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java.lang.RuntimeException: unknown location "Pants_Skinny".
This error occurs when the game attempts to access a "Pants_Skinny" clothing item in an unknown location. The issue is related to how character-worn items are managed and rendered, specifically the
getWornItem functions.
Furthermore, the error appears to be linked to the "KATTAJ1 Clothes Core" and "Realistic Clothes" mods, suggesting an incompatibility or issue with these mods loading clothing textures, which could potentially affect zombies if they are wearing or attempting to display these items.
I'm making a separate mod for that, but tbh it's not easy to implement realistic shoes size distribution while making sure players can still find their favorite shoes with the right size.
First of all, love the mod, it adds that extra utility to tailoring that is always well welcomed.
Second, do you have any plans on including in this mod, or in another mod something for the backpacks? the need to repair them or do some kind of maintenance? it would be great as well!
So if you can provide a table that converts male weight ranges to female weight ranges, I would implement that for you as a sandbox option.
The insulation problem on the other hand is quite complicated to design realistically. In theory, to keep warm, you should wear tight clothes for innermost layer and somewhat loose clothes for outermost layer. PZ has a simple system of clothing layers for visual but I don't think it can achieve that level of realism.
loose clothes should not reduce insulation actually the inverse is true one of the best insulators is air.
the mountaineering industry has started using mesh base layers to increase insulation without restricting air flow best way to think of it is little pockets of climate control between clothing layers.
1. Delete all folders named "RealisticClothes" in "Zomboid/mods" and "Zomboid/Workshop" (if they exist)
2. Unsub and resub this mod. Note that you need to close game while doing this in order for the mod to be updated.
3. Go to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\108600\3491510356\mods\RealisticClothes" (or your correspond folder) and check if there is an empty folder named "common", if not, create one.
I guess it is due to a mod conflict.
I will check compability with H.E.C.U tomorrow, and add more update description for future updates
I see there’s not much info in change notes, it’s good practice to keep them updated so people can better troubleshoot.
3491510356\mods\RealisticClothes
:)
T shirts are not equipping