Updates 6-15-2026

You must now be wielding an instrument in order to play it.

You can no longer play instruments while driving, crafting, butchering, doing vehicle maintenance, etc.

Glock 22s should no longer spawn with .357 SIG which they cannot fire.

One of the cemeteries almost always had a Glock 22, and one of the gas stations always had a shotgun. These are now a sometimes deal.

Rubble and wreckage can now cause damage to tires.

Cheap wine is less expensive.

Creatures that leave manure will do so less often when first loaded into an area.

Adjusted spawn rates for some ammo and magazines, mostly making things more variable.

Removed Ultica, ChibiUltica, HollowMoon, Pen and Paper, and Ultica_iso tilesets from the repository. These were unused and unsupported and their presence was slowing everything down on the dev side and making downloads 40 megabytes larger than they needed to be, a fact which matters a whole lot on Android. If you really need these for some reason, you can still get them from the tileset repo.

Removed fur armor and faux fur armor. Fur provides some protection, but it is not purpose-built armor. For that, you'd just want leather armor with a fur cloak or coat over it, so go do that.

Some rockets were doing preposterous damage on impact. This was to represent the shaped charge in their nose which lets them penetrate tanks et cetera, but it wasn't really tuned right and led to some weird behavior. This has been brought down to "a lot", which should be much more reasonable while allowing them to perform their intended functions.

Five-point harnesses were reducing vehicle crash damage taken by driver and passengers by 25, compared to 10 on a seatbelt. In reality, these harnesses are only a bit more effective than seatbelts, and mostly for stopping passengers from being ejected from the vehicle. The damage reduction has been reduced to 15.

Wooden doors can now be disassembled for door hinges, a wooden panel, and some scrap.

Several zombie dissection snippets still reflected outdated lore or were just a bad fit. These have been removed, and a couple more added.

Fixed some bad math in the throwforce calculations and in calculating max pain from injury. This means that injury from attacks may cause a bit more pain than it had been previously, though pain from an attack is still capped by HP% on that body part. Strong characters should notice that throwing creatures is now more effective.

Removed all forms of "pepper meat", which were a really iffy attempt by someone a long time ago to make spices more useful. This solution was not scalable and created a rat's nest of copied recipe and comestible data which was extremely prone to errors and inconsistencies.