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Yeah, and you know what you get? A tantrum

vortex.

Now, would you rather have a tantrum spiral, or a tantrum vortex?

I just released a mod.  Like, just now.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=81647.0

Quote from: Aramco on April 06, 2011, 07:48:53 pm

Oh yeah, and... The workshop will look just like the soap maker's shop, because I don't know how to change the appearance. If anyone could help me to make one, that'd be awesome.

Use this : http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=54004.0

Awesome, thanks.

Any suggestions on what I should do next? My creativity limits me to ~3 ideas a month.

EDIT: Introducing, the newest member of the Bridge Mod team, Xanthogen! Xanthogen is, well, to put it bluntly, pretty pathetic for weapons and armor. It's value, though-- seems Dwarves really like that eye-wrenching color. It is the most valueable material in the game, and slightly rarer than Dextronium.

Oh yeah, and... The workshop will look just like the soap maker's shop, because I don't know how to change the appearance. If anyone could help me to make one, that'd be awesome.

That's what they look like? My team just got ten times awesomer.

Are you ready for my next mod? It has a ridiculous name, as is my custom. It is called...

The Bridge of Power Mod

Now, these alleged bridges are not the type you have set up to atomsmash things-- but, rather, one to bridge the gap, no, the chasm that exists between steel and adamantine. Sort of like that mithril mod, but that is just easier to make steel. Now, if you know anything about adamantine, you'll know that one, single, material could not possibly bridge that gap. That's why this mod has four materials to bridge the gap. These materials are unusable in their raw form (And worthless, so don't bother selling it). In order to get a usable material, you'll have to combine two of the raw stuff, one useless stone, and fuel at a Bridge Workshop. Or, alternatively, two ores, one useless stone, and no fuel at a magma bridge workshop.

Also, you can combine two Aurontine, two Lithesium, and to Dextronium to make adamantine (Though I don't see why you'd want to). Wondering what they're called, and how they perform? Well, the first one, Aurontine (Kudos to Jeousha for the material generator), occurs in sedimentary and metamorphic stone layers, about a third as often as standard materials, in small clusters. The second, Lithesium (Once again, credits to Jeousha), occurs in the same exact way as Aurontine. The third, Dextronium (Once again), occurs in the same way, but only occurs one fifth as often as standard materials.  And the last, Xanthogen. Xanthogen is, well, to put it bluntly, pretty pathetic for weapons and armor. It's value, though-- seems Dwarves really like that eye-wrenching color. It is the most valuable material in the game, and slightly rarer than Dextronium.

And the performace? Aurontine out performs silver for blunt weapons, but is terrible for edged weapons. Lithesium is the opposite-- Great for edged weapons, but terrible for blunt. And the last, Dextronium, is better than any other material in the game (Save maybe adamantine itself) for edged weapons and blunt weapons.

I wouldn't be surprised if this turned into a total overhaul mod, so don't expect this to be it.

This is probably the longest post I've ever made.

EDIT: Heh... Forgot the download link.

http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=4140

Oh, one more thing-- I take no responsibility for you if the extreme colors burn the eyes out of your sockets.

One more question-- Is it possible to make a custom workshop require magma? (Like the magma workshops in vanilla)