I was actually pointed towards Kingdoms and Castles wheb I was looking for more games like Stonehearth. Its like K&C zoomed in: it focuses on individual villagers more. Using what is in stonehearth.json as a reference, add a section to user-settings called "user_bindings", and add what shortcuts you wish to change. Still in development, but very interesting concept. Step 1: Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Stonehearth, (Or wherever StoneHearth is located on your computer) and open up "User_settings.json", and "stonehearth.json". ensure you put a comma after each entry except for last one.To enable Debug controls, edit the file user_settings.json in the main stonehearth program folder to include the following: Quick Save followed by Quick Load (resets the AI) This may or may not majorly impact your game's performance. WARNING: Before you can use Super Speed, you must enable it in your settings, under the gameplay tab. The number pressed is the same as the ordering of the buttons from left to right. They activate a button on the Info Dock only if that button exists at the time. Menu > Fight & Defend > Town Defense Mode Additionally, the mason gains the title "Master Mason".Menu > Build & Design > Design Custom Building This perk is not yet implemented and its effects are unknown. The mason's mastery of his trade allows him to come up with completely new ways of using wood. The mason gains new, more elaborate recipes. It's so badly optimized and really chugs processing power for seemingly no good reason.
The ACE expansion helps quite a bit, but I don't know how much the 'official' modding team can do to the game itself. Stonehearth, while a 'full release,' is NOT a finished game. The mason now has the courage to try more elaborate projects. The issue just seems to be chance and dedication. The mason has a 10% chance to create a 'fine' item. The Marquisate has also reached out to Dwarven scholars who could divine anything more about the ruins of Kanaglym, upon which the castle was built, both for insight on possible curses or contamination, but also to have their blessing in. When inspiration strikes, the mason may embellish his works in unexpected ways. Stonehearth has reached out to Lady Morwen Daggerford, as well as local figures such as Sir Darfin Floshin. The mason can now make more elaborate items from stone. The mason can now make a solid array of basic furniture.Ī base set of furniture and tools can now be made. More experience is gained by crafting higher level items. The mason gains experience by making items at the Mason's Workshop. An excellent way to store lots of stone for later use. Gothic-style carving to decorate your walls.Ī pile of rocks stacked together. For serious business only.Ī decorative stone vase with water for the birdies.Ī sign with the mark of the Mason, to be placed on buildings.Ī small fire pit that provides comfort and warmth at night.Īn ancient-looking lantern with great ambiance.Īttaches to the walls of buildings, providing lightįashioned after a castle tower, it provides a strong beacon at night. It's considerable weight gives it a sense of gravitas. Not horribly comfortable, but a symbol of status. Outdoor seating for moments of relaxation. It's thick stone walls grant a sense of security. Required to promote a hearthling into a Trapper. Required to produce most of the Mason's recipes.Īllows a hearthling to make tools and goods from clay.
The mason can craft numerous items out of stone at the Mason's Workshop.Ī well lit place for creating stone artwork. Other than that, Masons have the same needs as workers, and they will also help with construction of buildings and the gathering of resources. Masons are distinguished from normal Workers because of their orange tunics. Once promoted, the mason can build the Mason's Workshop, which requires one stone resource. A mason is promoted from a worker, and requires a Mason's Hammer and Chisel, which is crafted by the Carpenter.
The Mason is an artisan who crafts products out of stone.
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