Kynda

Load a smelter, kiln or fire several at a time. Fewer trips; the same metal out.

Features
Batching
The upgrades
Installation
Configuration
Multiplayer
Compatibility
Known limitations
Troubleshooting
Bug reports
Discord
Design notes
Building
Part of Longhouse
Licence

Load a smelter, kiln or fire several items at a time instead of one per press, and build two pieces that make a smelter or a charcoal kiln hold more.

Kynda never changes throughput. m_secPerProduct and m_fuelPerProduct are untouched, so twenty iron takes the same time and burns the same coal whether it went in as one load or seven. What changes is how often you walk back to the station.

Built against Valheim 1.0.7, Unity 6000.0.75, BepInEx 5.4.23.5, Harmony 2.9.

Features

Hold a modifier key (Shift by default) while adding ore, coal or wood and three go in instead of one.
Works on every station with a Smelter component: smelter, charcoal kiln, blast furnace, windmill, spinning wheel, eitr refinery, and any modded station built on the same class.
Works on fireplaces that can be refilled: campfire, hearth, bonfire, standing torches.
The station's hover text shows the modifier, so the feature is discoverable without reading this file.
Two buildable upgrades, the Tun and the Woodrack, that raise the capacity of a smelter or a charcoal kiln standing next to them.
Everything is configurable: the key, the batch size, the upgrade costs, which stations they serve, and how much capacity they add.

Batching

Hold the modifier and press Use on the station.

Station	What goes in	Default per press
Smelter, blast furnace, eitr refinery	ore on the ore switch, coal on the wood switch	3
Charcoal kiln, windmill, spinning wheel	wood or its own input	3
Campfire, hearth, bonfire, torch	logs	3

Some details worth knowing:

The modifier is held rather than toggled, so a plain press stays vanilla and you can still top up a nearly full smelter with one last ore. Set BatchModifier to None if you would rather batch every time.
Batching runs after the game's own add has succeeded, so vanilla decides whether the first item is allowed at all. Wrong item, empty hands, full station: nothing happens, same as before.
Holding Use on a fireplace to refill it repeats on the game's own timer and is not batched. A single press is.
Pressing Use on a fireplace that is lit and can be turned off is a toggle, not a refill, so it never takes logs.
Set SmelterItemsPerAdd or FireplaceItemsPerAdd to 1 to restore vanilla for either half.

The upgrades

Two buildable pieces, on the hammer's Crafting tab, marked with the upgrade star. Both need a Forge in range to build, because both are held together with nails.

Piece	Cost	Serves	Capacity
Tun	20 Fine wood, 15 Iron nails	Smelter	10 ore becomes 30, 20 coal becomes 60
Woodrack	25 Fine wood, 20 Deer hide, 25 Bronze nails	Charcoal kiln	25 wood becomes 50

Build one within 4 metres of the station it serves and the station's capacity goes up. The coal figure is twice the ore figure because a smelter burns two coal per ore; matching them would run the fuel out with a third of the ore still queued.

One per station. A second Tun beside the same smelter adds nothing, and says so in its hover text rather than sitting there looking broken. Raise MaxPerStation if you want them to stack.

Look at an upgrade and it draws the game's own station-link effect to the station it is feeding, the same run of motes a chopping block draws to its workbench. That is how you tell which piece belongs to which station in a row of eight. An upgrade that is not next to anything it can serve says so in its hover text.

Each piece serves exactly one station prefab by default: smelter for the Tun, charcoal_kiln for the Woodrack. Blast furnaces, eitr refineries, windmills and spinning wheels are left alone. Both lists are config, so adding a modded station is a line in the .cfg rather than a rebuild.

The models are plain .obj files read from beside the DLL at runtime, with a .col sidecar for collision and an _icon.png for the hammer icon, matched by filename. Rejected designs live in assets\variants\ and are not deployed; copy one up into assets\ and point Model at it to try it.

The upgrades register prefabs, and that is permanent. Valheim keys a placed piece on its prefab name hash and discards any saved object whose name no longer resolves. Loading a world without Kynda, or joining a server that does not run it, deletes every Tun and Woodrack standing there without an error. See Multiplayer below for what prevents that.

Turning Enabled off is safe: since 1.1.0 it only hides the pieces from the hammer and leaves the prefabs registered, so anything already built keeps working.

Installation

Requires BepInEx 5.4.2350. BepInEx 5 only; this will not load under BepInEx 6.

Mod manager: install Kynda from Thunderstore.

