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I'm in the planning phase of trying to make an insect mod/small world mod yet again, because the idea of feudal bug stuff interests me. I am still figuring out a playable race and how I'd make the world work exactly, such as how to do grass and such. As for the setting itself, part of me is feeling a more fantastical approach, but I feel that'd be a lot like Hollow Knight, and I want some other sort of vibe to it.
You might like to look at Brolol's abandoned bug mod. He did most of the environment modding already, and his posts about the frustrations that seemingly got him to eventually drop it could help avoid problems.
Right, got so focused on justifying that I forgot. 'Tis Star Wars.......
Feel kinda bad because Jawa Fortress is a really good mod, but I really want to do this. So...
About to start a new mod, which in the "proud" Teneb tradition is a conversion of a pre-existing universe. Main difference here is that there's already another mod that does that (and does it well!), but 1) I want to do it; and 2) the extant mod approaches it from a different way than what I want to do. Which, y'know, is fine... just don't want to look like I'm making a competing mod because I've seen communities in other games take a bad turn cuz of that.
Huh. FWIW, I have a 90% complete port of LangCreate to C# as it is... Asked Talvieno about it several years ago. If you're still interested in it, should I send you the nearly working C# port?
I had to import two .dll files from the original program, seemingly standard library parts for the KPL programming language, into the project to get it to run as decompiled C#. I've nearly finished removing the dependency on it, but I guess the original KPL license is still applicable to... exactly one person here
I'm also turning it into a command-line program while I'm at it, which should make Linux/Mac support easier. That said, I'd have no idea how to do a web version of it, seeing as I still can't make heads or tails of the algorithm it implements
Really, the C# port was one part of my hoped for Java port. Might still be, seeing as the CLI interface should let me test the two versions for identical behavior.
By costumes, I guess.
Also Miis seem friendly with Tomodachi Life. XBox avatars are just about those sweet cheeves.
Will you add them?So, I suggest creatures for this mod. From Fallen London and Sunless Sea. Rubbery Men, Starved Men, Curators, Devils, Fingerkings, Lamplighter Bees, Snuffers, Moon-Misers, Sorrow Spiders, Clay Men, Rattus Faber, Megalops, Stone Pigs, Frost Moth and Flukes.Whats about not only video games creatures? I want to make co-op mod about SCP.
Well, I do not desire to mod in SCP creatures. You'll have to find someone else to do work with.
I'll consider them.
Hello! It's been a long while since I was here, it seems. Six years have flown by far too quickly. Thank you for summoning me back!
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As to LangCreate, I could probably redo that from scratch with little difficulty - perhaps as a browser-based version, to help make sure everyone can use it. I seem to recall it only being Windows-friendly. Fixing that would probably come sooner than RandCreatures. I could stick it on my website somewhere.
