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I figured there was something in the way of a default reward bag config, but if I'm wrong then it really just reinforces the point I was trying to make: people are assuming HQM is going to screw with balance because of an impending lootvalanche that I'd be very surprised to see. My...

My precise problem is that if you use a precision golem it will still eat your items unless you're staring at the quest book and clicking 'collect reward' as fast as the golem turns the quest in. It won't queue up, I tested. I'd even be in favor of setting several higher value iron ingot...

There's nothing stopping them from setting the quest reward to be the item used to turn in the quest, or something equally innocuous for the tech/magic/whatever level you'd be doing it at. The 'quest' mechanic is different from a step by step tutorial only in that by default it gives you free...

Any chance of setting up a vendor item of some kind to turn in the repeatable iron ingot quest? I got stuck with not quite enough resources to get any quicksilver back a few times because I didn't have a full 64 stack. Also, the way it's put together currently, there's no way to automate it...

Yeah, she did an excellent job on it. It's also put together in a way that I'm not sure I could emulate without just straight up ripping off her code, which I'm not willing to do.

I was under the impression Enchiridion just added the book consolidator, didn't realize it had more in it. I hadn't yet, but I'll check it out. I don't mind doing some coding, I just didn't want to do it totally from scratch if I didn't have to.

That'd be when the computer belonged to someone you don't like.

I'm working on a mod, and need to make a custom book for the 'n00b guide'/initial research setup, in a similar vein to the "Materials and You" book you spawn with in TiCon. I'm discovering that there doesn't seem to be a set object type or standard way of building a book. Every tool like I've...

This fills me with Evil Glee. Going forward, will you be looking for devs to be adding more lore to their mods and/or nudging things around to fit into your story/quest lines if they're hoping for inclusion on a pack? Not requiring it, so much as hoping for/working better with? Just wondering...