Manual: drop the contents of plugins/Kynda into <Valheim>\BepInEx\plugins\Kynda\. The .obj, .col and .png files have to sit beside Kynda.dll or the upgrades fall back to the donor prefab's look and icon.

Longhouse Core is optional but recommended on any server. Kynda works without it.

Configuration

BepInEx\config\ezomic.valheim.kynda.cfg, written on first run.

BepInEx writes every entry to disk the first time the plugin runs, and the saved value beats a new default in code. If a setting appears to do nothing after an update, check the .cfg.

[Batching]

Key	Default	Effect
`BatchModifier`	`LeftShift`	Hold while interacting to batch. `None` makes batching unconditional. Read through Unity's legacy input, so use a keyboard key
`SmelterItemsPerAdd`	`3`	Ore or coal per press at any Smelter-based station. `1` restores vanilla
`FireplaceItemsPerAdd`	`3`	Logs per press at a fireplace. `1` restores vanilla

[Upgrades]

Key	Default	Effect
`Enabled`	`true`	Whether the two upgrades appear on the hammer. Off hides them from the next world load; it does not delete what is built
`Donor`	`piece_chest_barrel`	Prefab cloned for its machinery (ZNetView, Piece, WearNTear, placement rules). Its look, collision and icon are all replaced, so this is not a visual choice. Falls back to `piece_chest_wood`. Needs a restart
`Station`	`forge`	Crafting station you must stand near to build them. Empty or an unknown name leaves the donor's, which is the workbench
`Range`	`4`	How close an upgrade must be to the station it feeds, in metres
`MaxPerStation`	`1`	How many upgrades of one kind count for a single station
`TexelsPerMetre`	`28`	How coarse the borrowed texture is drawn. Vanilla props and piles run 24 to 54; higher eventually reads as flat colour
`ShowLink`	`true`	Draw the station-link effect when you look at an upgrade
`LinkHeight`	`0.8`	How far up the upgrade the link starts, in metres

[Trough] (the Tun)

The section header is still [Trough]. Renaming a config section resets every saved value under it, so it stays as it is.

Key	Default	Effect
`Name`	`Tun`	Name on the hammer and in hover text
`Stations`	`smelter`	Station prefabs this upgrades, comma separated
`Cost`	`FineWood:20,IronNails:15`	Build cost as `Item:Amount` pairs
`Model`	`kynda_tun_camp.obj`	OBJ loaded from beside the DLL, with its `.col` and `_icon.png` matched by name
`Scale`	`1.0`	Overall size. Scales collision with it
`SkinDonors`	`@fi_village_wood:keep,coal=@coal_pile:keep,ore=@copper_ore:0.02/0.30/0.46/0.22`	Which vanilla prefab or material each mesh group borrows its surface from. A bare name covers the whole piece; `group=prefab` overrides one group
`OreCapacity`	`20`	Extra ore a served station holds per Tun
`FuelCapacity`	`40`	Extra coal a served station holds per Tun

[Woodrack]

Key	Default	Effect
`Name`	`Woodrack`	Name on the hammer and in hover text
`Stations`	`charcoal_kiln`	Station prefabs this upgrades, comma separated
`Cost`	`FineWood:25,DeerHide:20,BronzeNails:25`	Build cost as `Item:Amount` pairs
`Model`	`kynda_rack_camp.obj`	OBJ loaded from beside the DLL
`Scale`	`1.0`	Overall size
`SkinDonors`	`@wood_item:keep,frame=@woodwall:keep,roof=@straw_roof:keep,roofalpha=@straw_roof_alpha:keep`	As above
`OreCapacity`	`25`	Extra wood a served station holds per Woodrack

There is no FuelCapacity here. The Woodrack only serves stations with no fuel slot, so it would be a setting that could never do anything.

[Diagnostics]

Key	Default	Effect
`TestMode`	`false`	Both upgrades cost one wood, so they can be built without bronze or iron. Logged loudly at startup
`Verbose`	`false`	Log each batched add
`VariantMode`	`false`	Put every model in `assets\` on the hammer as its own piece at one wood each, named `var: ...`, to compare them side by side. Destructive when turned off: each variant is a registered prefab, and anything built from one vanishes when its name stops existing
`SkinTrials`	(empty)	Comma-separated donor prefabs. Puts one copy of each upgrade on the hammer per donor, named `skin: ...`. Same destructive warning as `VariantMode`
`DumpShader`	`false`	List every property of each borrowed material's shader, with its type
`PrefabSearch`	(empty)	Comma-separated words. Every loaded prefab whose name contains one is listed in the log. Scans everything loaded, so empty it again when you are done
`DonorCarrierLocations`	`Vendor,Hildir`	Fallback only. Location prefabs to stream in if a donor material cannot be loaded directly by name. Blank turns the fallback off

Multiplayer

Install Kynda on the server and on every client. The version has to match.

