any changeable aspect that isnt already there including wiring

@zfigge - Interesting idea, so like custom sleeved cables I'm assuming? Or like water cooling, etc?

Two GPUs insted of one and power supplies and cases

Could you add other opertaing systems like Mac or Linix?

Certainly, next update will consist of a few bug fixes, but the update after that can include new operating systems.

@ALIVE What power supplies did you have in mind? I pretty much chose the 3 most common brands and the most common wattages. When it comes down to picking the power supply in the mod, it's literally just down to what brand you want. They all add the exact stats to your computer. (as the wattage goes up so do the stats though)

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hello

how i can use this mod?, must i pay attention to something?

its the mod a spezial gamemod or a kind of addon?

and sorry for bad english;)

Please add more computer cases. The current one just looks like a normal office computer :P

Thanks!

Topics on the computer. If you want to make a gaming computer then you choose the gaming topic. And maybe you could be able to make deals so you get like 2 games with the computer. :)

A list of my wishes:
-More cases (small cases,etc)
-Free games
-2 GPU's
-More operating systems
-Items for the computer
-LED colors
-USB inputs
-Topics
-App store
-already installed software

Source code? Add me as friend for more details.

1. secondary hard drive/ssd
2.more cases
3.set selling price
4.computer topics(ex:Gaming pc, work/editing pc)
..............hold on im going to the alienware website......
5.more/less fans
6.Liquid cooling
7.Freebies(ex:deals,free games ect.)
8.extra items(keyboard, mouse, headphones)
9.warranties

P.S. I Dont expect you to get all of this done at all.I know that its slow and hard to make a mod, these are just reccomendataions

Originally posted by Livid Lemon:

1. secondaity hard drive/ssd
2.more cases
3.set selling price
4.computer topics(ex:Gaming pc, work/editing pc)
..............hold on im going to the alienware website......
5.more/less fans
6.Liquid cooling
7.Freebies(ex:deals,free games ect.)
8.extra items(keyboard, mouse, headphones)
9.warranties

P.S. I Dont expect you to get all of this done at all.I know that its slow and hard to make a mod these are just reccomendataions

That is probably a good idea. It adds the realism because SSD and HDD is both useable at same time. But SSD is better :D

I did a playthough with this mod and have some suggestions:
One thing I noticed is that you can use video cards and windows versions that dont exist yet, depending on when you get the research lab.
It would be a good idea to have these open up based on time.
You can select an AMD processor and an Intel motherboard.
You cant select an SSD and HDD at the same time, which is a common setup.
Selecting a PSU seems unnecessary, or at least having multiple brands of the same wattage unless brand quality is factored in.
Selecting a newer version of windows doesnt make it better.
Adding more ram doesnt make it better, either.

I think a better setup would be:
select case -> select motherboard(dependent on case) -> select processor(dependent on motherboard) -> select heatsink(dependent on processor and overclocking) -> select ram(dependent on motherboard) -> select video card(dependent on motherboard and case) -> select HDD/SSD -> select whether or not to include an optical drive -> select PSU(minimum wattage depends on other features) -> select OS

The biggest factor for feature set would be what motherboard and OS you pick.
The reason being that a good motherboard can be upgraded, overclocked, and allow for the user to add more ram and PCI cards (like wifi).
The OS would allow for the widest selection of games. Windows 7 or higher allows for a huge library.
You could get a couple points for adding a psu with extra wattage, which would allow the user to add more video cards (sli) or upgrade later.

This all seems somewhat complicated, but building a PC has a lot of variables. In-game, having "more ram and psu wattage = better" isnt the best representation.
This is probably why Greenheart didnt include PCs in the game, since building them has so much variables.

But I do think it can be trimmed down to fit in the game.
Having news popups for OS releases, video card releases, HDD/SSD tech, and processor tech could unlock the features as you play. You wouldnt have to research anything since it's not your product, but just use the hardware lab to build with them.

Originally posted by Kuroki Tomoko:

I did a playthough with this mod and have some suggestions:
One thing I noticed is that you can use video cards and windows versions that dont exist yet, depending on when you get the research lab.
It would be a good idea to have these open up based on time.
You can select an AMD processor and an Intel motherboard.
You cant select an SSD and HDD at the same time, which is a common setup.
Selecting a PSU seems unnecessary, or at least having multiple brands of the same wattage unless brand quality is factored in.
Selecting a newer version of windows doesnt make it better.
Adding more ram doesnt make it better, either.

I think a better setup would be:
select case -> select motherboard(dependent on case) -> select processor(dependent on motherboard) -> select heatsink(dependent on processor and overclocking) -> select ram(dependent on motherboard) -> select video card(dependent on motherboard and case) -> select HDD/SSD -> select whether or not to include an optical drive -> select PSU(minimum wattage depends on other features) -> select OS

The biggest factor for feature set would be what motherboard and OS you pick.
The reason being that a good motherboard can be upgraded, overclocked, and allow for the user to add more ram and PCI cards (like wifi).
The OS would allow for the widest selection of games. Windows 7 or higher allows for a huge library.
You could get a couple points for adding a psu with extra wattage, which would allow the user to add more video cards (sli) or upgrade later.

This all seems somewhat complicated, but building a PC has a lot of variables. In-game, having "more ram and psu wattage = better" isnt the best representation.
This is probably why Greenheart didnt include PCs in the game, since building them has so much variables.

But I do think it can be trimmed down to fit in the game.
Having news popups for OS releases, video card releases, HDD/SSD tech, and processor tech could unlock the features as you play. You wouldnt have to research anything since it's not your product, but just use the hardware lab to build with them.

That would probably be good.