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AnimalGuardian
Your tamed animals did nothing wrong. Keep them alive and protected from raids with this one simple trick: Place a ward close to your animals, and they will not be targeted by raiders anymore.
| Date uploaded | 2 days ago |
| Version | 1.0.0 |
| Download link | HansenbansenTeam-AnimalGuardian-1.0.0.zip |
| Downloads | 21 |
| Dependency string | HansenbansenTeam-AnimalGuardian-1.0.0 |
This mod requires the following mods to function
denikson-BepInExPack_Valheim
BepInEx pack for Valheim. Preconfigured with the correct entry point for mods and preferred defaults for the community.
Preferred version: 5.4.2351README
Animal Guardian
Your tamed animals did nothing wrong. Keep them alive and protected from raids with this one simple trick: Place a ward close to your animals, and they will not be targeted by raiders anymore.
Install
Use a mod manager and BepInEx comes with it. By hand: drop AnimalGuardian.dll into BepInEx/plugins.
Multiplayer
Every player should have it. No server install needed.
Settings
BepInEx/config/hansenbansen.animalguardian.cfg, or the F1 menu with
BepInEx Configuration Manager.
| setting | default | |
|---|---|---|
| General / Enabled | on | switch the mod on or off |
| General / Protection | Ward | Ward: only tamed animals near an active ward; Everywhere: all tamed animals |
| General / FightBack | off | a raider that a tamed animal attacks may fight back against that animal |
CHANGELOG
Changelog
1.0.0
First release.
- Creatures that come with a raid do not target tamed animals standing inside an active ward's area, and their attacks do not hurt them. Setting Protection (Ward): Everywhere spares tamed animals anywhere, no ward needed.
- Tamed animals still fight raiders; monsters that are not part of a raid and players are unaffected.
- Setting FightBack (off): a raider that a tamed animal attacks may fight back against that animal.