With Longhouse Core installed, Kynda registers at Requirement.Everyone: Core checks each client's Kynda version and build id on connect and the server rejects a client that does not match. Core also applies the host's Kynda config to connected clients in memory, without writing to the client's own config file, so a server's capacity figures and batch sizes are the ones in play. BatchModifier is exempt from that, because a key binding is personal.

Without Core, Kynda still works and logs a warning at startup. Nothing then stops a client that lacks the mod from connecting, and that client will discard every Tun and Woodrack in the world it loads. Run it ungated on a world you control, not on one you share with people.

Compatibility

Batching hooks Smelter.OnAddOre, Smelter.OnAddFuel, Fireplace.UseItem and Fireplace.Interact as postfixes, and the capacity component is attached to every prefab carrying a Smelter. Another mod that adds a Smelter-based station is picked up automatically.
Another mod that changes a station's m_maxOre or m_maxFuel on the prefab will conflict. Kynda captures the base values in Awake and recomputes from them every three seconds.
Kynda does not touch smelting speed, fuel cost or conversion recipes, so it composes with mods that do.

Known limitations

Repeated presses can overshoot a station's queue. The capacity check reads the queue size from the station's network object, which updates after the add rather than during it. One batched press stops at capacity correctly. Pressing again before the station has caught up can push the queue past its maximum, and the game does not clamp the ore queue on its own side. Reported on smelters and blast furnaces. Not fixed yet.
Uninstalling Kynda from a world that has Tuns or Woodracks in it deletes them permanently. Break them down first if you want the materials back.

Troubleshooting

No [Shift] x3 line on a station's hover text. Check BepInEx\LogOutput.log for a line from Kynda saying which reflected game members are missing. If a game update renames a private method Kynda uses, batching is switched off at startup and says so rather than throwing later.

The upgrades are not on the hammer. Valheim hides a piece whose materials you have never picked up, rather than greying it out. On a character that has never held bronze the Woodrack is simply absent. TestMode drops both to one wood if you want to check they registered.

An upgrade is next to its station and nothing changed. Check the range (4 metres by default), that the station is one named in that piece's Stations list, and that there is not already a closer upgrade of the same kind counting for it. The hover text says which of those it is.

The Tun is magenta or wearing the wrong texture. It borrows materials the game streams in on demand. They are loaded by name, and there is a fallback that summons the carrier location. Both are logged. A dedicated server skips skinning entirely because it draws nothing.

A config change did nothing. BepInEx already wrote that key to the .cfg, and the saved value wins. Edit the file.

Bug reports

Report in the Discord or on the issue tracker. Please include:

BepInEx\LogOutput.log
Whether you were on a server or in single player, and whether Longhouse Core was installed
Your ezomic.valheim.kynda.cfg
For anything involving a station or a piece, its prefab name
AppData\LocalLow\IronGate\Valheim\Player.log if a vanilla mechanic broke. Gameplay exceptions land there, not in the BepInEx log

Discord

discord.gg/hJzAVaZ5wb for mod information, updates, support, bug reports and compatibility questions.

There's also a small EU server running the pack if you want somewhere to play. Details are in the Discord.

Design notes

Why the upgrades are buildable pieces rather than a level on the smelter, how batching rides the game's own add, why the Tun still answers to the [Trough] config section, and how the surfaces and the link effect are borrowed: DESIGN.md.

Building

dotnet build

Targets net462. Game assemblies are referenced by HintPath from the Steam install; no NuGet packages. Output deploys to the repo-local testprofile\ by default, or pass -p:ProfileDir= to deploy elsewhere.

Part of Longhouse

Kynda 1.1.0 is included in the Longhouse modpack. It behaves exactly the same installed on its own.

