could you by chance add the temp of the room you are currently in?

good mod!

It's strange because it seems like it would be trivial to detect whether a campfire is burning inside of a room cuboid and apply that extra heat room-wide to players with in it. Maybe just something Tyron didn't get around to.

IAmJade
It is my hope that room temperatures will be properly implemented in the future. The current system is both unintuitive and game-breakingly exploitable.

Ah, thank you for that explanation, Rangelost. I didn't know that this was the behavior of temperature (fire, etc.).

IAmJade
I am afraid not. The way they are programmed, rooms do not have a temperature. Objects that are otherwise affected by outside temperature have hard-coded behaviours that are each riddled with aribtrary magic numbers based on room type and/or nearby objects.

For example, a fire that is outside is hard-coded to affect players up to 3 blocks away. It is also hard-coded to affect players within an entire room. However, this does not change the room's temperature; containers are unaffected by the fire.

Is there any way to show a room temperature? We've been wanting that information forever. :)

SalieriC
You are welcome. Indeed, you may see the cellar icon when standing on farmland or in a doorway. This is a game issue, not a mod issue — my mod simply displays the values returned by the game.

In the case of farmland, I assume that this happens because it is 1 "voxel" shorter, which lowers the player's origin position below the room's ground level. As such, the game may think that the player is "inside the ground", which meets all of the criteria for a cellar.

As for my profession, I am a video game and full stack web developer. However, I do not like .NET enough to bother installing an IDE and/or compiler for it. Fortunately, it is not needed to make simple mods such as this!

Thanks for the adjustments Rangelost

It's acting a bit weird in greenhouses as it doesn't show the sun symbol while standing on farmlang but that's not so bad.

Wait, you wrote that in Notepad? I don't wanna tell you how to do your job but you might want to check out a proper IDE like VS Code as a free option. Don't know your profession but I started out writing JS as a hobby in Notepad++ and it became a whole lot easier and more fun when I discovered VS Code. 🙈 Just a friendly advice, no offense intended. =)

Heebeejeebees
I cannot help other people with their mods. However, my mods are not compiled, so anyone can look the source code.

WickedSchnitzel
I cannot compile my mods into DLL files because I write them in Notepad. Sorry about that! If you could explain to me how it causes conflicts, I might be able to find a workaround.

SnowVoid

DasPrinzip

SalieriC
Thanks for your feedback. I have added greenhouse detection in v1.1.0.

DasPrinzip

SalieriC
If your room is 7×7×7 or smaller, or has one dimension up to 9 but a volume of 150 or less, then the game considers it a cellar. I have modified the cellar icon in v1.1.0 so you feel better about your small houses.

> All in all i only see everywhere the cellar symbol, but not the house symbol shown in the pictures of you. What i am doing wrong?

Same here. Also +1 for the greenhouse. Great mod idea though. =)

Great idea!

All in all i only see everywhere the cellar symbol, but not the house symbol shown in the pictures of you. What i am doing wrong?

A greenhouse feature will also be nice.

Great idea!

what about greenhouse?

Could you provide a .dll compiled version, because using .cs together with .dll mods can cause problems.

Not to request undue burdens upon you, but could you help OmegaHaxors figure out a better way to present the blood bar for Mortal Damage? Because that mod doesn't make it obvious there was any UI change and the body temp mod you made looks heaps better than how he handled the bleeding indicator in his mod.

If it could only show up when bleeding, or if there is a way to make it a single bar with HP loss / gain highlight it'd be quite a bit better.

rboys2
When it is cold outside, body temperature may drop. A room negates that effect, and allows the player to sleep without freezing to death.
A room that is small enough to be considered a cellar will greatly reduce stored food perish speed.

The rules as to what constitutes a room are confusing. For example, using a solid door works, but using a sleek door does not. This mod helps with figuring out those rules without having to look at the game's code.

What's the difference from being outside and being in a room?
I'm not aware of this mechanic, probably because it doesn't tell you you're in one 😝