Thunderstore. Sheenshots has a nice installation guide for Outward mods: ua-cam.com/video/PTliQl1PglU/v-deo.html Edit: Additionally mods now are made for Definitive Edition. They are not necessarily backwards compatible with Outward because different Unity versions

This is very true. Pinning it.

@@blankx15 To not overwrite the skill the NewItemID (the field at the top) must be different than the old one. Negative numbers aren't used by the developers, so they are good to use. Then you won't accidentally overwrite some other skills. Second, you have the option of overwriting the old effects from your TargetID or appending new effects to the the copy of the old skill. This is where you use EffectTransformBehavior (right above the effect transform field): setting it to 'None' will append your new effect to the skill, setting it to 'Destroy' will first remove the old effects and then add your new one. So keep in mind the difference between the skill itself, and the effect which is socketed into the skill.

Because both hexes and sapped reduce enemy elemental damage, that might make barrier a bit broken if it was applied to every elemental instance. I think if they removed the hexes reducing the damage dealt then I think it could be fine. That would put it on the same level as physical damage (which only has 40% reduction). Having a way to reduce the damage by 65% (40%+25%) is just a bit too strong when combined with flat damage reduction. Edit: In a way I kinda like the way barrier only applies to a single element because that makes it really unique compared to resistance. It fulfills a specific role. It's just non-intuitive. Not sure what I would do to improve it though. I actually hope they make protection work similar to barrier in Outward 2 given they are expanding physical damage into slash stab and crush.

Thanks! :)

Yeah! The scarlet robes look surprisingly alright, just don't run the helmet and the legs XD

I think you can use mouse-button 4 to slow down time while in camera mode, or does that not work? I don't have a pc right now to check. Eitherway, it's something you can definitely mod, but you will have to do that through C#.

The documentation is unfortunately gone. It has been removed and there's no backup.

That's definitely true on paper because of the lower resistance, but the gear selection for those elements evens it out. The unfortunate thing with fire is that it is held back by the low base elemental damage of the weapons and imbues. The base damage of fire weapons (Meteoric Knuckles [18.5] & Sunfall Axe [21]) is low compared to frost (Tokebakicit [25]), and the fire varnish also has lower damage values than the ice varnish. On the positive side you have a bigger elemental advantage for this fight in particular, you get the burning/blaze status effect, and slightly higher damage bonuses. However, the blaze status effect is just equivalent to ~3.1 extra fire damage to your gauntlet (if you were to use meteoric knuckles). Math: (BlazeDamagePerSecond)*(TimeBetweenAttackOfGauntlet)=(1.25/0.25+1.5/0.5)*(1.557/4) =(5+3)*0.38925=3.114 So during the time you take to inflict one hit from the gauntlet you will have done 3.114 fire damage (before damage bonuses are applied). It is equivalent to adding 3.1 damage to the base fire damage of your gauntlets :) Lightning has the radiant wolf sword [39]. I recommend checking out Lunabirds chakram fight: ua-cam.com/video/cPTa2cx1ufY/v-deo.html If I understand correctly, it will trade some minor damage per second (due to the much lower attack speed of swords: 0.62x the speed of gauntlets) in favor of more consistency since you have the option to use chakram to stagger enemies. I think the fastest kill that he has uploaded is his 34 second kill from the link above. The quickest kill uploaded with this build is 21 seconds: ua-cam.com/video/vbw8VfQJP78/v-deo.html

@@RSVikingJohn well thats deep enough i guess 😁 thanks for info man

Sounds like a job you need to do in C#. I recommend talking with "ehaugw" on the modding discord about the character AI. I haven't done much with AI behavior and animations before. There are some others there who has also worked on characters before. I think there is a faction parameter for a character, but I'm unsure if that is all that you need to change to get the appropriate health bar. Sorry, I can't be of much direct help, but I wish you the best of luck with it!

Well that's an Idea. I'll try a little later and I'll tell you how to do it. Or I also get poofed by the question who knows.

Forgot to update this. I don't believe it's possible with the player. Opposite is true though, it can cast Imbue for the enemy...

