Thermal System

Thermal System

This mods adds new thermal gameplay mechanics to your server. Some of the mechanics are heavily influenced by other similar implementations like Namalsk & Syberia. This is a standalone implementation of a thermal system and it's intended to be used both on winter maps and desert / jungle maps.

For support, report issues and get updates, join my discord server. You can find a description of what each option of the configuration does here.

Functionality

• Heat transfers from containers to contents and from contents to containers. Items transfer heat based on thermal capacity, thermal conductivity, mass and surface area.
• Items stored in the body (tshirt & pants), will eventually reach comfort temperature. (option in configuration)
• You can heat food and drinks on stoves & fires
• Food and liquids with water content will freeze if it goes under 0C
• You can't consume frozen foods or liquids
• You can't get frozen liquids out of bottles.
• Buildings are warmer if external temperatures are below minimum comfort temperature and colder if over maximum comfort temperature
• Vehicles are warmer if external temperatures are below minimum comfort temperature and colder if over maximum comfort temperature
• Items in the players backpack will track ambient temperature.
• Clothes are found at ambient temperature and will warm up when worn.
• Items under minimum comfort temperature reduce comfort level of players if worn on body or legs.
• Configuration for items temperature dropped when skinning.
• Configuration for items temperature dropped when fishing.
• Hot foods and drinks damage players
• Consuming warm or cold foods and drinks affect the heat buffer of the players.

License

TLDR: - Its open source. - You can fork the project - You can use it in monetised servers. - You can't distribute / pack it unless you've made custom changes, if you do changes, it must be released under the same license.

Attributions

• Workshop image by Hycron
• Icons created by Smashicons - Flaticon

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