Starbound quality of life mods mod#

I would see this being relatively simple again, just a UI mod that opens up a window with a single item slot. It doesn't help if, say, you're trying to find the Item IDs for Avali Data Chits, or literally anything added in a mod. How is there no mod that lets you find an item's ID? Yes, yes, yes, I know starbounder. Perhaps crew orders could be better handled through some kind of UI, perhaps with the quickbar UI mod as a starting point.ДЄnd another that frankly astonishes me: I am getting so sick and tired of trying to loot, only for one of my intrepid redshirts to rush between me and the object, be interacted with, and go 'Oh, you want me to stay here for some inexplicable reason? Sure!' This would make it really bad if you starved in the middle of combat, but otherwise should allow you to go and find food.ДЄlso in the vein of 'things that would be really nice,' how about crewmembers that you cannot interact with by pressing 'e', at least on away missions. Obviously this would also entail food which does not go bad - does anyone play without the food-doesn't-go-bad mods?ДЈ: Change the effects of starvation from health loss to energy no longer being able to recover. This would, I think, ideally let you set the percent and put the foodstuff you want automatically eaten - a stack - in a specific slot, maybe accessed via the quickbar mod or something. Your hunger meter would not diminish below 50% - this would allow you to still get a food-buff if you wanted.Дў: A mod to let you automatically consume food when you get below x%. So, I'd propose the following QoL mods, which might be developed and deployed individually or in conjunction.ДЎ: If there is any item which can be described as a 'Dining Table' aboard the vessel on which you are currently standing, you will not starve.

Starbound quality of life mods full#

I'd starved to death on my own telepad, on a ship which has a few vending machines, gigantic Avali cargo crates full of foodstuffs, a chef food vendor, and enough food in my inventory to last for a full playthrough of Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. I went to unhydrate, and when I got back, I did so just in time to see the medics on my ship screaming 'Hold still, I'll help you' whilst being useless in the deck below, my character at near-zero health, and I had just gotten my inventory up when I died and lost 30% of my pixels. As in 'I should never have to mine for this stuff again' turned upside down, and I had also drank about 1.66 pots of tea in the process - IRL. I was just done mining, I'd turned a planet upside down for Durasteel Ore. I'm sure - or at least, I hope - that this thread will take off.ДЇor now, though, I want to kick off with an annoyance that just infuriated me.