Stone Mallet
Adds an early-game limited-use hammer analogue and fixes all the borked tool textures
Description
Have you ever been annoyed by the fact you need to pan for twenty more copper nuggets to actually make use of all the ore you just mined?
Or by inability to incorporate debarked logs and plaster into your early-game builds just because they require a hammer to craft?
Well, now you can debark wood, extract nuggets from ore chunks and crush limestone, chalk or even seashells with a simple stone mallet! In addition, these mallets can serve as effective close-range weapons, dealing about as much damage as poking with a stone spear. And if you have Wildcraft F&N installed, they will make great kitchen tools for cracking nuts - no need to waste your metal hammer's durability for such basic tasks!
Changelog:
1.0.4:
- 1.22 related fixes
- Reverted some model changes since most tools got fixed in the basegame
- Fixed texture fights on scythes
1.0.3:
- Updated compatibility with Wildcraft F&N 1.4.4 (nut shelling)
- Fixed basegame hammers not crushing limestone pebbles
1.0.2:
- Fixed an unintended Wildcraft: T&S interaction due to which it was possible to trim charred logs into their debarked version using stone mallets
- Tried to adjust slightly squished chisel textures, with moderate success
1.0.1:
- Decided to make mallets suitable tools for ore crushing after all (yet inefficient, consumes 5 durability per item)
- Unborked saw textures
1.0.0:
- Added six knappable stone mallet heads (granite, chert, basalt, andesite, peridotite and flint)
- Added twelve types of stone mallets with wooden and bone handles
- Added the ability to crush seashells into lime using mallets and hammers
- Reworked cleaver model and texture - now they are more in-line with the rest of basegame tools
- Fixed all the broken basegame tool textures
Compatibilities:
- Wildcraft: Fruits and Nuts: mallets can be used for shelling nuts
- Wildcraft: Trees and Shrubs: debarked log recipe accepts mallets as hammer alternative
- Sonya's Meat Mod: mallets require long bones as handles
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