Licence

Changelog

1.1.1 12 September 2026 in Longhouse

Fixed

The batch modifier does nothing. The key was read with UnityEngine.Input.GetKey, and Valheim runs on the new Input System, where the legacy Input class does not reliably see a KeyCode. So holding Shift while using a smelter added one ore instead of three, with the config file holding exactly the right key and nothing in any log. Read through ZInput now, which is the game's own reader, and refused while chat, the console or a text field has focus.
discuss
A blast furnace could end up holding more ore than its capacity. Vanilla checks capacity only in OnAddOre, on the client, against GetQueueSize(); RPC_AddOre on the owner has no check at all and writes the queue entry unconditionally. On a dedicated server that queue size is a round trip behind, so pressing again before the ZDO caught up made every batch count from the same stale number, and the overfilled state then persists. The predicted level is now tracked per station across presses, with the ZDO's own value taking over the moment it catches up.
discuss
Batched ore was sent with the wrong RPC signature. Smelter registers RPC_AddOre as Register<string, bool> and vanilla sends (name, item.m_cheated); the extra adds sent the name alone, leaving the receiver to read a bool off the end of the package. Matches the game's call now.
discuss

1.1.0 9 September 2026

Rebuilt for Valheim 1.0. This version does not run on pre-1.0 Valheim, and the previous one does not run on 1.0.

Fixed

Turning the upgrades off no longer deletes the ones you built. That setting used to skip prefab registration, and the game discards any saved object whose prefab name does not resolve - so one config edit destroyed every Tun and Woodrack standing in the world, permanently and silently. Because the file is host-imposed, a host could do it to everyone at once. Registration is unconditional now and the setting gates only the build menu: turning it off hides the pieces from the next world load and leaves what was built alone.
discuss
Runs on Valheim 1.0. The Hoverable interface gained a member, which every implementer has to answer.
discuss

1.0.3 29 August 2026

Fixed

A dedicated server no longer chases materials it can never load. A headless process has no renderers and never loads the asset bundles the borrowed materials live in, so the retry that waits for one could never be satisfied and never gave up: four warnings every five seconds, roughly 68,000 lines a day, which had built a 360MB journal on the live server and drowned every real line in it - a mass disconnect of every player went unnoticed there until the log was filtered by hand. Skinning is skipped whole when headless, and nothing visual is lost because a server draws nothing. The repeated warning was wrong on a client too: a donor that never arrives said the same line every five seconds for the whole session, and is now reported once.
discuss

1.0.2 27 August 2026

Changed

A missing donor material is now loaded by name, straight out of its own bundle, instead of summoning the whole vendor camp it happens to live in. 1.0.1 fixed the magenta Tun by streaming in an entire village prefab and waiting for its material to appear; this asks the game for the material itself, which it supports once the asset loader is told to list materials as well as locations. The Tun is painted in its first build pass rather than magenta-then-healed, its hammer icon is right the first time, and the camp's object graph never becomes resident. The location summoner stays as the fallback for a material that has been renamed or that only exists inside a containing prefab.
discuss

1.0.1 27 August 2026

Fixed

The Tun is no longer magenta on a fresh world. Its donor materials live in the vendor camp's location asset, which Valheim soft-ref streams - nothing loads it until a player walks to a camp, which on a fresh server world is never. A missing donor now summons its carrier location through the softref loader; the late-skin watch applies the paint when the load lands, and the hammer icon re-shoots itself. Every standing piece heals in place.
discuss

1.0.0

Both upgrade models remade

The renders were never at the size the game draws. Both pieces carry Scale 1.5, and the preview rendered the raw model beside a 1m cube, so every design was picked from a picture two thirds the size of the real thing.
discuss
The lights were hot enough to flatten everything. A sun at 3.0 plus a fill at 1.0 plus a world at 0.7 puts a 0.30 albedo at 0.72 in sRGB, so timber rendered as sand and the whole model arrived at one value. Value is most of what says a silhouette works.
discuss
Nothing was ever in frame with it. These are only ever seen touching a station, so the stage now carries a block of the smelter's measured mass.
discuss
Woodrack is now kynda_rack_courses. The logs came from a helper that picked a cross-section at random (three, four, five, six or seven sides) which at 2 metres read as a frame packed with rubble. Vanilla varies a woodpile's diameter and never its cross section, so every piece is a round now. The back is closed, and the roof slopes forwards: it had been rotated -17 about x since the first version, which lifts the front edge, and a roof rising towards the viewer is why it read as a table.
discuss
Trough is now kynda_trough_casks. The deck it stood on was a slab across the front at exactly the height a cask is widest, cutting both off at the belly; the casks stand on the ground now, with nothing round them at all - a kerb was tried and read as the pallet the deck had just been taken away for being. The cask itself was straight-sided where a cask bulges, had its staves modelled as twenty square posts where vanilla paints them on a turned cylinder, and at 0.90 × 1.35m stood a head over the 0.84 × 1.10 barrell it imitates. It is now vanilla's size, turned and bulged, with hoops thin enough to read as iron bands.
discuss

0.3.0 16 August 2026

First published release. Earlier numbers were development only and never went out.

