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A tool to install game mods for Life is Feudal: Forest Village. FVModSync enables users to organise their mods in a separate folder and copy them over automatically, rather than having to edit files in the game folder by hand. This ought to make it easier for players to use various different mods in parallel, at least until an official tool for this purpose is released. Also, it allows modders to include only the relevant data (i.e. content they have actually changed) in their mods, which improves compatibility between different mods.

v0.4beta, for game version 0.9.6112 (2017-03-15)

[Readme + Feedback auf Deutsch] (http://steamcommunity.com/groups/ForestVillageModding/discussions/0/144512875333095921/)

Note that script mods are handled differently again in 0.9.6112 -- most if not all script mods that existed prior will need an update. Check whether a mod is compatible with the current game version before attempting to install it.

Also, note that 0.9.6112 regards (Game Folder)/mods as the active mods folder now -- make sure your own Mods folder has a different name before proceeding.

Changelog

v0.4beta:

  • Change scripts.pak location for game version 0.9.6112
  • Update scripts/mods handling for game version 0.9.6112 (revert mods folder location, change main.lua / config file location)
  • Add whitespace removal to mod folder name sanity checks

v0.3.1beta:

  • Fix mod default lists for game version 0.9.6042
  • Handle core/init entries more precisely to account for manual fiddling
  • Remove support for cfg/dress.csv (since that has been removed)

v0.3beta:

  • Update script handling for game version 0.9.6042. This game version introduces breaking changes for script mods, hence the minor version increase.
  • Implement automatic addition of script mods to scripts/core/init.lua
  • Update scheme/imageset handling for game version 0.9.6042 (which introduces custom imagesets for resources as well)

v0.2.2beta:

  • Implement XML parsing (e.g. to add custom imagesets / icons -- see “Notes for modders”, below)
  • Implement assignment list parsing (to add/edit individual entries in config.lua -- see “Notes for modders”)
  • Make quickbms use .bms.txt as input script if the user has renamed it
  • Ignore .zip in mods
  • Only copy generic files from mods when they are newer than those that already exist in game files
  • Use a (now optional) external config to let people customise folder names and console verbosity
  • Bugfix (single cell parsing, v0.2.1 only): Nuke tabs from single fields in modded CSV
  • Bugfix (single cell parsing, v0.2.1 only): let WrapDelimited check for double quotes

v0.2.1beta:

  • Parse all CSV as single fields
  • Add support for CSV modularisation (partial CSV files; custom ignore sequence)
  • Additional error handling / CSV sanity checks

v0.2beta:

  • Filter out tabs from modded CSV
  • Output error messages when important files/directories can’t be found
  • Throw exception when quickbms fails to run
  • Add support for cfg/dress.csv (using first + second field as key)
  • Internal cleanup

v0.1.4beta:

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  • Fix: don’t write include.lua when it has no content (duh)
  • Ignore .txt files from mods
  • Console output now includes version info

v0.1.3beta:

  • Fix DictHandler some more to nuke empty lines in CSV from mod files as well
  • Support for adding custom scripts to include.lua
  • Internal streamlining; no more redundant dict copies
  • Implement warning about conflicting entries from modded CSV files

v0.1.2beta:

  • Change target to .NET 3.5
  • Fix DictHandler to skip empty lines in CSV
  • Sort file list internally after parsing modded files (predictable overriding; last one wins)
  • Copy only those CSV that are actually modded

v0.1.1beta:

  • Fixed bugs in DictHandler.cs (stream not closing; extra CRLF and duplicate headers in CSV)

Features

  • Parse content from multiple CSV snippets in modded files to a single target file in the game folder
  • When any CSV already exist in the game folder, use those to add new content to -- so users can still make manual changes if they wish (they will be preserved when new mods are added)
  • Parse entries from multiple mods to scripts/main.lua (so that script mods will be recognised)
  • Parse entries in config.lua and elements in XML schemes to their equivalent in game files
  • Copy all other modded files to the game folder as they are, taking the directory structure into account
  • Predictable overriding: sort mods alphanumerically, the last entry/file will override any conflicting entries/files
  • Warn users about override conflicts from modded CSV files in the console output
  • Warn users about malformed CSV (mismatching headers, wrong record length)
  • Ignore .txt/.TXT from mod folders so users can have readme files in there, as well as .zip (for backups)
  • Handle mod defaults by initialising them from a defaults folder
  • Sanitise mod folder names (remove arithmetic operators and whitespace so as to not confuse the game’s lua interpreter)