If it is on that one particular sword (as opposed to all swords), then you add an effecttransform with the name "HitEffects" to the sword. It will have an effect condition to check for a hex on the enemy (it should be called "HasStatusEffectCondition" or something), and then you also need to add the "ImbueWeapon" effect corresponding to that particular hex. Do that for all the hexes and I think you should be set.

Frost Damage (before bonuses): Frost Damage from Tokebakicit: 25 Frost Damage from the Ice Varnish: (25+25*0.9) x 0.1 + 15 = 19.75 =>Total: 44.75 Frost Damage Bonus: Cool boon: +30% Lockwell's Revelation: +30% Brains: +15% Alchemical Experiment: +15% Corrupted: +15% Shimmer: +15% Red Wide Hat: +10% Scarlet Robes: +15% Rust Lich Boots: +25% Ice Totemic Lodge: +10% =>Total: +180% Frost Damage with bonuses accounted for: 44.75 x (1 + 1.8) = 125.3 ~ 125 Notes: I forgot to add gift of blood to the run here, and with the new poltergeist, the updated value becomes: Frost Damage = 45 x (1 + 1.95) = 132.75 ~ 133

It's pretty good with max cooldown reduction and that's what Lunabird sometimes uses in his build (outward.wiki.gg/wiki/Build:Elemental_Prismatic_Flurry). You also get a bit of utility from having mana push and other impact tools back quicker. However, the damage improvement isn't as large as I originally thought. We need to consider regular attacks in the skill rotation to get an accurate gauge of the damage with max CDR, and also the difference in damage bonus. Some reference values if you wanna calculate it: CDR | TIME(s) | #RegularHits | #PrismaticFlurries | #VitalCrashes | Note | 0% | 11 | 28.27 | 0 | 0 | Iceblood Pugilist (only using regular hits) | 80% | 11 | 14 | 2 | 1 | Elemental Prismatic Flurry | 90% | 11 | 8 | 4 | 2 | Elemental Prismatic Flurry (with energized) | To calculate how the dps compares between the builds we would need to count number of hits, damage multiplier for those hits, and the number of varnish hits, and the damage bonus of the build. The damage bonus depends a bit on setup of the cdr build but I think I will also have around +60% more damage bonus (equipment and alchemical experiment) compared to max cdr builds. From what I have calculated, when you are maxed out with CDR (energized) and varnish (ice varnish) it will be around 1% higher (multiplicative) dps. However, in the case of using a wind imbue, or not having energized, then iceblood pugilist will be better, 26% higher (multiplicative) dps if ice varnish but not energized. **All of this is assuming that you are fighting an enemy that is not fighting back. This is not typically the case, and in that case the cdr build will have an edge.** If you can keep up consistent DPS the higher iceblood will be, but in the cases where you have to play reactively then burst should be way better. In the end I think it boils down to playstyle and how efficient you are with burst vs consistent damage in builds. Sometimes this build will be quicker and other times it will be opposite.

Thanks ^^

Thank you! Really appreciate it ^^

Hey sorry didn't see your comment earlier. Bosses tend to be a bit tricky to attach droptables to (you often need to use C# for this). Normal enemies tend to have droptables which you can hijack into. To attach a droptable to these normal enemies you need two parts. Part A: DropTable_Addition (which is an itemsource type). This requires a target droptable (existing droptable you wanna append your own droptable to), and your own custom droptable. Part B: Your own Droptable. I usually think of the SL_Droptable_Addition as the gun (it has a content and it is aimed at something), and what you are firing is the SL_Droptable XD. I'll look into making another video soon. No guarantees though. Been having a busy life recently

@@RSVikingJohn Thank you very much for taking the time to answer! I will try and do this again (soonish?). I was annoyed with that we only have 2 lexicons in the game, so i was trying to tie some new lexicons to the bosses in the game. Worst case scenario, I can make it so you have to enhance the lexicons and they slowly gain power(dunno have to think about it)! Hope the part 2 gets made! part 1 was very insightful. but ofc first things first :) Good Luck!