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The url is gusminecraft.cloudapp.net

It is running my mod, which allows for probability based item breakage. Now nothing lasts forever! Sure, you can get by with a copper knife, if you don't mind resharpening it all the time. Bronze is much harder and more durable, but harder to craft.

At the time of writing, copper and bronze are fully implemented, replacing steel (which I will reintroduce in future updates).

Malachite and Cassiterite are both found in rocky biomes and everything else is much the same, or otherwise easily discovered. For more information about the tech tree, see this crafting guide. Big thanks to Kazetsukai and ryanb for their awesome work on this.

All art uses existing assets, so no client update is necessary.

Issues with the items and transitions can be logged here. I have only playtested up to crafting a copper ax myself.

Okay, I have created a .zip file with the necessary changes to run this mod and I have tested that it works by using it on a different computer with the standard client installed on it.

I've tried to make it as simple as possible to install and uninstall, so I have included script and batch files to do these actions for you.

1. Download the pack here
2. Extract it into your OHOL game folder.
3. Run installUncleGusMod.sh on linux/mac or installUncleGusMod.bat on Windows.
4. Run the game and login.

When you want to swap back to whatever server you were joining before, run uninstallUncleGusMod.sh or uninstallUncleGusMod.bat and it will reverse the process.

A version mismatch will tell you that there's a new version of the pack to download. I'll just replace the zip file, so it should always have the same link. Make sure to uninstall the mod before extracting the new version, so that it overwrites the mod files.

As a part of creating my mod, I've come up with a couple of tools that help me create transitions and ensure I have everything covered off.

I have a google spreadsheet where in each row I type in:
1) The name of the actor item (the tool)
2) The name of the target (the thing being interacted with on the ground)
3) The new actor (what you're left with in your hand)
4) The new target (the thing produced on the ground)
5) Notes (either XXs for decay or Last Use)

I also have a couple of other columns specific to my mod's code changes.

The spreadsheet looks up the items from a list and pulls back the item ID and uses this to generate the name of the transition file and the contents of the transition file.
I then copy this information into a file and run a javascript function on it which generates all of the transition files for me.

In this way, I can very quickly create new transitions from the spreadsheet, where I can sort and filter them etc. and make sure I've got all of the transitions covered. Corrections are very easy to make as well.

If anyone is interested in using these tools, I can share a copy of my google sheet with my mod specific stuff removed. The javascript file is in my github repo: https://github.com/UncleGus/OneLifeData7