OCDheim

OCDheim - DEATH TO EYEBALLING!

The purpose of this mod is for me, a person suffering from severe OCD, to be able to enjoy Valheim in its full Glory™ while keeping noninvasive, consistent and respectful of the intended OG experience.

OCDheim is an opinionated collection of building and terraforming tools that bring 22nd-century-level laser precision to... your merry Viking settlement of 'Stokhölm' 🍻❤️

Do you bleed from every orifice while trying to eyeball a line of torches, a wall of chests, or pin trophies on a wooden pole?
Do you suffer a violent seizure while trying to level a ledge?
Then this is the mod for you.

Propaganda Movie

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HOW to install OCDheim?

• Ensure BepInEx is properly installed
• Ensure Jötunn is properly installed
• Download OCDheim from your preferred mirror:
• Thunderstore
• Nexus Mods
• Extract the contents of the OCDheim .zip file to the BepInEx/plugins subdirectory of your Valheim installation
• Typical Windows path: C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Valheim/BepInEx/plugins
• Typical Linux path: ~/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps/common/Valheim/BepInEx/plugins

WHY install OCDheim?

ADDITIONAL SNAP POINTS

• Furniture Pieces[^1] snap to Construction Pieces![^2]
• if [PRECISION MODE] is DISABLED → insert additional Snap Points every ~1.0m
• for example: a 2m x 2m Wood Floor would receive 5 additional Snap Points (not only in the corners, but also in the middle of the sides as well as in the middle of the piece)
• for example a 4m Log Pole would receive 3 additional Snap Points
• if [PRECISION MODE] is ENABLED → insert additional Snap Points every ~0.5m
• for example: a 2m x 2m Wood Floor would receive 21 additional Snap Points
• for example a 4m Log Pole would receive 7 additional Snap Points
• Construction Pieces receive additional Snap Points while snapping with other Construction Pieces
• if [PRECISION MODE] is ENABLED → insert additional Snap Points every ~0.5m
• if [PRECISION MODE] is DISABLED → no additional Snap Points
• Furniture Pieces snap to select other Furniture Pieces
• Table
• Round Table
• Long Heavy Table
• Black Marble Table
• I'm open to other proposals

GRID MODE (press ALT [RS] to toggle)

• The World Grid is visually imposed over terrain

• The Hoe and The Cultivator become tools of divine precision
• The terrain modification AoE snaps to the World Grid
• The terrain modification AoE visualization works under Ground Level (incl. under Sea Level)
• The terrain modification AoE visualization is razor sharp, with well-defined borders (visualized FULLY over affected tiles AND ONLY over affected tiles)
• The terrain modification AoE is applied uniformly over the affected tiles (doesn't dissolve closer to the border)
• The tile position (x, y, h) is overlayed over the terrain modification visualization for player convenience
• Especially useful when: leveling or cultivating ledges without spilling over slopes or corners
• MOUSE WHEEL SCROLL ↑ or ↓ [LT + D-PAD ↑ or LT + D-PAD ↓] when Raise Ground is active to precisely fine-tune the intensity of the effect
• Especially useful when: the vicinity of your keep is TOO perfect and TOO even from the extensive use of Level Ground in GRID MODE 😉
• All Build Pieces snap to the World Grid (as opposed to other Build Pieces)
• Especially useful when: laying down the foundation piece of your build so that the whole build resides on the World Grid
• All Seeds snap to the World Grid
• Especially useful when: well... quickly sowing while efficiently utilizing available terrain

PRECISION MODE (press Z [X] to toggle)

• Multiple Additional Snap Points
• if [GRID MODE] is ALSO enabled + The Hoe is equipped → no effect (since the minimal sensible AoE for terrain modification is a 1m x 1m tile)
• if [GRID MODE] is ALSO enabled + The Hammer is equipped → The World Grid density is increased from 1m x 1m tiles to 0.5m x 0.5m tiles

Remove Terrain Modifications (Hoe Tool)

Especially useful when:

• re-naturalizing your build
• covering up silver node excavation sites
• covering up "one click too many" crime sites 😉

Vertical Stacking of... Stacks

• Perhaps somewhat ironically stacks[^3] (or piles, or barrels) in Vanilla Valheim do not... well... erm... stack (or pile, or... erm... barrel?)

Well now they do:

Additional Build Pieces

• Aesthetically Pleasing "Stone Floor 2x2"-inspired drop-in alternatives to:
• Stone Pillar 1x2 → Smooth Stone Pillar
• Stone Wall 1x1 → Smooth Stone Wall 1x1
• Stone Wall 2x1 → Smooth Stone Wall 2x1
• Stone Wall 4x2 → Smooth Stone Wall 4x2
• (_no equivalent_) → Smooth Stone Wall 2x2