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About this mod
This mod will "gradually" (well as much as game allows) clean player, dog, wolfs, and NPCs blood and dirt when it rains
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This mod will "gradually" (well as much as game allows) clean player, dog, wolfs, and NPCs blood and dirt when it rains.
Mod settings are:
- Only if rain intensity is above 0.2 (avoid very small rain)
- Only applies if the entity to clean is not in "interior"
- Original version: Removes 10% of Blood and Dirt every 10s
- Experimental version: Removes 10% of Blood and Dirt every 5s, then under a certain threshold by 0.35% to look more gradual
Known Limitations / Issues
- Rain still effect under sheds / outside covers like blacksmith. Interior check only really checks if inside a building like a house
- Experimental version: NPCs / Dogs etc. will still get fully cleaned (unlike player)
- Experimental version: washing at the tube sadly does not really remove your Dirt level (with the game commands), so closing your inventory would put dirt again on you. I added a version where after using the wash tube, it removes all dirt and re-add a bit of dirt (15%). Note this means you will be able to wash again at the tube, but it is not necessary.
- Experimental version: I've had at least one bug when trading, out of nowhere game considered Henry was full of dirt when right before my script said it was low level, so when it recalculated and re-applied it, it was full of dirt
- Compared to original upload, I had to reduce the radius to clean things around player to avoid the script taking too long, especially in cities. Outside of cities radius is 15 (meters?), and 5 in cities.
It is compatible with any mod.
Follow those steps to install the mod:
- Download main Rain Cleans OR Rain Cleans - Experimental file (take only one)
- Extract Archives
- Drop content into your KCD2\Mods folder (create if not exists)
Rain Settings
If you feel like it, there is few settings in the game mod that you can change.
As always, you will have to unpak with TotalCommander if you want to edit the raincleans.lua file.
Warning: edit Experimental version settings at your own risk