Currently, storing supplies in a vehicle can be a pain. Say you want to ensure that you always have a few rags, plastic chunks, scrap metals, and some kind of thread. Currently, if you put all of these in a vehicles zone, it will probably just get completely filled with one type of item. If you want to ensure you have all of the items available, you need one zone for each. This is silly. My proposal is to implement a stockpile zone, or to enhance the existing custom loot zone to support specifying amounts.
It seems unnecessary to have them as separate zone types, when combined with my proposed zone priority feature I will make a separate issue for that, or maybe just a pull request since it shouldn't be in any way contentious. Describe the solution you'd like I propose extending the custom zone syntax to support a range of new features, to start with:. These are useful even without stockpiles, as they let you do things like search for filthy items of a specific type, like c:spare parts,f:filthy.
In addition, stockpiles require the ability to:. One thing that should be noted is that with these changes, all existing filters would still work, with the possible exception of negated filters, as they would be ORed rather than ANDed when there are no brackets.
Describe alternatives you've considered Adding an entirely new GUI for stockpiles so users don't have to type out the filter. However, there is no reason this could not be added as well - the gui could just be used to create the filter strings. Additional context One thing I noted while doing this is that with the added grouping and ability to check flags, custom filters would be able to match every item that is currently matched by the existing, hardcoded filters.
A performance concern has been raised with this, however in my testing I've found that just using custom zones everywhere makes no noticeable difference at all. See my experimental code for that here jagoly edd. I've also been sharing my results for this on discord. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.
I'm pretty sure you can do that kind of thing with the current iteration of custom zones by using "glass jars, -c:drugs, -c:containers" or whatever category glass jars and the things that they contain are in. A tool that will facilitate orientation and easy to use. You can find each other really small models that can be stored practically anywhere.
In addition to the compass, it is a good idea to have a whistle —although it is better to have two, in case we are more than one person—, which can be essential so as not to lose our companion.
They can also be included: a mirror to reflect lights and a chemical light, to mark the road or some area. Fire is an essential element to survive an extreme situation. Not only does it provide heat, but it can also be used to cook or illuminate a space. Therefore, making fire is essential. For this we can do ourselves with a flint or tinder to be able to make fire easily.
It is also a good idea to have matches and candles on top that can give us a little more versatility, since, if what we want is to illuminate an area, the flint may be less useful. To create a bonfire or a small fire to cook or warm up, it is advisable to save cotton, as it is a very flammable material and can be a great help to create a flame. It may also be a good idea to find a small stove. One of the big problems can be storing and transporting, for example, water.
To solve this problem there are two options. The first, and cheapest, is the condom. Although they have another function, the latex in condoms is really resistant and has a capacity for 1 liter of water.
In addition, it is a good place to make water drinkable. The second is a canteen. This can be essential for cooking or heating certain foods. Another essential part of any survival kit is having needles and threads, on the one hand, and hooks and fishing line on the other. The needles and threads can help us to suture wounds or to fix some rips in clothing; while the hooks and the line will allow us to fish. This does not mean that we do not value the issue. Feel free to request that it be re-opened if you are going to actively work on it.
Skip to content. Star 5. New issue. Jump to bottom. Linked pull requests. Copy link. Zones are great, but there are a few redundancies that I think could be ironed out. Weekly Digest 22 December, - 29 December, Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub.
Number system. Definitely only volume based. With a single floor trunk tile, I managed to fill it with only 2 steel jerry cans an aluminum keg. Whether any or all of those containers were full of liquids or not made no difference and trust me, an aluminum keg in this game is oppressively heavy when full. Yeah, tell me about it. I basically do the same thing as OP.
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