You did it. Thank you. Thank you very much.

I'm interested. I don't want to just blanket disable flammability. Plus, this mod has a lot of emotional attachment for me.

I mean if anything building out of metal SHOULD mean you can completely ignore fires but I would still sub to this cus its a step in the right direction

I guess if there's still interest I can look into bringing it back.

If anyone feels like listing a near-peer alternative to this mod, that would be greatly appreciated. Especially one that doesn't just blanket disable metal fires.

cucumpear [author] 13 Apr @ 10:05am
I'm not planning to, there are several other mods that do the same thing.

I know of a couple, like Metal no Burn, but I think you are the only one who make them burn if the temperature is high enough instead of disabling them from catching fire entirely.

There are? I've been using this one for a long time. I'll try to search for them but fingers crossed that they are not bundled into a larger pack.

I'm not planning to, there are several other mods that do the same thing.

Will you be updating this for 1.5?

It should run fine, I did that version number change back then ^^

curious before i start a new game with this mod or try to start one with this mod is it still running? by the comment under me im assuming no? if its just an issue of a number being changed to run on 1.2 i can do that my self. but if its a real compatability issue idk if i can fix it with out knowing whats wrong. so any one know if its functioning atm?

I'm trying to get as much as possible done this week. ^^

How are we looking on 1.2 compat? Is it an easy situation where literally all you need to do is change the version number? Asking because I'm super eager to start a 1.2 colony, but this is one of those mods that I don't really want to be without.

Thank you for the mod !

Updated! ^^

Probably, I'll need to check for additional materials.

1.1 Compatible?

If the object can be built out of different materials, yes. Any such object (walls, furniture, certain workbenches, traps) will have a set flammibility and that will be multiplied by the material's own flammibility.
If the item has a set cost list (think machining table, generators, etc), then the materials' flammability will not matter.

Will this work with modded items made from steel and other flammable materials. To clarify, if a modded item uses steel, this mod will account for that.

The update to 1.0 only changed the version code, so just enable it in your 0.19 game. ^^

Thanks for updating this!

k thanks

Soon, I have many mods and not much time and energy.

b19?

Yup, caught that thanks to steam's improved ui. A warning pop-up told me straight up.

Totally forgot an important bit of information: mods are set as private when you first upload them, there's a "change visibility" setting in the sidebar to change that.

With the bread crumb you provided, I was able to figure out how to do it. Thank you very much!

No problem. You just need to turn on dev mode in the settings, then you'll see the "upload to steam" button when you select your mod in the mod menu.

Hey Cucumpear, I managed to solve the issue I had by learning how to mod myself, and within hours I created another mod of my own but .. alas - I do not know how to upload this file to the workshop. Could you help me out? (If it doesn't bother you.. :)

Never apologise for terrible jokes, because they're amazing.

(sorry, I had to)

......... jet fuel doen't melt steel beams? is that what you're trying to say here? :P

I used huglib with more vanilla turrets and this mod alone, but when the game restarts it displays an error. Yet when I use the extended turrets mod instead, it doesnt get any errors. I'll test it further and give you specific details.

How exactly is it incompatible? I've used More Vanilla Turrets for a long time and I haven't really noticed anything game-breaking.

It seems this is incompatible with More Vanilla Turrets. Perhaps you could create a patch add-on as a seperate mod? I discovered this issue when more vanilla turrets first clashed with concrete wall mods, so I decided to find a mod that just reduces the flammability of plasteel so I can build my dream bunker without longing for something as op and incompatible as concrete walls, but then, this mod also clashed with vanilla turrets. Please help .. :(

Thanks, that's exactly what I wanted really.

Yeah, steel is so cheap in RW that removing the flammability completely would be rather unbalanced.

Give this a try: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hf80ceeo6t5xmuk/Plasteel%20Doesn%27t%20Burn.zip?dl=0

That was my goal, yes!

I mean, realistically I would expect everything but wood to be 0%, but you know how it is.

Just the plasteel set to 0 and everything else as in vanilla?

I was looking for a few mods for this purpose: I wanted plasteel walls to be 0% flammable, as to not attract raiders to light them up only for the flame to die out in a second, it's a weird and pointless distraction that I'd rather not bother with with the strongest type of wall

Anyway, I was hoping for just a simple mod that allowed for that, as I couldn't find it... can you help?

How about a mod with realistic settings. i.e. 0% for silver, gold, steel, plasteel, jade, uranium, etc... Basically most everything in the game that is not wood, or made out of wood. So sick of the BS.

I couldnt believe the flammability of steel. its rediculous. metal doesnt burn until like super-hot temps, and some pirate has a hand-held lighter that can cause a massive steel bunker, in the tundra, to go up in flames? fuck that. thank ye kind modman.

I'll check that out thanks. I'm obviously very new to xpath.

I believe the formatting in your patches decrease performance. It is documented at this following website: https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=32874.0

Will add that shortly, thanks for the reminder!
Not sure why the floor is confusing. it's stone. Stone has never caught fire... :P

Your floor is confusing people :P but also cool, like are they 1%'s now?
Or more in the 5% range? Obviously gonna try it out myself, but could be nice to have in the description.

:D The walls are steel and I used a dev mode tool to make the fiery explosions.

how the hell, in the picture, did you get stone to set on fire?!... A17 stone catches fire?