Pretty cool mod, danke! Seems to have worked as it set the requirement to 1 :P
For those on Linux for the steam version, not sure about the EpicGames version, I used wine to run the installer bat, and used a symlink to point to the game.
ln -s DeathStranding <pathtoGameFolder>
Changed the .bat instead of reading the game directory, I changed it to a variable instead. Remove or comment the prompt.
set game_dir="DeathStranding"
Download OpenJDK 17 from https://www.openlogic.com/openjdk-downloads?field_java_parent_version_target_id=807&field_operating_system_target_id=All&field_architecture_target_id=All&field_java_package_target_id=All
Specifically the .msi
--> run wine cmd --> wine msiexec /i <path_to_openjdk_file.msi> --> Click buttons to install, used defaults --> Close terminal and reopen again (refreshes PATH so java should appear) --> ./install.bat --> Wait for file to be generated in the DeathStranding data folder // It fails to remove the .tmp extension from the generated file --> Manually remove .tmp by renaming --> Voila
Sidenote, I did use the following commands beforehand but not sure if they were actually required before doing the above.
Explicitly not within the wine shell cd /home/`whoami`/.wine/drive_c/users/`whoami`/mkdir -p appdata/LocalLow/Sun
Thanks for adding those instructions for Linux users. I do prefer Linux for running my mailserver and such, but gaming is all PC for me. I'll sticky your post.
I've been doing my own testing and that seems to be the case. There is a value you can change for level two distance but it doesn't "stick" when actually in-game. It gives the impression that it'll work but still says there's no ziplines within range.
I've not tried it myself, but quite possibly there's something deep in the code. The decima workshop does expose a lot of useful things, but it's not a universal panacea.
If I wanted to try and extend it, I would make sure that all levels had at least the amount I wanted lower levels to go to, but I make no guarantees.
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For those on Linux for the steam version, not sure about the EpicGames version, I used wine to run the installer bat, and used a symlink to point to the game.
ln -s DeathStranding <pathtoGameFolder>
Changed the .bat instead of reading the game directory, I changed it to a variable instead. Remove or comment the prompt.
set game_dir="DeathStranding"Download OpenJDK 17 from https://www.openlogic.com/openjdk-downloads?field_java_parent_version_target_id=807&field_operating_system_target_id=All&field_architecture_target_id=All&field_java_package_target_id=All
Specifically the .msi
--> run wine cmd
-->
wine msiexec /i <path_to_openjdk_file.msi>--> Click buttons to install, used defaults
--> Close terminal and reopen again (refreshes PATH so java should appear)
-->
./install.bat--> Wait for file to be generated in the DeathStranding data folder
// It fails to remove the .tmp extension from the generated file
--> Manually remove .tmp by renaming
--> Voila
Sidenote, I did use the following commands beforehand but not sure if they were actually required before doing the above.
Explicitly not within the wine shell
cd /home/`whoami`/.wine/drive_c/users/`whoami`/mkdir -p appdata/LocalLow/SunIf I wanted to try and extend it, I would make sure that all levels had at least the amount I wanted lower levels to go to, but I make no guarantees.