The balance line

It changes how often you walk to a smelter. It never changes what comes out of one.

m_secPerProduct and m_fuelPerProduct are never touched. Three ore in one press costs exactly three ore, and twenty iron takes the same time and burns the same coal whether it went in as one load or three. You buy fewer trips, not more metal. This replaces an auto-fuel mod and deliberately is not one, since auto-feeding deletes the mid-game logistics problem rather than easing it.

Batching

Hold Shift and press at a smelter and three ore go in instead of one. Same for coal, and for logs on a campfire, hearth or torch.
discuss
Held rather than toggled, because a plain press has to stay exactly vanilla. Topping a nearly-full smelter with one last ore is a thing you actually want to do, and a mod that batches unconditionally has taken the single add away rather than added a batch. Set BatchModifier to None if you disagree.
discuss
A held modifier is invisible, so the station's hover text says so: a smelter you can batch shows a [Shift] x3 line in the game's own key-prompt style.
discuss
Covers every Smelter-based station (smelter, charcoal kiln, blast furnace, windmill, spinning wheel, eitr refinery) because they are all the same component, so modded ones are included for free.
discuss

Upgrades

Two buildable upgrade pieces that raise a station's capacity, each with its own model, icon and capacity figure.
discuss
Capacity scales from the station's own rather than being a flat number, so an upgrade means the same thing on a kiln as on a blast furnace.
discuss
They use the game's own station-link drawing, so the connection reads the way vanilla's does, and m_isUpgrade is set so the build menu draws the star.
discuss

Known limits

Both features have been used in a real session. The art is what is unsettled: the trough and the woodrack read acceptably at 128px and less well at eye height, and are being reworked. That is the reason this is 0.3 and not 1.0.
discuss
Rejected models are shelved rather than shipped, so two pieces appear on the hammer rather than eighteen.
discuss

Every setting · 33

All of it lives in one file, written on first run with each description beside its default. The file is the source of truth; edit it there.

BepInEx/config/ezomic.valheim.kynda.cfg

server On a server, the host's value applies to everyone while they are connected; your own file is left alone and counts again when you leave. yours Keys and personal settings stay as you set them, on any server.

Batching 3

Setting	What it does	Default	Whose
BatchModifier	Hold this while interacting to add a batch instead of one. Plain use stays vanilla, so nothing is taken away - the batch is an option you reach for.	LeftShift	yours
SmelterItemsPerAdd	Ore or coal added per press at a smelter, kiln, blast furnace, windmill, spinning wheel or eitr refinery. Stops early at the station's capacity or when you run out. 1 restores vanilla.	3	server
FireplaceItemsPerAdd	Logs added per press at a campfire, hearth or torch. 1 restores vanilla.	3	server

Diagnostics 7

Setting	What it does	Default	Whose
TestMode	Makes both upgrades cost one wood, so they can be built and looked at without bronze. Announced in the log on startup so it is hard to leave on.	false	server
DonorCarrierLocations	Fallback only, and normally unused. A missing donor material is now loaded straight out of its own bundle by name, so no location has to be summoned for it. These location prefabs are soft-ref loaded only if that direct load finds nothing under the wanted name - a game update renaming an asset, or one of the few assets that exist solely inside a containing prefab. Comma-separated name fragments; blank turns the fallback off.	Vendor,Hildir	server
Verbose	Log each batched add and why it stopped.	false	server
VariantMode	Put every candidate model on the hammer as its own piece at one wood each, named 'var: ...', so they can be built side by side and compared. DESTRUCTIVE WHEN TURNED OFF: anything built from a variant vanishes with it, because its prefab name stops existing. Build them somewhere you do not mind losing.	false	server
SkinTrials	Comma-separated donor prefabs. Puts one copy of each upgrade on the hammer per donor, named 'skin: ...', so the same model can be seen wearing every candidate surface side by side. Empty turns it off. DESTRUCTIVE WHEN TURNED OFF, exactly as VariantMode is: anything built from a trial vanishes when its prefab name stops existing.	(empty)	server
DumpShader	List every property of each borrowed material's shader, with its type. Needed before our own texture can be written into one.	false	server
PrefabSearch	Comma-separated words. Every loaded prefab whose name contains one is listed in the log, which is how to find a prefab worth borrowing a material from. Empty turns it off. Scans everything loaded, so empty it again when you are done.	(empty)	server

