Hey, could you do an inverse of this? Like 75%/50% less zombies on the street. Sometimes, the enemies in this game can feel a bit spammy, especially with a durability gameplay element...
Probably wouldn't be difficult to do it yourself...
- Download the mod file(s), open them in a text editor (like notepad++) - Find and open the original game file(s) of the same name(s) found in the mod pack, compare the two to see which values are modified (I use notepad++ comparison plugin for text based file comparisons) - Take a copy of the original unmodded game file(s), and manually make changes to the values that dude changed to make the mod - Drop your newly created file(s) into a mod pack, and then load your game and it'll be good to go :)
I recommend making an entirely new mod pack and doing this process (but comparing mod files directly instead of mod/base game files) with other mods you wish to install if you have other mods you want to play with. This abstract method allows you to avoid compatibility issues with different mods that use the same base game files. Normally you'd have to choose which mod to use if there are file conflicts and just forego using one of the mods with file conflicts, but with this method, it allows you to combine different mods into the same files and same mod pack so you can have full compatibility with every mod you wish to play with. You have to do it by hand though, so it can be a bit time consuming at first. But definitely worth it if you want to maximize your modded gameplay. Enjoy :)
I have 1 question, it's possible to make a mod like "I m Legend", less zombies and survivors in the world and many virals in the dark and the night ? :)
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Sure! I'll prepapre a version like this, and let you know once it's up!
Regards.
- Download the mod file(s), open them in a text editor (like notepad++)
- Find and open the original game file(s) of the same name(s) found in the mod pack, compare the two to see which values are modified (I use notepad++ comparison plugin for text based file comparisons)
- Take a copy of the original unmodded game file(s), and manually make changes to the values that dude changed to make the mod
- Drop your newly created file(s) into a mod pack, and then load your game and it'll be good to go :)
I recommend making an entirely new mod pack and doing this process (but comparing mod files directly instead of mod/base game files) with other mods you wish to install if you have other mods you want to play with. This abstract method allows you to avoid compatibility issues with different mods that use the same base game files. Normally you'd have to choose which mod to use if there are file conflicts and just forego using one of the mods with file conflicts, but with this method, it allows you to combine different mods into the same files and same mod pack so you can have full compatibility with every mod you wish to play with. You have to do it by hand though, so it can be a bit time consuming at first. But definitely worth it if you want to maximize your modded gameplay. Enjoy :)
I have 1 question, it's possible to make a mod like "I m Legend", less zombies and survivors in the world and many virals in the dark and the night ? :)
Hope that helps.