v1.5.12 — your hair stays on with Valkyr
A one-fix release. With the Valkyr body replacer, leaving a monster form brought your body back without its hair. Now the hair comes back too.
A one-fix release. With the Valkyr body replacer, leaving a monster form brought your body back without its hair. Now the hair comes back too.
The Trol's True Form now wears Valheim's own forest troll, with a switch to keep the old one for player model mods. Race stations show and require their race, and most go on floors and in caves. The Sverm's Ravager attacks on the Seeker Brute's own animations. The Ulv sleeps when you sit. Plus a handful of fixes, most of them reported by players.
The Skeleton can laugh, the Furling's fire reaches crossbow bolts, and transformed players stop firing a crossbow they aren't holding.
The Skeleton's auto-resurrection finally looks like one, and wild creatures of your faction stop attacking your garrison.
Three fixes. Sverm Seeker Workers wandered across the map, the Blister Tick cap ignored the nest's eggs, and a Fenrir form froze if you attacked during its idle howl.
A Sverm Gjall threw a bile bomb at a turtle and killed the player standing on the boat next to it. Its ticks were no better.
Sverm troops that followed you piled onto your exact spot, shoved each other and shoved you. One player got pushed into the water. On a boat it was worse.
v1.5.1 was meant to bring the mod's texts back, and for players who install through a mod manager it did not. This release does.
A fix release for v1.5.0. For some players every text of the mod read like
[rov_piece_sverm_broodmound_name], and the reports that followed turned up a Trol whose weapons
shrank, a Sverm market that sold nothing, and a Furling that stayed on fire after changing race.
A player asked for a way to translate the mod. Every text it shows now lives in plain JSON files instead of its code, and it ships in English and Italian. On the way, Valheim 1.0 turned out to be sorting two of the mod's stations into the wrong build menu, the Trol's True Form was switching itself off, and the Aswid's Eclipse had never worked at all.