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Snow Lantern On Ice
Lets the Snow Lantern survive in any biome only while directly supported by an Ice Block.
By Jaybirds
| Last updated | a week ago |
| Total downloads | 39 |
| Total rating | 0 |
| Categories | Mods AI Generated Deep North Update |
| Dependency string | Jaybirds-Snow_Lantern_On_Ice-1.4.2 |
| Dependants | 0 other packages depend on this package |
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: 5.4.2350README
Snow Lantern * On Ice
By JayBird
Snowballs belong outdoors in the cold... BUT if you want them in any Valheim Biome except Ashlands then put them 'On Ice'.
This Valheim 1.0 compatibility mod lets a Snow Lantern remain in any biome when it is directly supported by a crafted Ice Block (piece_icecube). The exception follows the Ice Block: remove or melt it, and the lantern returns to normal vanilla wear.
What it changes
- Snow Lantern on an Ice Block: ignores periodic environmental/stability wear.
- Snow Lantern on dirt, stone, wood, or another surface: unchanged vanilla behavior.
- Ice Blocks: unchanged; they still follow Valheim's normal heat/melting rules.
- Other lights, fireplaces, building pieces, and direct attack damage: unchanged.
Installation
Install through r2modman/Thunderstore Mod Manager, or extract the included BepInEx folder into your Valheim installation. Do not keep an older SnowLanternOnIce.dll elsewhere under BepInEx/plugins.
Notes
The mod uses BepInEx and Harmony only; Jotunn is not required. Install it on every client that should see the intended behavior. Server installation is also recommended for dedicated servers.
Credits
Original Snow Lantern concept and package source: SnowLanternOnIce. Valheim 1.0 compatibility work, packaging, and changelog: JayBird.
