RE: Mortar

[Eleven Warrior]

Has anyone made a Mortar into another object? I am trying to do some of Germmanys DM3 objects and the Toolbox would be awesome as a way of making new item(s). There of course would be recipes like the Mortar does in the game. With LOG 1 you just cloned the Mortar and renamed it to what you wanted and then just define new recipes.

Can anyone help me on this please? I am trying to redo the whole DM3 assets pack for modding.

[Eleven Warrior]

Ok here is a Test I am trying but it's not working, I believe the Mortar is hard coded with the Herbs as you seen on the game screen when you use the Mortar. I have to say why did they do this? The old Mortars system in LOG 1 was good and at least you could change the Mortar to something else eg: Dm_toolbox. The code below is more than likely way of but I gave it a shot. So if anyone can help out on this much appreciated ahy

Just testing the waters here that's all:

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--- Toolbox Item ---
defineObject{
	name = "tool_box",
	baseObject = "base_item",
	components = {
	{
	class = "Model",
	model = "mod_assets/dmcsb_pack/models/items/dm_toolbox.fbx",
	},
	{
	class = "Item",
	uiName = "Toolbox",
	gfxAtlas = "mod_assets/textures/gui/dm_icoatlas.tga",
	gfxIndex = 144,
	weight = 1.0,
	description = "An toolbox with some tools used to create basic items.",
	traits = { "usable" },
	},
	{
	class = "CraftPotion",
	requirements = { "alchemy", 1 },
	},
	},
	}

--- Recipe to make a torch ---
defineRecipe{
	potion = "torch",
	level = 1,
	ingredients = 7, --is the herb number for: "t_box_drywood but does not register--
	}

--- Herb 7 --- --- I assume you just add a new herb number 7 next in line on the list, but not sure if this right? ---
defineObject{
	name = "t_box_drywood",
	baseObject = "base_item",
	components = {
	{
	class = "Model",
	model = "assets/models/items/branch.fbx",
	},
	{
	class = "Item",
	uiName = "Dry Wood",
	description = "Dry wood can be used to create items.",
	gfxIndex = 273,
	stackable = true,
	weight = 0.05,
	traits = { "herb" },
	},
	},
	tags = { "herb" },
	}