Thanks for the fix. These tents are really useful for an Odyssey playthough. Land and set up some temp buildings that can quickly taken down before launch.

Interesting

@All, fixed now (I hope)

@All, tent bags are bugged. I think I know what/ where it's broken but may need a day or two to get it implemented.

Thank you a lot! :)

hugeee

@All, did update. I did sneak in some new features and fixes (like a fine tent mat/ floor for picky nobles). I'll be the first to admit I'm rushing a bit to get everything out before 1.6, so feel free to let me know if something isn't as fixed as I thought it was.

You're amazing, and thank you.

We're ALL going to want this for the new campsite stuffs.

sigh , and so it begins... Updates are planned for all my mods and are actively being worked on

Do update, peak mod

@WarKittyKat, Actually pretty easy, it's one of the things I planned for when I overhauled the mod (that and sterile flooring). I've got some other (non-modding) projects I want to wrap up fist, but it is high on my list for the next time I work on the mod.

How hard would it be to add a "fine tent mat" item to this? I can figure out how to edit the XML to label the tent mat as a fine floor, but it would be fun to have a fine floor version for travelling royalty. Right now they get pissy if you take them out to trade and have to set up camp.

@Kobold Kween, unfortunately no, not without a significant amount of re-work to the mod.

If it's a single item you're looking for, might I suggest AOBA's tent mod ?

Could you perhaps release a version of this without the poles? Just an item that can be deployed and built a single unit without packing?

@ChizuNoYama, I'm not sure I understand. If the bag is packed with a cover and poles it should show up in the supplies tab, otherwise it should show up in the first tab with the rest of your items

Is there a way to pick up the bag so that it's portable in a caravan?

@Wallard, While I agree to some extent, I actually don't mind too much, I'd prefer to get feedback/ feature requests when things need balancing (multiple requests is usually a good indicator), than have to hunt down patch mods on the workshop or get no feedback at all (or worse get bug reports because someone mucked with something they didn't understand). Not everybody wants to mod their mods and that's okay.

@HEX: MINMUS, Looks like Medieval Overhaul prefers to handle their own patches, so I'm attempting to work with them to get the code added to their mod to handle it ( pull request [github.com]).

It's seriously funny to read some of these comment sections and see how many people are just too darn *insert thing* to open a def file a poke around.. figure it out kids.. those files are mostly plain english

I'm not sure this is something you can address on your end , but none of the tent's can be made at Medieval Overhaul's Tailor's Bench.

Bobibobibu, Probably not. The base game allows raw wood logs to be equipped as weapons, as such I figured it made just as much sense for tentpoles to also serve as improvised batons. (Along similar lines of logic, raw wood logs can also be used as improvised tent poles). The idea that somewhere out there an escaped prisoner saw a loose wooden tent pole and said "I need to fight my way out of here and this is the weapon to do it", is just so absurd (especially since tent poles are deliberately terrible weapons), that it brings me joy.

If you'd like to file a bug report (pinned above) and include the exact error message(s) you're getting, I can investigate. That said, CE is notorious for doing weird quirky non-standard things to the RimWorld code base, which is their prerogative, however it also means that the onus of fixing the inevitable compatibility issues that arise because of said practices lies squarely with the CE developers.

About the poles, somehow it has combat stat, which is not CE supported and give errors...This is not the mod I expected to be CE incompatible. Would you consider remove the combat stat of tent pole?

Ah sorry, I missed your response and it's been such a while since that happened. I can only recall that it was like, I had a small tent cover and a long tent cover, and had put in the poles first, and then put the small tent cover into the bag with more poles than needed. So the thinking was, remove the small tent cover, replace it with the long tent cover, bam all is well. But then the poles came out too, and I couldn't put them back in because of the error.

So what I ended up doing was putting the small tent cover back in and just pitching the tent, which auto-spat out the extra poles. It worked out in the end but was kinda roundabout.

@aquaricorn, hmm... yup, the {0} part is a translation bug (nice catch!). The other part could also be a bug, but I'm not totally sure I'm entirely tracking the state the tent is in (mostly around why it would have ejected poles: is no cover installed? Did you swap in a smaller cover? Is it still broken if you put a new cover in?). Would you mind dropping me a bug report with steps I can follow to reproduce the issue?

You're doing the lord's work. I do love what this mod offers - and the poles aren't so bad once you figure things out in-game.

But on that note, this might be a bug? I started packing a tent bag and put the wrong tent cover into a bag. I had a pawn remove the tent cover, but they also took out 5 of the poles. And now, I can't seem to put those back into that bag - it says it's at the max capacity of {0}.

@aquaricorn, I rewrote the mod awhile back and wanted to make tents more accessible in colder biomes that don't necessarily have access wood. The new complexity stems from underlying limitations on recipes/ items (namely that they can only ever have one `Stuff`).

It's more of a long term plan than something I'm actively working on, but at some point I'd like make a scenario editor module that streamlines tents so that they're easier to preconfigure (as well as packed and ready to go when you start the game). For now, the item description for each cover specifies how many poles are required. I can also update the table when I get back to my computer.

I like the idea of this mod a lot - and I haven't used it yet so it might play fine. I just recall the original version of it from years ago where you could just set up/pack up a tent. You had to build them, sure, but once built that was that. You also had a product you could start with in a custom scenario.

