Last Seed Skyrim Nexus
Last Seed is a needs, wellness, and disease survival mod for Skyrim. On the surface, Last Seed presents a streamlined, intuitive primary needs system. Each need is coupled tightly with a primary attribute. Hunger influences, and is influenced by, health and combat actions; thirst, by stamina and acts of exertion; and fatigue.
As they say, 'fail to plan, plan to fail.' This is the planning thread for one of two mods I'm working the details out on, currently called Last Seed.
Last Seed will be a hunger / thirst / sleep mod that has a strong emphasis on simplicity while still retaining immersion and increasing the importance of food and water. Expanding the existing cooking mechanics is also a desired focus.Last Seed will be designed to be stand-alone, or as a part of a survival and immersion 'trilogy' along side and Hearthfire (a camping / wilderness survival mod also in the planning stages). It will also be compatible with other Hypothermia mods, like Nitor's Hypothermia, and other camping mods, such as Camping Kit of the Northern Ranger, Camping Lite, and LtMattMoo's Camping.This thread may not get a whole lot of activity since Frostfall is still in very active development, but I can now see the end of its development lifecycle from here and would like to start the dialogue early for my next project. That way I'll already have everyone's feedback and ideas on paper when I'm ready to implement.So, here's what I've got rolling around in my head:. Hunger, Thirst, and Sleep: I think I'll use the same scale as I did in Frostfall: 120 to 0, with 120-101 being the 'bonus' range (well fed, well hydrated, well rested).
Eating, drinking, and sleeping makes your status go up; failing to do so makes them go down. Every 20 points marks a 'threshhold' where good or bad things happen.
Tie the timing of the mod to game timescale. Provide adjustable hunger, thirst, and fatigue rates. Automatic eating option.
This is inspired by Necessities of Morrowind, one of my favorite mods in this category. Allow the player to select a diet type; carnivore, omnivore, and herbavore.
Use this setting to determine what the player should automatically eat at appropriate times from their inventory. Allow for selecting drink preference / precedence. Also allow the player to eat and drink manually. Automatic status messages.
Keep in touch with the player when their condition changes. On-demand status checking, either via a power or some other means.
Include active effects that show the player's status and the effects of that status. Hunger, thirst, and sleep should all have unique, interesting effects, and balanced against other mods (including Frostfall) that may also affect your performance. Show, don't tell. Togglable imagespace effects, animations, and other visual feedback are important in getting the player's attention, without getting in their way. Use existing assets. There's already tons of food diversity in Skyrim; I just want to give it a purpose. Cooking enhancements, with a focus on primitive cooking over a campfire or similar.
I don't want this to turn into Iron Chef: Skyrim. Move the recipe for grilled chicken, grilled leeks, grilled venison, grilled anything, to an actual grill you can drop food onto and watch it cook. Allow player to place and use a full suite of camping equipment (shared code between Frostfall and Hearthfire), to facilitate cooking over a fire, and restoring Fatigue through sleeping. Refillable bottles and waterskins. Disallow sea-water (northern coast). The rest of Skyrim is verdant with pristine lakes and streams, that the player should be able to gather water from.I'm on the fence about two particular features; fishing and trapping. Both of these features were planned in my head as being part of Hearthfire, since they are closer to wilderness survival activities.
However, fishing is really just a food procurement method. Trapping will have other purposes than food (securing the campsite against random encounters, acquiring pelts), but it's still a primary method of catching food. Would it make more sense to put these in Last Seed instead? Or put them in both, and just make them compatible?So, that's what's on my mind. The question is, what would you like to see? What do you feel is currently lacking in existing H/T/S mods?
Thanks for your input.Posts: 3281 Joined: Wed Jun 28, 2006 2:09 pm. Eating / Drinking / Sleeping too much: This is something I'd rather not have the player worry about. Same with Frostfall; the player can't become 'too warm'. Trying to stay within a +/- 40 point range in 3 different stats would just raise my blood pressure. And when it may be a little ambiguous how much Hunger say, an apple restores, penalizing them for eating it seems a little passive-aggressive.Alcohol: Good question. When it comes right down to it, alcohol's really not good for solving anything, is it? Alcohol, being a diuretic, isn't good at all as a source of hydration.
I may decide to treat it like I do in Frostfall, and impart a temporary Thirst bonus. Or I may say that I don't care and just let it restore Thirst anyway. Hey, togglable option!If you're talking about visual effects of alcohol, sure, why not.Posts: 3390 Joined: Sun Oct 14, 2007 8:28 am. Yeah, I'd love to see some visual effects for being drunk, similar to the underwater IS modifiers maybe?I agree with your stance on over-eating, over-sleeping, over-heating.As for alcohol and thirst, well. Keep in mind that beer/wine aren't pure alcohol. Plenty of people (especially in medieval times and earlier) got by on just beer or wine alone for most of the day. I'd say they should quench thirst if you drink in moderation, but penalize you if you get wasted or wev.Posts: 3511 Joined: Wed Jul 05, 2006 7:35 pm.