Requirements

  1. .NET Framework 3.5 or later required

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  2. You need to create a Mods folder in your game files manually (ought to be Program Files/Steam/steamapps/common/Life is Feudal Forest Village), top level. The actual name of that folder is irrelevant, it’s only referred to as “Mods folder” here for sake of simplicity. Important: As of game version 0.9.6109 you cannot name your folder “mods” any more -- the game needs to have that reserved for its own use (hardcoded in scriptssystemnamespace.lua).

  3. You need to download and unzip quickbms in your Mods folder, in a sub-folder named “quickbms”. The life_is_feudal.bms script (rightclick > Save As) also needs to be in the quickbms folder. [1]

  4. Mods that you want to manage with FVModSync need to be installed in (Mods Folder)/mods (you can change that location in the configuration if you want, see below), and maintain the same directory structure and filenames that the game is using. [2]

[1] quickbms is needed to export the unmodded CSV data from the game .pak files, to “fill in the blanks” so to speak (i.e. when you have mods that only modify three lines of a CSV, this unmodified data is copied over for the rest so we don’t end up with incomplete files). FVModSync will automatically run quickbms when it needs to, so you don’t need to do anything except put it where FVModSync can find it.

[2] I believe it’s good practice to include author names in uploads, so that one can reliably distinguish between files from different creators. Downloaders can rename the top level folder, e.g. from pbox_nicemod to ugly-mod-by-random-person, but need to leave the rest of the directory structure ( = everything inside that top level folder) intact.

Installation

Download the zip and unzip its contents to your Mods folder, top level. This is what your Mods folder should look like:

MyMods

  • mods
    • thismod
    • thatmod
    • .
  • quickbms
    • life_is_feudal.bms
    • quickbms.exe
  • FVModSync.exe
  • FVModSync.exe.config
  • FVModSync_Configuration.xml (optional)
  • FVModSync_exportedFiles (will be created by FVModSync)
  • readme.md (optional)

How to use

  • Double click on the exe.

It will put up a console window and tell you what it’s doing; that window will remain open until you hit Enter (it’ll tell you that as well).

Configuration

You can customise some parameters, like the names of subfolders and how much console output you want, in FVModSync_Configuration.xml. GameVersion doesn’t do anything yet. If the file goes missing, FVModSync will use default values (the same that are in the original file).

Notes for modders

CSV parsing:

  • As of 0.2.1beta, you can have partial CSV in mods: include only those columns that you have edited; existing values will be preserved for all other columns
  • Additionally (also added in 0.2.1beta) you can use the escape sequence “fvms:ignore” for individual fields you want to be ignored ( = existing values will be preserved for those fields)
  • Header fields in modded game files must be left intact as of 0.2.1beta, otherwise FVModSync will ignore the entire file (since there wouldn’t be any way to tell which column is which)

Scripts:

  • As of 0.2.2beta, you can override individual entries in scripts/config.lua with a (Your mod)/scripts/config.lua snippet containing only your edits
  • All other scripts should go in (YourModFolder)/scripts/; everything that isn’t config.lua will be copied over to (Game Folder)/mods/(YourModFolder). FVModSync will also sanitize both the folder name and the include directive for Lua arithmetic operators (replacing them all with underscore, since their fancy new function will otherwise try to interpret them and fall over). You can still have subfolders in (YourModFolder)/scripts/; those will be maintained.
  • As of 0.3beta, the necessary include directives will be handled automatically, i.e. the directory your mod ends up in will be added to /scripts/main.lua as requireMod('YourModFolder') -- you do not need to add a separate include file.

