Cheb's Necro Gear!

[jdalfonso4341]

Description: I propose adding the following 3 items to Cheb's Necromancy.

• Necromancer's Backpack: Made from the Necromancer's Shroud, this backpack scale as you upgrade it to the end game with the Adventure Backpacks Mod. This way we can have the advantages that come with the shroud (ghost summon and increase to necromancy) without having to give up the carrying capacity the backpacks introduce to modded games.

• Necromancers Meginjord: A Meginjord upgrade that increases your necromancy skill by a small amount and slightly increases your movement speed.

• Necromancer's Helmet: Made from the Necromancer headpiece (spacing on the name right now). It could scale with the backpack to the end game.

My proposed idea for the combined set bonus is that you can now summon a pare of bats that follow you around in addition to your ghost. Not married to any of this. The Backpack alone would be super cool!

[jpw1991]

Awesome ideas! You reminded me of an idea I had for Necromancer Armor that I forgot about

[jpw1991]

@jdalfonso4341 I opened an issue over on Vapok's repository to discuss how this might work.

[jdalfonso4341]

Cool I am new to the modding and Github community. I just edited my first Yaml file yesterday lol... then the game stopped working so I had to revert my changes.... I am that level of noob, but I really want to learn.

Yesterday I tried to create a brand new config file for pop villagers. I was able to get my mod manager to register the new configs, but I could not spawn my new NPCs. This is kind of what I am intersed in at this point. Talking seemingly simple Config mods like PoP Villages and Fantasy Followers and adding to their existing prefabs, but i am so out of my depth.

I understand the very basics of editing the code, but I could really use a mentor.

On Tue, Feb 14, 2023 at 4:25 PM Joshua Woods @.***> wrote:

@jdalfonso4341 https://github.com/jdalfonso4341 I opened an issue over on Vapok's repository to discuss how this might work.

— Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/jpw1991/chebs-necromancy/issues/89#issuecomment-1430461699, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/A54ZOSO7KE3H2YUOCS2FZ3DWXQA7HANCNFSM6AAAAAAU4CPBKU . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.***>

-- V/R Juan D. Alfonso P: (516) 850-5523 E: @.***

[jpw1991]

Don't worry - Yaml is infamously sensitive to things like indentation and, although I'm no stranger to such things, I still manage to mess them up sometimes. I'd recommend using a special editor for it like Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, etc.

If you want to dip your toes into Valheim modding, I would recommend following the tutorials on the Jotunn site. You can try doing some basic things like adding in a custom item just to get a feel for things.

Modding is a tad complicated at times but perseverance is important and as long as you have the determination and reach out for help when you're stuck, you'll succeed.

[jdalfonso4341]

Thank you for that link. Jesus there is just so much here to cover I feel like I am drowning. I am not a coder by any means. I am wondering if I am biting off more than I can chew by trying to jump into modding.

Are you aware of any groups that help beginners? I need some hand holding, but once I have the basics under my belt, I tend to scale very quickly.

On Wed, Feb 15, 2023 at 10:29 AM Joshua Woods @.***> wrote:

Don't worry - Yaml is infamously sensitive to things like indentation and, although I'm no stranger to such things, I still manage to mess them up sometimes. I'd recommend using a special editor for it like Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, etc.

If you want to dip your toes into Valheim modding, I would recommend following the tutorials https://valheim-modding.github.io/Jotunn/tutorials/overview.html on the Jotunn site. You can try doing some basic things like adding in a custom item just to get a feel for things.

Modding is a tad complicated at times but perseverance is important and as long as you have the determination and reach out for help when you're stuck, you'll succeed.

— Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/jpw1991/chebs-necromancy/issues/89#issuecomment-1431644540, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/A54ZOSP5O32RGLTDTHSX4A3WXT773ANCNFSM6AAAAAAU4CPBKU . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.***>

-- V/R Juan D. Alfonso P: (516) 850-5523 E: @.***

[jdalfonso4341]

So I have been following the instructions and I hit a brick wall. I was wondering if you would mind getting on a screen share with me?

On Wed, Feb 15, 2023 at 10:36 AM Juan Alfonso @.***> wrote:

Thank you for that link. Jesus there is just so much here to cover I feel like I am drowning. I am not a coder by any means. I am wondering if I am biting off more than I can chew by trying to jump into modding.

Are you aware of any groups that help beginners? I need some hand holding, but once I have the basics under my belt, I tend to scale very quickly.

On Wed, Feb 15, 2023 at 10:29 AM Joshua Woods @.***> wrote:

Don't worry - Yaml is infamously sensitive to things like indentation and, although I'm no stranger to such things, I still manage to mess them up sometimes. I'd recommend using a special editor for it like Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, etc.

If you want to dip your toes into Valheim modding, I would recommend following the tutorials https://valheim-modding.github.io/Jotunn/tutorials/overview.html on the Jotunn site. You can try doing some basic things like adding in a custom item just to get a feel for things.

Modding is a tad complicated at times but perseverance is important and as long as you have the determination and reach out for help when you're stuck, you'll succeed.

— Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/jpw1991/chebs-necromancy/issues/89#issuecomment-1431644540, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/A54ZOSP5O32RGLTDTHSX4A3WXT773ANCNFSM6AAAAAAU4CPBKU . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.***>

-- V/R Juan D. Alfonso P: (516) 850-5523 E: @.***

-- V/R Juan D. Alfonso P: (516) 850-5523 E: @.***

[jpw1991]

Sure we can do that. Please join my discord. Also don't worry. Programming is always overwhelming - even after doing for almost 15 years (or just about half my life).

[jdalfonso4341]

I am also new to Github, where is your discord? You can message me there directly as well "Valadriel The Mad#6301"

[jdalfonso4341]

I am following along on the integration request and learning a lot as I read... starting to see why developers use Githib lol

[jpw1991]

I am following along on the integration request and learning a lot as I read... starting to see why developers use Githib lol

Oh yeah, it's essential for us

[Xiezeru]

Some Armor Ideas:

-Bone Armor

• no piece effeckt
• defense between Troll and Bronze Armor
• Set effekt: 1. +10 Necromancy lvl -complete Troll Armor
• each piece only gives +5 Necromancy lvl
• same defense as Troll Armor
• Set effect: 1. Sneak +15 / 2. Carry capacity +25 -Bronze Armor
• each piece gives +3 Necromancy lvl
• same defense as normale Bronze Armore
• Set effekt: 1. no Movment panelty from Armor -Obsydian Armor
• each piece gives +5 Necromancy lvl
• defense as strong as Iron
• Set effect: 1. +10 Necromancy / 2. +50 Carry capacity / 3. no Movment panalty from Armor

My Reason:

Iron is in most lore not very compatible with magic, so no Iron Set Silver is good with magic lore wise but it is "pure", quite unfavorable for Necromancy

Bone is, well, Bone. The very core of necromancy Leather is from a living beeing and suitable for necromancy Bronze and copper are often said to be good with magic, bad worse then leather Obsydian is one of the most used for early magic, especially the darker kind

I'm not so sure about Black matel so I just ignore it : )