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Simple FX: Smoke

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Prijs

Mod, 1.3, 1.4

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14 aug 2021 om 0:09

23 mrt 2023 om 17:19

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Overview

This mod makes buildings throughout the game emit smoke or vapor particles when they are in use. It is a purely graphical mod and does not impact gameplay any. You can add or remove it at any time.

*The bloomery on the left is from my Simple Chains: Steel mod

Built in mod-support

This list refers to mods which add buildings that can smoke:

Coal Expanded
Simple Chains: Steel
Trader Ship
VE - Coffee and Tea
VE - Furniture
VE - Power
VE - Production
VE - Medieval
VE - Settlers
VE - Vikings

For other modders

If you'd like to add smoke effects to your mod, you can easily do so without any patching needed. Just check the wiki[github.com] for documentation.

Credits

Mlie for a number of feature contributions
Wiri from the Dubs discord for pointing me in the right direction on how to rewrite this mod
Botaxalim for creating many of the mod patches

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5 sep 2021 om 5:10

Patch for compatibility

Erazil

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Rex 10 jan om 7:51

Perfect. Just watching a enemy settlement burn to the ground in a giant pile of smoke.

Xeonzs 6 jan om 4:07

Mod works fine in 1.5, besides the performance issues that still persist to this date even in the continued version that's linked.
I'll stick to just using the fire mod, this one causes too much performance drop during big fires.