XML:

  • As of 0.3beta, you can add your own imagesets to the XML schemes: put a version of the file you want (most likely GameLook1.scheme) with only the root element + the entry for your imageset in /gui/schemes. You can add other elements that way too (not sure if that would be useful).
  • Note that as of game version 0.9.6042, custom resources can now get their icons from custom imagesets (this is new in resParams.csv, “icon”). So it’s not necessary any more to add resource icons to GameLook1.imageset.
  • You can have several imagesets with the same name (e.g. “YourName.imageset” in several different mods); FVModSync will compile them into one. The latest modified version of the accompanying image file will overwrite the other instances.

Mod Defaults:

  • As of 0.3beta (scripts) / 0.3.1beta (prioritised lists), FVModSync maintains mod defaults: little frameworks that can be installed to make modding more flexible. For example, a default replacement for the “Worker.surviveUpdate” function that splits it up into smaller functions, so that those can be changed individually (instead of having to override the whole thing and thus clashing with every other mod that does the same). For functions/scripts this is technically no different from all other scripts, for lists it means FVModSync will check that the default is installed and then aggregate any new values into it (so the end result is a list compiled from all mods that modify it). This is useful e.g. for introducing new kinds of clothes, tools, drinks and so on (as opposed to adding new recipes for the existing ones).
  • Note that the default lists are parsed like text, line by line. This is a bit basic but since they have no index, I’d like to keep the splitting as simple as possible (and not introduce CSV-style pomp and circumstance here).

General:

  • Mods should only include data that you have edited -- no unchanged game content. Having unchanged game content in your mod means you’re prone to override somebody else’s mod with the original, thus effectively breaking their mod (or vice versa).
  • Mods should be distributed in a folder that is equivalent to the game root folder, using the same directory structure as the game. (Mod Folder)/mods/coolmod/cfg/funky/things.csv will be copied to (Game Folder)/cfg/funky/things.csv, for example; a script from /mods/coolmod/scripts/funscript.lua will be in (Game Folder)/mods/coolmod/funscript.lua.
  • FVModSync sorts all modded files alphanumerically (culture independent) before it starts to copy; the sorting incudes the entire file path from (YourModFolder) downwards ((YourModFolder) = the one that you distribute, like “pbox_nicemod”). This means the load order is predictable and can be used to deliberately override things (the last mod that loads will override the rest); be aware though that users may change the name of your root folder.
  • FVModSync will ignore any .txt/.TXT files it finds in mod folders, so you can include readme files and the like as .txt. As a precaution, I recommend you include the word “readme” in your file name -- right now the game does not seem to use any .txt of its own, but if it ever does, I would filter out “readme” instead of “.txt”.
  • It will ignore .zip too in case that is useful for something (other than end users being able to backup their mods that way)

Known Issues

  • CSV exceptions: Right now this does not handle the following files:

    • cfgLOD.csv
    • cfgnames.csv
    • cfgtips.csv

This is because those have multiple entries with identical “names” (fields in the first column), we can’t tell how the game distinguishes them, and we don’t want to guess. So if you have or create mods that edit those files, you will need to move/copy them manually. Let me know if there is a need to deal with those.

  • FVModSync will create a folder named “FVModSync_exportedFiles” in your game files, which contains various files exported from the game packages. You can delete it if it bothers you, but it’ll reappear next time you run the program. If you empty any of the subfolders (but leave the actual folder intact), FVModSync will currently get a bit stuck, so don’t do that.

  • When you patch the game, delete FVModSync_exportedFiles and let FVModSync regenerate it from the patched game files (it will do that automatically). Forgetting to do so may lead to missing strings and the like, since it will continue to use those (now outdated) files.

  • FVModSync will copy anything that is in (Mods folder)/mods except txt and zip. Far as I can tell, the game just ignores files that are not referenced anywhere, so it shouldn’t hurt anything -- still, it is probably better not to dump random files into that folder.

Troubleshooting / Feedback

  • You can post in Issues or in the Feedback thread in the Forest Village modding group on Steam.

  • If you run into issues, the text from the console window may be helpful to figure out the problem: you can copy it with Edit > Select All; Edit > Copy via the context menu (rightclick) on the title bar. The game dumps a log in (Game Folder)/Log.log that is also often quite useful.

