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Mod ID: ForagedSaw
Workshop ID: 529574376
It most likely isn't working any more since I made it for a much old game version
Ayye thanks! also I'm not sure lol
well i saw this 1 1st so im subbed to this 1 :)
wonder if the other guy stole this 1 or just accidently made the same mod
I know what your talking about, and I've seen it too. I think that one your talking about was made last year.
Sorry I've been out for so long got caught up in real life issues, but I will reupload this mod for the current version of PZ! Once I get the time of course.
It also doesn't show up in c:\users\username\zomboid\mods
yeah you need to go to mods in game and... i thin kyou click the mod and hit activate or something its been awhile since ive played
I am new at how workshop works though. So, i just want to make sure i did what was neccesary to install it properly.
I clicked subscribe on this page, it says subscribed. Was there anything else i was supposed to do?
Check the loaded .txt file in:
C:\Users\(Your User Name)Zomboid\mods
If my mod is listed in the load.txt file delete it and saved the load.txt file. Then restart PZ and see i it loads after that.
Another thing, once i had subscribed, it did not show up in my MODS list when i start the game.
Is there something else i need to do?
The real issue is not if they can cut, but can they withstand the high temperatures they'll reach from all that friction. Even a decent improvised saw like this wouldn't work quickly, and you'd likely not want to cut for more than a few seconds at a time. Any decent amount of heat will cause it to become too weak at one point and break.
It's a good idea to have an improvised saw. Cool idea. :D
Yeah basically. I made this in rush, but I'll going to work on a better recipe that mkes sense lol
@militarybro @inSanye
Thanks guys!
@ZombieLover
Yeah I jsut got rustrated on how there was no other possible way to make planks, but that is one of the things I plan to work on.