Plenty of people (especially in medieval times and earlier) got by on just beer or wine alone for most of the day.You're absolutely right. Primary reason for this was because the local brew was more sanitary than public water supplies. How could I forget? This is why I ask for feedback; my brain goes on vacation sometimes.So yea, I think I'll just count it as a drink and be done with it, and add in some varying levels of drunkenness active effects to complement it.Posts: 3375 Joined: Thu Jun 15, 2006 4:31 am. Or put them in both, and just make them compatible?Typically, if possible, that is usually the best method. Doing so would cater to a wider audience. I, for example, am a big fan of Imp's eating and needs mod so in all honesty I wouldn't use Last Seed, but I love the Hearthfire idea and also fishing, so having fishing only with Last Seed would obviously cause a player like myself to fall in the gap.One suggestion I have for your last seed mod is to allow the player to melt snow or ice for drinking water.
This was something a mod for Oblivion had and is noticably lacking in Imp's mod. Had a very serious situation the other day in my game when I got caught in a blizzard in Winterhold region and had to hide in Alftand.but my water reserves were already exhausted. It was frustrating to not be able to cook some of that abundant ice all over and drink it instead of frantically looking for something to quench my thirst until that bitter blizzard passed. It also would allow the player to find a water source in areas that often lack it (it seems most rivers that have drinkable water are not in snow-bound regions.ignoring the river running west-east near Windhelm).By the way, how do you envision fishing in the game? Is it purely pole fishing or do you intend to have nets?
Is it purely for salmon or ingredient fish like River Betties or Hist Carp too? Also, had you ever played the Fishing Academy mod for Morrowind (since I see you played Morrowind having refferenced Necessities of Morrowind)?Edit: Also, that (true) comment about people drinking beer and whatnot instead of water through the Middle Ages is often skewed in the modern mind because they think of it in terms of modern beer or wine. The alcoholic content of beer was much lower then and wine was typically watered down before being consumed as well.so it isn't as people would lead you to believe.Posts: 3442 Joined: Mon Oct 22, 2007 3:38 pm. I think Traps as part of Hearthfire fills more appropriate. There's many ways of getting food, but for survival, trapping is essential. Putting into both would be a good idea too, especially if say, the features of one enhances that joint feature in different ways.Do you think that you might make it so dropping food on a fire directly would be sufficient to start 'cooking' it? I've always found it annoying I can't use, say, a giant's great honking huge bon fire to fry a fish, because I can't 'interact' with it.
The meat in my Whiterun house has been grilling FOREVER on that fire too ;;;Also please, please don't make salt essential for cooking like some mods! It's for flavor people! Yes, food is bland sometimes without it, but it's not essential to cooking it!I actually managed to have a mod set-up that has allowed me to simulate trapping as 'true' viable hunting, in a sense.
I'm using SkyTEST and RWS, so I have herds of deer and such with appropriate 'herd' and 'prey' AI; and then used ASIS to increase the spawns further automatically. I also have Deployable Traps. I've set up choke-points close to herds and then scared them into my nest of traps and successfully killed some of them for meats and hide.Will fishing entail using the rod, or we could possibly set-up 'fishing nets'? The kind you leave in a river for a few hours and return to gather the fish etc.?Posts: 3358 Joined: Sat Jul 01, 2006 6:59 am. Also please, please don't make salt essential for cooking like some mods! It's for flavor people!
Yes, food is bland sometimes without it, but it's not essential to cooking it!I actually managed to have a mod set-up that has allowed me to simulate trapping as 'true' viable hunting, in a sense. I'm using SkyTEST and RWS, so I have herds of deer and such with appropriate 'herd' and 'prey' AI; and then used ASIS to increase the spawns further automatically. I also have Deployable Traps. I've set up choke-points close to herds and then scared them into my nest of traps and successfully killed some of them for meats and hide.You wouldn't happen to be English, would you? Joking aside, I just made a small mod for myself that increases the amount of salt in a container by 10x.because honestly would you use half a sack of salt to cook a briast of pheasant? So now a sack holds 10-30 salt piles (servings), which is a lot more realistic.As for trapping.that isn't really a proper use of a trap for hunting. If you want a realistic trapping experience the trap should use bait, and baiting the trap with specific items might yield the chance of certain creatures being caught in it.