  • FVModSync creates a backup of files that already exist in the game folder when it attempts to copy over a modded file (e.g. cfg/Localization.csv.backup). Those are simply renamed, so in order to revert them, just remove the “.backup” suffix.

  • If you have all your mods installed with FVModSync, and then something goes wrong, reinstalling them should be quite simple: remove all the cfg/gui/scripts/etc folders (those that have the same name as a .pak) from your game folder, and then run FVModSync.exe for a fresh install of all mods from (Mods folder)/mods. Of course if you have made additional manual edits, you need to re-do those.

To Do / Wishlist

  • See the Feedback thread.

Warranty / Copyleft

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. See the GNU General Public License v3 for more details.

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One of the toughest aspects of Life Is Feudal: Forest Village is just how slow the walking time is in the game when you don’t have any roads laid down. While dirt roads will give your people a 20% increase, it’s stone roads where you’ll begin to notice a serious improvement at 45%.

Unfortunately, stone roads can be a little pricey, and your resources need to be evenly distributed across all of the different projects you’re trying to create. That’s where the Cheaper Stoner Roads mod for Life Is Feudal: Forest Village comes in. It drops the cost of a stone road tile down to just one unit, making it far easier and faster for your units to travel significant distances.

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If you’ve been having trouble keeping your hunter-gatherers under control in Life Is Feudal: Forest Village, then Master Radius is the answer to all of your prayers. This handy mod allows you to set and adjust radius options for your different resource-gathering units.

That means you can leave your Fisherman with a huge free reign on a massive area of water, and restrict your Foresters if you don’t want them heading too far from your settlement. It may sound simple, but it’s an incredibly handy tool to have at your disposal nonetheless.

Barn Capacity

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With Barns holding all manner of resources in Life Is Feudal: Forest Village, the limited capacity at only 300 can be pretty difficult to work around. Compounding this problem is the fact that your villagers will only head to the Barn nearest to their house. With no means of transferring the contents of one barn to another, resource management is a little tricky at the moment.

Fortunately, someone’s made it easier by simply creating a mod that increases the capacity of your Barns. These buildings have an increased capacity of 15,000 once the mod has been installed. You’ll still need to manage your resources, but this should give you a helping hand toward the start of the game, allowing you to put everything in one place.

Increase Camera Distance

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When you’re trying to expand and manage a large settlement, having to slowly scroll around when you’re zoomed in so close can be a tad frustrating.

Fortunately, cstoneburner has created the Increase Camera Distance mod for Life Is Feudal: Forest Village. It doubles the zoom out for your camera, allowing you to quickly pan around your ever-expanding settlement and its nearby surroundings.

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Sure, this is most definitely a massive cheat and will eliminate much of the challenge that Life Is Feudal: Forest Village poses when playing normally, but it’s fun to mess around, right? If you’re looking to give yourself a head start, simply download and enable this mod and start a new game.

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Upon loading up, you’ll have all resources unlocked from the start of the game without having to embark on any voyages, either.

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If you’re looking for something a little less all-out cheating, but still want to have a bit of an easier time when it comes to resources in Life Is Feudal: Forest Village, these two mods may be more up your alley.

With More Productive Orchards, your orchards will now produce twice as much as they do normally, and will also live between 60-100 harvests rather than the usual six.

More Productive Animals, on the other hand, makes all mammals produce both meat and skins, sheep produce milk, and brings livestock reproduction rates down so you’ll always have plenty of mammals to cater to your settlement.

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If you’ve spent a good amount of time tunneling in Life Is Feudal: Forest Village, chances are you’ve already been searching for a way you can get your tiny people to carry more. While the carry capacity isn’t ridiculously meager, when you’re embarking on a big project it can really slow down your progress.

Carry More does exactly what it says on the tin. By enabling the mod, your settlers will be able to carry 1.5x what they currently can in the game. It may not seem like a lot, but every little helps when you’ve got a ton of dirt to move around.

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Old, Dense Forests increases the tree lifespan by 10, wood quantity by 8, and tree density by 25%. While you can’t use the mod with existing games, it’s certainly one you’ll want to keep in mind for when you next start a new game.