Trough 8

Setting	What it does	Default	Whose
Name	Name shown on the hammer and when you look at one.	Tun	server
Stations	Station prefabs this upgrades, comma separated. A station not named here is left alone even if it is the right kind, and a bin standing next to one says it is feeding nothing rather than pretending.	smelter	server
Cost	Build cost, as Item:Amount pairs. The iron nails put it a biome beyond the smelter it upgrades, so it is an improvement you return to make rather than part of the original build.	FineWood:20,IronNails:15	server
Model	-	// The camp's own barrels: fi_vil_container_barrel_big_fruit and // _small_fish	server
Scale	Overall size of the trough. Scales the collision with it, since the boxes are children of the piece.	1.0	server
SkinDonors	-	// @fi_village_wood:keep - the camp sheet with vanilla's UVs untouched	server
OreCapacity	Extra ore a smelter or furnace holds per trough. Vanilla's 10 becomes 30.	20	server
FuelCapacity	Extra coal a smelter or furnace holds per trough. Vanilla's 20 becomes 60. Twice the ore figure on purpose - a smelter burns two coal per ore, so matching them would run the fuel out before the ore.	40	server

Upgrades 8

Setting	What it does	Default	Whose
Enabled	Whether the two buildable upgrades that raise a nearby station's capacity appear in the hammer. Turning this off hides them; it does not delete them. The prefabs are registered either way, so anything already built keeps resolving and stays in the world - it just cannot be built any more, from the next world load. That was not true before: this used to skip registration, and since ZNetScene discards any ZDO whose prefab name will not resolve, switching it off destroyed every Tun and Woodrack standing. A host could do it to everyone at once, because this file is host-imposed. What has not changed: uninstalling the mod entirely still discards them, because then nothing declares the names at all. That is what the version gate exists to prevent.	true	server
Donor	Prefab cloned for its machinery - ZNetView, Piece, WearNTear, placement rules. Its look, collision and icon are all replaced, so this is not a visual choice. Falls back to piece_chest_wood. Needs a restart.	piece_chest_barrel	server
Station	Prefab name of the crafting station you must stand near to build these. The forge, because both upgrades are held together with nails and a workbench could never have made them. Empty or an unknown name leaves the donor's, which is the workbench.	forge	server
Range	How close an upgrade must be to the station it feeds.	4	server
MaxPerStation	How many upgrades of one kind count for a single station. One, because these are a one-time improvement rather than something to stack - the capacity figures are chosen to land on a round number exactly once. Raising it stacks them again; a bin that is not counting says so when you look at it.	1	server
TexelsPerMetre	How coarse the borrowed texture is drawn, in texels per metre. Vanilla's props and piles run 24 to 54; its structural pieces run far finer and are the wrong thing to match. Higher is finer and eventually reads as flat colour, because the grain becomes smaller than a pixel on screen. A group too big for its donor's slice of the atlas is drawn coarser than this rather than tiled - the log says when.	28	server
ShowLink	Draw the game's own station-link effect from an upgrade to the station it feeds when you look at it - the same run of motes a chopping block draws to its workbench. Off is silent.	true	server
LinkHeight	How far up the upgrade the link starts, in metres. The default leaves it around the top of both pieces; at 0 it comes out of the ground.	0.8	server

Woodrack 7

Setting	What it does	Default	Whose
Stations	Station prefabs this upgrades, comma separated. A station not named here is left alone even if it is the right kind.	charcoal_kiln	server
Name	Name shown on the hammer and when you look at one.	Woodrack	server
Cost	Build cost, as Item:Amount pairs. The bronze nails put it a tier behind the charcoal kiln it serves, so it is something you come back and add rather than raise alongside the kiln itself.	FineWood:25,DeerHide:20,BronzeNails:25	server
Model	The OBJ loaded from beside the DLL, with its .col and _icon.png matched by name.	kynda_rack_camp.obj	server
Scale	Overall size of the woodrack. Scales the collision with it, since the boxes are children of the piece.	1.0	server
SkinDonors	Which vanilla prefab this piece borrows its surface from. A bare prefab name covers the whole piece; group=prefab pairs override a single group. Empty uses the general list.	@wood_item:keep,frame=@woodwall:keep,roof=@straw_roof:keep,roofalpha=@straw_roof_alpha:keep	server
OreCapacity	Extra wood a charcoal kiln holds per woodrack. Vanilla's 25 becomes 50.	25	server

Discussion

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