For example, dropping a carrot in the trap would yield a 70% chance of a rabbit being caught and 30% for a deer while an apple would yield 90% deer and maybe 10% rabbit (though catching an animal isn't guaranteed of course, for example there is a 60% chance that nothing is caught in a given trap and a further 5-10% it is sprung with no success). I wouldn't expect that these traps work in real time for various animals in the wild as you would need to alter animal AI for them to use it.Posts: 3543 Joined: Tue Aug 01, 2006 8:40 pm. Asian actually, but unless it's a really bad piece of meat or fish, I can live with just grilling it in its own juices, especially fresh. Considering how salt in olden times was a luxury, I just don't think it's a priority to add a dash of it anywhere. Unless it's for preserving them like in Salted Fish or Salted Venison recipes etc.Also yeah I know it's not a proper use, but it was more of a test if traps in Skyrim were even lethal. Since animal AI in Skyrim don't even hunt properly without some help (SkyTEST in this case), bait probably isn't going to work.I'm wondering if it's even possible to set-up the pit traps we see in some areas that NPCs 'use'.
The prob is the way it's part of the landscape, I'm not sure how malleable Skyrim meshes are to allow something like that being 'deployable', which is a pity.Posts: 3437 Joined: Tue Jun 20, 2006 11:40 am. Indeed you are right about salt, if I remember correctly it was a form of currency in Europe during the Middle Ages.As for the trap idea with bait, it wouldn't be live which I tried to describe but guess wasn't clear about. By this I mean it would not require having an animal that is wandering in the game be baited and come to it, but to have you bait the trap, leave the cell/area for several hours and upon your return you might have a chance that an animal was caught in your trap (and this animal would spawn on the trap as a dead carcass, so it would be more math and% based than a function of AI or actual creatures already spawned and wandering the world). Hope that makes more sense.Posts: 3301 Joined: Thu Nov 08, 2007 4:11 pm. Chesko: You spelled 'herbivore' wrong in the third BP. SorryI think fishing should be in this mod, and probably hunting/trapping, although the fur makes that an important part of survival, too. Perhaps have it in both (not sure fishing needs to be in hearthfire)I suggested baited hunting in the previous thread, and i may as well rephrase it: unless you're planning fatal traps (pitfall would be good fun but probably not feasible) there should be a time after which the animal manages to escape.
I suggested a paralysis spell effect, I'd say duration about 10 mins, max, and a decent chance to resist.I'd say alcohol should hydrate, although not as much as water would.I second water collecting from ice, you'll need it, as where there's snow, there's rarely water in the game! Particularly the north coast if seawater's not allowed. You could have a method of purifying dirty/salty water, but that's a pain compared to collecting from snow (might need an alchemy table to do it easily).I saw a fishing mod on steam that uses nets, worth checking out other people's methods as always.I was going to specifically suggest that overeating doesn't have negative effects. It really annoyed me in a fallout mod (although food is a more common source of healing in that game, given fewer potions and no spells)Can I again ask/suggest that cooking can be done on all heat sources?
You mapped them out in Frostfall, so save yourself the time and allow cooking wherever! (Cooking on magical fire might give the food a slightly. Unusual taste.)Posts: 3410 Joined: Fri Sep 15, 2006 3:25 pm. Meltable snow and ice: the trick is detecting it. I'll need to see if there's a feasible way for my script to look at the ground and say, 'Yep, that's some snow.'
Since there is an absolute abundance of snow, there would need to be a process to melt it or otherwise make it potable / usable.Fishing and Trapping: I will probably just put these in both. Hearthfire will still have unique features, such as wilderness encounters and a locational damage system.Fishing mechanics: I envision equippable fishing poles as a zero-damage weapon, and 'attacking' with it near bodies of water will cast a line.
You should be able to catch anything that you see swimming around. A net approach would actually be much easier; once traps are finished, it would be trivial to apply this to fishing nets. It's a trap for fish, after all.Trapping mechanics: Baiting is definitely something I want to do because it requires a resource from the player and adds skill / variety.
Certain baits and certain traps will be better than others, depending on what you're trying to catch. And every so often, you may catch something unexpected.And what Wulfgar says about trapping implementation will be true for the most part. It won't be real-time.
Ideally, you could set out several traps walking distance from your campsite, sleep the night, wake up, and check your traps for kills.Salt: I'd have to look at the recipe lists. Also, @Elementroar, that's exactly what I'd like to do.
Drop the meat, and it snaps to the grill. Give it 10-15 seconds, your food is cooked! So this by extension would remove the salt requirement for most meats.@evilgiraffe - I'd allow it on most heat sources, but I would make the possible cooking radius much tighter; the current warmth detection distance would let you set a grill on the ground near a forge and cook from it.Posts: 3336 Joined: Tue Jun 20, 2006 3:34 am. And what Wulfgar says about trapping implementation will be true for the most part.
