Hearthwoven Stats Book

Hearthwoven Stats Book

One book for everything you did. Press H and it opens on what you did: the trees you felled, the dishes you cooked, the damage you dealt by weapon, type and foe, and what hurt you. Choose a friend's name and see their stats. Choose Everyone and see the whole group: the builder, the cook, the one who is always first into a fight. Everyone plays their own part, and the book shows each part.

> New name. Hearthwoven Stats Book is the new name of Hearthwoven. If you have the old Hearthwoven package, remove it in your mod manager and install this one. Keep only one of them enabled. Your settings and your saved book stay. The mod itself is still called Hearthwoven in the game and in the text below. (What to do, step by step)

• Deeds and Skills: cooking, meals, building, crafting, woodcutting, mining, farming, fishing and taming, and where your practice went; a Feed and a History for every deed, your armor sets and your food combinations.
• Battle: damage by weapon, type and foe, with damage per second (DPS) for each weapon, and how much got through the foe's armor; Defense, with what hurt you and what your armor stopped; a feed of your fights, yours and your friends', up to 30 days back; the fight of the whole group, foe by foe; boss fights and dungeon runs; which arrows, bolts and weapons to use against your foes.
• Company: who cooked for whom, whose gear went to good use, each player's share in any time period, and what your friends did while you were away.
• Feats: moments worth telling, earned alone or together, like steering a ship 2 km home with a heavy load of ore.
• Voyages: distance sailed and on foot, who sailed with you, and the cargo you carried.

A tour of the book: your woodcutting, your damage to each foe, what your armor stopped, and the damage the group received. Sample data: Rowan, Edda, Finch and Tor are fictional players. Select any image to open it at full size.

Why · How it works · What is in the book · Installation · Reference

Post the day to Discord

Chronicle needs Hearthwoven on the server and no other setup.

1. In Discord, open the channel settings, then Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook.
2. Choose the channel and click Copy Webhook URL.
3. On the server, open BepInEx/config/com.joostliebregts.hearthwoven.cfg. Under [Discord], paste the URL after DayWebhook =. The URL is a secret: never share the config file.
4. Restart the server. The first post comes after the next 06:00 in DayTimeZone (the server local time when empty). A day nobody played gets no post. If a day was missed while offline, only the newest finished day is posted at startup.
5. To turn posts off, clear DayWebhook and restart the server.

Why

In a group, everyone finds their own part. One player mines iron. Another sails it home. Someone else cooks for the next trip, and someone keeps the smelters fed. Valheim shows none of this. Once the trip is over, the quiet work is gone, and only the boss kills are remembered.

Hearthwoven keeps the record, so every way of playing is seen. There is no ranking and no winner: just who did what, and who it helped.

How it works

• It counts as you play. Trees felled, ore carried home, dishes cooked, pieces built, damage dealt, distance sailed. Valheim's own counters for your character are shown too, so the book also covers your play from before you installed it.
• It shares through the server. On a server with Hearthwoven, players who have it can open each other's books. Players without it can still join and play.
• It only reads. Hearthwoven does not change the world or other mods. Items and pieces from other mods appear with their own names and icons.

In single player, the book shows your own deeds.

What is in the book

Battle, foe by foe

Every fight since you installed Hearthwoven, counted: the damage you dealt by weapon, damage type and foe, in each biome. By foe shows how many foes of each kind you fought and which ones you defeated. Each bar also shows how much got through the foe's armor and resistances: the filled piece got through, and the outlined piece is what the armor stopped. The Foes page shows what each foe takes more, less or no damage from, and which arrows, bolts and weapons hit it hardest, with whether you have them, so you know what to bring next time. Choose a time period, from the last 10 minutes to All, to look at one fight or a whole trip. (Battle > Damage)

By foe: how many of each kind you fought, which ones you defeated, and your damage by type, with the share that got through the foe's armor.

Point at any part of a damage bar to see its damage type and number. Click a feat card to see its tiers and your progress.

Damage per second, weapon by weapon