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Stop, Drop 'n Roll (the "Fire Self-Extinguish" Mod)!

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Build 41, Clothing/Armor, Misc, Multiplayer, Pop Culture, Realistic

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Description

Stop, Drop, and Roll!

"Stop, drop, and roll" is a fire-safety technique for when your clothes catch fire.

If your clothes catch fire:

STOP where are you are!
DROP to the ground and cother your nose and mouth!
ROLL over back and forth until the flames are out!

Please note that clothes can get damaged from this technique, and you should quickly clean and dress any burns as soon as possible.

(The above text is a parody and should not be considered as valid medical or fire-safety advice in any form or fashion.)

How the mod works

If you catch yourself on fire, you can right-click anywhere and select 'Stop, Drop 'n Roll.' This will extinguish the flames, but is likely to add holes to your clothing. The number of holes added is based around your character's luck levels.

Works in Multiplayer!

Workshop ID: 2908614026
Mod ID: DropRollMod

Popular Discussions View All (4)

7 Nov, 2023 @ 2:41am

safe to add to a save?

Mentlegen

25 Aug, 2024 @ 11:05am

Stuttering when right clicking on gound.

Space Donuts

1 Apr, 2023 @ 10:19am

How translate this mod?

Troggian

122 Comments

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pointblank98 10 Aug @ 2:51pm

For those wanting to update the mod to work on B42, do the following:

1. Go to your SteamLibrary folder
2. Go to "steamapps"
3. Go to "workshop"
4. Go to "content"
5. Go to "108600." This is the Project Zomboid folder containing all installed mods.
6. Look for the ID of the mod (in this case, "2908614026".)
7. Go to "mods" > "DropRoll".
8. Create two new folders: "42" and "common". "common" is to be left completely empty, but needed.
9. Copy the "media", "mod.info", and "poster" files and paste them into the "42" folder.
10. Enjoy!

Fair warning, not every mod is guaranteed to work with this method. Some mods will require files that are either only present in B42 or have changed significantly for B42. However, most mods should work just fine.

I can't guarantee that this method will work forever, as eventually something will be changed in future updates that make it unusable. Enjoy it while you can!