It won't be real-time. Ideally, you could set out several traps walking distance from your campsite, sleep the night, wake up, and check your traps for kills.@evilgiraffe - I'd allow it on most heat sources, but I would make the possible cooking radius much tighter; the current warmth detection distance would let you set a grill on the ground near a forge and cook from it.Sure. I think real time baiting/trapping would work, similar to the 'hunting' in Realistic Predators, but it's certainly not worth the effort, and would need a lot of work so that dropping a trap didn't just make all the nearby animals run at it blindly. I like the idea of a surprise.And that was pretty much what I had in mind for heat sources, obviously if it'll scorch meat at a few meters, you don't want to warm yourself up at that range!Posts: 3452 Joined: Tue Jul 04, 2006 3:32 am. Meltable snow and ice: the trick is detecting it. I'll need to see if there's a feasible way for my script to look at the ground and say, 'Yep, that's some snow.' Since there is an absolute abundance of snow, there would need to be a process to melt it or otherwise make it potable / usable.Just an idea, and not being a modder, I have no clue if it would work, but.
What if you only use the 'enabled' snow on objects? Basically, any snow that is affected by OpticShooter's Better Dynamic Snow mod would be usable as drinking water?Posts: 3433 Joined: Sat Oct 06, 2007 2:03 pm. Regarding alcohol, I'd just like to point out as discussed earlier that medieval mead and alcohol usually was a lot less filtered than modern alcohol. This meant that the drinks actually contained a good portion of protein/vitamnin/nutrients.
Since you discussed adding penalities for drinking alcohol (blurred vison, etc) it might actually be quite balanced if the alcohol also replenished a little bit of hunger in addition to thirst?That way it might be worth while to only bring a few bottles of mead when on an extended dungeon crawl and have your horse/camp nearby with all your gear and food.Can I ask about heartfire? What do you plan for that mod?Regardless I would like to combine this mod and heartfire with a carry weight limiting mod, e.g. Kuertee's or some such and maybe limit carry weight to 120-150. This would make it essential to have a horse for carrying a lot of the equipment needed for setting up camp/trap/dinner, and it would be convenient if your horse could be 'parked' at the camp.
Will you be adressing some of these horse issues or leave that to other mods?Posts: 3408 Joined: Thu Jul 13, 2006 12:09 am. Regarding time scale. I would suggest allowing players to set a dynamic time scale. This is done in both IMCN and kuertee's auto-save and time mods.
It's important because time in towns or indoors really should not progress at the same global pace as wandering around in the wilds, at least not based on the limitations we currently have in the game world. The dynamic time scale in IMCN (default, which is what I use, but it is adjustable, too) and the configurable time scale in kuertee's mod work well together for me, but a global time scale where lots of time passes in towns or indoors would really be a pain.Posts: 3420 Joined: Sun Jun 10, 2007 2:00 pm. Regarding time scale. I would suggest allowing players to set a dynamic time scale. This is done in both IMCN and kuertee's auto-save and time mods. It's important because time in towns or indoors really should not progress at the same global pace as wandering around in the wilds, at least not based on the limitations we currently have in the game world. The dynamic time scale in IMCN (default, which is what I use, but it is adjustable, too) and the configurable time scale in kuertee's mod work well together for me, but a global time scale where lots of time passes in towns or indoors would really be a pain.Chesko's plan is for his mod to adapt to the player's timescale, not to set the timescale itself.
If you use your dynamic timescale mods, Last Seed will take that into account.Posts: 3557 Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 3:02 pm. So many things! I have so many ideas, I'm afraid they won't even be incorporated. It sounds good as is such as the imagespace effects without notification and cooking. I always wanted to do more things with the ingredients and food you collect. Grilled food should be grilled as you intend.
I always thought dried food in IMCN should be laid out on a rack the same way you see bandits hang salmon out there to dry; and it takes at least a few hours to be prepared once you set out your deployable rack like you would a cooking pot. Wait a day, or come back to the spot later to retrieve your dried goods. Not sure if that's what you are thinking about, but it's an idea.I'm soooooo upset that Frost Mirriam has no purpose. It's freakin' parsley for Ysmir sakes. That should be used in foods. Same with Chicken Eggs and other bird's eggs. Elves Ear is like thyme, and it's not used either.
If I can harvest these plants from homes and camps, it would make sense for me to use them in food.Fire Salts could act like a spice and be added to certain foods that would give some sort of boost if used with Frostfall, like drop EP whereas Frost Salts could give a better resistance against cold.If you ask me, this sounds like it should be all one mod, but I'm all for a separate thing to flesh out.Posts: 3459 Joined: Tue Feb 06, 2007 12:36 amDisplay posts from previous: Sort.
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