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27 Dec, 2024 @ 12:39am
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Description
Compatible with Project Zomboid Build 42.x

Scrappy is a mod for Project Zomboid that introduces some new recipes for dismantling items.
During the dismantling process, the character gains a small amount of experience.

All added recipes are carefully balanced to minimally affect the vanilla gameplay mechanics.

List of Scrappable Items:
  • Brake (all types);
  • Suspension (all types);
  • Sheet Metal Scrap;
  • Screwdriver;
  • Welding Torch;
  • Cheese Grater;
  • Bread Knife;
  • Shovel (all types);
  • Saw (all types);
  • Lug Wrench;
  • Mason's Chisel;
  • Wrench;
  • Strainer;
  • Tire Pump;

V1.2:
  • Bolt Cutters
  • Club Hammer
  • Scythe
  • Leather Shoes (all types);

Note:
This list will be updated as new items are added in future mod updates.

Workshop ID: 3393086688
Mod ID: Scrappy
6 Comments
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thebluecanary 27 Jan @ 5:58am 
Latest update to Build 42 doesn't let you scrap leather gloves anymore. Would be nice if you could again. :steamhappy:
Mark  [author] 6 Jan @ 12:05am 
You can use this mod as a base to create your own mod by adding custom recipes

To do this, copy the mod folder to C:\Users\username\Zomboid\mods\, rename the folder, and update the Scrappy identifier in the mod.info file (name=Scrappy/id=Scrappy).

The recipes are stored in the LUA file media\scripts\recipes_scrappy.txt , and their translations can be found in the file media\lua\shared\Translate\EN\Recipes_EN.txt
John DeWolf 5 Jan @ 7:37pm 
Ok actually got around to using my changed recipe. I see what you mean.
John DeWolf 5 Jan @ 9:34am 
While it doesn't answer your question about using tin cans and such in order to make scrap metal in the crafting menu. Adding the tag "SmeltableIronSmall" to items like that does make them valid ingredients for the furnace recipe.
Mark  [author] 5 Jan @ 4:24am 
I haven't found a way to destroy items with containers, such as cans or cooking pots, in crafting recipes yet
John DeWolf 4 Jan @ 1:02pm 
Can you make it so you can scrap pop and food cans? Since in the smelter you can apparently convert aluminum to iron.