I'm trying to do that now and I don't see anything like a completed tent option, leaving me to instead start with a tent cover, tent bag, and an unclear number of poles.

So this just seems a bit more complicated than it was before. In any case, unless I missed it somewhere, it'd be swell to know how many poles I need to start with to build an x-sized tent from the get-go.

@Alias
Thank you :)

👍🙏

1.5 update is progressing nicely (I even managed to sneak in some features, but making sure they don't break existing saves is proving tricky); but it probably won't be entirely ready before release. I'm not expecting any massive delays, probably a weekend or two to get everything buttoned up. (I don't expect it to come to it, but absolute worst case I can throw up a pre-release on github)

(ack sorry for the delay; very busy lately. 1.5 update planned)

@jeff_steveng (1/3), There's a few things all at play here between deliberate design decisions and game mechanics, but if there's a general consensus that something needs to change I'll do my best to make it happen (that said, I'm a bit pressed for free time, so it might have to go on the to-do pile while I put out other fires and projects). The mod has always made tents fairly fragile, its the trade off for them being light and portable. I do agree that a stray bullet making a human-sized hole is a bit unrealistic, but at the same time I would very much like to avoid tents being bullet sponges and I don't have a way to make bullets pass through the wall like they would in real life. Tents were meant to be fortifiable and I've always felt like their inherent weakness allows for a "here's Johnny" moment to occur in the narrative.

(2/3) I'll admit, the repair mechanic is kind of clunky, part because that's how the mod was originally written and part because that's how textiles are mended in real life (especially given that most tent covers are pulled taught when the tent is struck). The extra work for packing stems from how the game attempts treat tents like a building, before it can be constructed or destructed everything needs to be moved out of the way. It's kind of annoying, but it makes sense so I haven't bothered to go in an change it.

(3/3) Long term, I'd like to have a mechanism that allows tents to remember their contents and regurgitate them on deploy, but I haven't quite figured out how I want that to work on realism (when I think about the all the things that could get sucked into the bag, this comedy bit comes to mind) gameplay (would I/ you want to deal with the the extra inventory management complexity of "which tent did I leave my legendary bedroll, the kitchen sink, and the Thrumbo horn in?"), and technical fronts.

I don't want to tell you how to use the mod or play the game; yours is a valid criticism... but as an interim solution, have you considered patching the holes with simple wood walls and mending the next time you move camp?

@Dragon Fire 813, Whoops sorry about the miscommunication. For the tent cover, the leather/ fabric does determine the color (and stats) of the deployed tent wall (the material of the pole will also play a part in the beauty and HP of the wall). The game handles floors (terrain) a bit differently so for the time being the tent mat just goes down as a white color (but fixing it to color the floor to match the mat material is high on my to-do list).

Cool mod for my nomadic playthrough. Yet I find it annoying that tent walls tend to break easily, such as when my pawns were hunting near them, the missing bullets would leave some holes in the room. The main issue is that if I want to repair a tent, I need to uninstall it, repair it and then install it back. That way, my pawns will try to deconstruct all the furniture I left in the tent during the uninstallation, so I also need to uninstall all my furniture too if I ever want to keep them, and that's a lot of work for me. So is there a way to repair a tent when it's still in the form of a building? That will save a lot of my time.

Are you referring to just the floors or both?

@Dragon Fire 813, at the moment no. There were some technical limitations when I originally wrote the code, but now that colored floors are a thing, I need to go back and add the featue.

I assume the color of the leather/fabric determines the color of the floor and cover once deployed, right?

Anybody else having an issue with the colonist not completing the add-to-bag? My colonist picks up the tent cover, moves to the bag I've selected, and then just kinda... chills.

Is it possible to add tent as starting thing in a scenario?

can you include a bed or bedroll on tents when deploy to make a small QoL improvement ? maybe adding an option to pack into bag the bedroll ?

@Spartan, compatible, as in colonists will auto deploy tents and sleep in them? no. compatible, as in won't break when both are running? to my knowledge, yes.

compatible with "Use bedrolls" ?

@maslov.roma1993, you're more than welcome to patch the texture in if you'd like (it'd be a super easy patch mod), but I after doing some digging, I probably won't be adding anything "official". The game does not like dynamically changing textures for things, you can technically do it with an obnoxious amount of programming/ hacking, but it's not really worth it (if the VE team noped out of the same problem with Vanilla Textures Expanded, I'm in no hurry to take it on solo). Plus, the legacy texture is only for the single bedroll, it'd look pretty funny next to the existing double bedroll.

can you retexture? because in vanilla they look old, and I saw a more modern bag in the photo

You can't, vanilla added bed rolls (under furniture irrc) back in b19, so I removed them. They're mostly in the art folder out of nostalgia (and the event I decide to make a mod setting for them).

Where can I find a sleeping bag?

@Morcalvin, They are made at the tailoring bench

how do I make medium and large tents? does it require some research? which workbench do I use?

Ok, thank you for the fast reply. I will use a workaround.

@Inari, it's probably just not there. The short version is that bags are a special kind of item that the game doesn't normally give out when creating scenarios. It's a lingering issue that I am aware of and need to get around to fixing.

For the time being, I'd recommend including 25 material to make one when your scenario starts (or Dev mode is that's your thing).