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Terraforming in Life Is Feudal: Forest Village normally takes way longer than any of us really want it too. There’s nothing worse than watching your people slowly flatten out that plot of land you’re wanting to build on, so user Genbrua created a mod that makes the terraforming way, way faster.

100% Faster Terraforming makes the process so fast that you’ll hardly notice it happen. If you find that this mod is a little too fast, you can always check out the 50% Faster Terraforming option, too. Regardless of which you choose, you’ll never have to wait aimlessly to get building again. Or, at least, nowhere near as long.

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While you may not have had to use the scarecrows in Life Is Feudal: Forest Village much just yet, those pesky crows will be hunting down your precious crops before too long. As such, having a much, much, larger scarecrow range is most certainly beneficial.

The Increased Scarecrow Range mod allows one scarecrow to protect fields or orchards from any pesky winged creatures trying to steal your supplies. No longer will your settlement be plagued with scarecrows or harassed by those pesky crows!

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If you’ve ever wanted to set up your little civilization on a small island, then this mod is quite literally the perfect one for you. Not only will you slowly but surely take over the small island as your city expands, but the mod also allows for a smoother development of your establishment over time.

Certain buildings cost less, smaller versions of shops and mills have been added, additional crafting recipes have been thrown in. It may not sound like much, but this is a great mod to help you learn the ropes of the game before taking on the much tougher, larger map.

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Though the thought of no pies is a heartbreaking one in real life, in the world of Life Is Feudal: Forest Village, not having to use your precious pies as provisions for your expeditions is a life-saver.

Not only this, but this mod also ensures that your expeditions over seas only take one season, meaning you don’t have to wait around half as long as you used too.

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One of the most frustrating parts of Life Is Feudal: Forest Village can be that all of your precious resources were stored in barns. While this doesn’t sound all that bad, your villagers would only go to their nearest barn to get or stash away resources.

The Share the Load mod stores firewood, coal, iron, flax, wool, hides, clothes, and tools in one of your warehouses instead of a barn. Not only does this negate the frustrating capacity problems tied to barns, but it also means all of your resources are in one place.

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While creating your town and watching it expand is all good fun, it’ll more than likely look a little drab in the base game. That’s why someone decided to come up with the Town Decorations mod.

This mod, as the name suggests, is a small decorative pack that allows you to spruce up your village and give it a more personal feel. You can add in flowerbeds, fountains, flags, lanterns and more. They may not have an actual effect on the success of your town, but at least it’ll be a little easier on the eye now.

Speedwalking

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If you’ve got this far in our list of mods, you may have guessed that Life Is Feudal: Forest Village can be a bit of a drag at times. The slow pacing of the game and the amount of time that certain actions take means that you can spend hours without achieving a whole lot.

The Speedwalking mod is another that aims to rectify this issue. It increases your villagers’ productivity by about 20% by speeding them up, both when you’re viewing the world from their own first-person, or just overseeing everything from the clouds.

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While it’s reasonable that your villagers need their fair share of food after gathering resources, constructing buildings, and everything else, they don’t half get greedy in Forest Village.

The Less Food! X2 mod does exactly as the title suggests. Your villagers only eat half the amount of food than they normally would, allowing you to focus on expanding your village and building an empire.

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One of the most frustrating parts of gathering resources in Forest Village comes from the limited number of farmers that can work on a field at any given time. Well, bid farewell to those field capacity limits, as Smarter Farmers is here to make resource gathering a whole lot more efficient.

Smarter Farmers simply increases the number of possible workers in your fields, pastures, and apiaries. It also increases the number of builders for each of these, too, meaning you won’t be waiting around for forever while they’re built, either.

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Whenever you build a field or orchard in Life Is Feudal, it’ll be accompanied by a fence around its perimeter. These clutter your village and slow your villagers right down when gathering resources and taking them to your barns.

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Fenceless Fields and Orchards changes all of your fields and orchards, regardless of size, to fenceless variants of themselves. In doing so, you’ll see an increase in productivity as farmers can take the shortest routes between the field and barn. What more could you ask for?