VikingHorn
Adds a Viking horn to Sailwind. Buy it at a market stall on Siren Song, hold the activate key (R) to raise it to your mouth and blow it. Saves with your game.Viking Horn
Adds a hand-modelled Viking drinking-horn-style war horn to Sailwind. Pick it up, hold the activate key and blow it.
How to get it
Buy it at the market stall on Siren Song, the island where a new game starts in the base game (50 Aestrin Crowns). A new horn is put on sale again a couple of minutes after you buy one.
How to use it
- Pick the horn up like any other item.
- Hold the activate key (R by default) to raise it to your mouth: it turns towards you and starts to sound.
- Keep holding it to hear the whole sound. Release the key and the sound fades out and the horn goes back to your hand.
- If you have HooksHangMore installed, you can hang the horn on a lamp hook, thin end down. This is optional: without HooksHangMore the horn works the same, it just cannot be hung.
- It works with the inventory, can be left on tables and boats, and is saved with your game.
Configuration
If the horn hangs a bit off on a hook, you can move it in BepInEx/config/com.hornmod.vikinghorn.cfg (section "Colgar en gancho": position X/Y/Z and rotation X/Y/Z). Restart the game after changing it.
Compatibility
- Tested together with around 50 other mods (Scrambled Seas, Deft Hands, Keevi Fixes, Shipyard Expansion, Dangerous Waters and others).
- The horn uses a fixed slot (20390) in the game's prefab list. If another mod uses the same slot, the horn will not register and a message is written to the BepInEx log.
Uninstalling
Horns bought with this mod are stored in your save. If you remove the mod while a save still contains a horn, that save will get stuck on the loading screen.
To remove the mod safely, install Save Cleaner before loading those saves. In my test it removed the horns from the save on load and the game then loaded and saved normally. Either way, keep a backup copy of your saves before installing or removing mods.
Credits
Made by Viking D. Mike. The 3D model was made by the author. The horn sound comes from Pixabay (Pixabay Content License), edited and trimmed to 4 seconds.
