Thank you! Enjoy your modded game.

Perfect!

Thank you, enjoy new content!

Awesome update and I love new decorations! Cool! Thanks!

Hi there, latest mod's update includes:
1. More randomized decorations + new ones.
2. New indoor and outdoor redesign.
3. New lights setting.
4. New stone foundation.
5. Optimized building cost.
6. More workplaces at the building.
7. Optimized demolish process.
8. New model for salted food.
9. Added connection with lumber and daub when those materials are present in the game.

Really cool mod. Addon. Love it heavily. THANK YOU. Seems like 4 miners (2 mines), 3 briners is the best way! :)

Outstanding mod, thank you.

@Alex Ros, not all of official game description is coded in game. Some of things wrote by publisher doesn't match coding. Many things if done they need to be done as workaround and not in the direct easier way. I will think about religion :)

No problem. Basically you made even more than I ever wanted. I mean all your mods. Which is great thanks to you.

There are some things which annoy me, but I doubt it can be modded. At least not easily. For example the description of the game itself says that the longer there's human presence in the area the further away animals will move. It works with non-predator animals. While bears, foxes and wolves annoyingly move around my village constantly. It looks funny at least. To mod predator AI in order to make them sneaky could be interesting. Like foxes and wolves do can enter a village only at night, take some chicken and RUN away back to forest. Something of that sort ... Anyway I know it's hard. Too many 'if' and 'then' functions.

Religion might be cool. Like two-sided coin. Yes it raises happiness but when some disaster happens it kills women as witches, even children

* SORRY if I am annoying. Just say 'shut up' and I will. Really. No problem

I could make soap with lime and salt though but bathing services are provided in Barber Shop (my other mod) and as you pointed out, you can always use Megadori mod for Bathhouse with herbs :)

I didn't know salt wasn't used for bathes. I agree totally. Everything is have to be true to real Medieval details. My mistake, you're right.

@Alex Ros, hello, it's not possible. Salt wasn't use directly in Middle Ages for bath and my mod is introducing salted food so it has different purpose and most important, I do not want to change it. Second thing - me and Megadori respect each other work and both of us are trying to stay as medieval as it can be in our mods. What gave you an idea to add salt to bathhouse? Did you read somewhere people in MA used it for bath? Salt was used as preservation and sometimes for making soap (Soap was sometimes used and hair was washed using an alkaline solution such as the one obtained from mixing lime and salt. - https://www.ancient.eu/Medieval_Hygiene/)

If it's possible you should merge this your mod with Megadori's Bathhouse Expansion where it gets upgradable. Salt as the requared material for upgrading bath-house would be ideal logically

best mod ever!

@Nakia, thank you , Brine House will be uploaded shortly

@Mod users, please if you like the mod give it a thumbs up. It show the Author how you feel and perks up the mod.

Nakia, yes making bronze will require to add also tin to it. Be good to add bronze, after that we can not only mint copper coins but also bronze coins at Moneyers Shop. Cause of the game mechanics coins could be used as ingredient to some of recipes like weapons, alcohol etc. As I made copper coins already I will think about tin and bronze as well, well I thought about bronze coins but I did miss an ingredient to produce it in most realistic way.

For the new animals we don't have for them 3d models so it's a quite a problem to make them (personally I'm really missing ducks and horses). What do you mean mentioning brick buildings, you want to use brick as resource to make them or do you want to have building that looks like made from brick? Or both?

What Kind of Materials Did Medieval Blacksmiths Use?

Copper, Bronze and Other Metals
Before the widespread use of iron, blacksmiths primarily used copper and bronze, an alloy of copper and tin. Blacksmiths of the early Middle Ages still relied heavily on these metals until they accustomed themselves more to iron. Copper melted and formed easily, and smiths created a number of short daggers with copper. Blacksmiths could not use copper for swords, however, which led to the use of bronze, a much harder metal. After iron became the metal of choice, smiths limited the use of bronze, copper and other metals to everyday tools or less vital elements of iron weapons.

Actually I am not surprised. Sometimes (often in fact) I post something for the general public. You are doing copper so what about bronze? Need tin. I read somewhere that it was 10% tin to 90% copper but I haven\t verfied that. Wish we could have oxen, goats, horses and real nobles and maybe even knights. Gamers are never satisfied. I think cast iron cooking pots are out. Asked someone about that a while back was told not possible. Bricks? We have clay and thatch. Any chance for bricks ? Brick buildings?

Nakia, thank you but it may seem to you a surprise but I actuallyI read a lot about MIddle Ages, salt mine is done so it's time to move to another project like always :)
But if you have any ideas that aren't posted in my Artwork I would be really happy to hear about them :)

Ghznkx, eien, looking forward to the new mod but glass was a luxury item, salt a necessity. At one time Roman soldiers were paid in salt. note" smoked meats and fish were important also as there was no refrigeration and meat was hard to keep from spoiling.

Ubet, and what about your ideas? :)

Ubet, as promised - new smoked recipes avaiable at Butcher's Shop mod - https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1546860762

Nakia, working now on sand (glass) and copper :) but my workers are driving me crazy, its almost finished but they still work after depleating the mine :D:D:D:D:D, dammit symulants :D

Thank you, thank you. This is probably IMO the best resource added. Salt was a commodity much valued in early times.

Ubet, here you go: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1564398299

cool thanks

Hi, Ubet, Barrel Maker is on my projects list :)
And for the smoke house I will add it to my list as well :)

a barrel maker be good to hint

thanks been waiting for salt now a smoke house be good to go with butcher