Have fun playing and lmk what you think! :)

Lox Milk Mod

https://imgur.com/a/lox-milk-mod-db7CxTb

Big dairy expansion for Valheim focused on Lox milk and cheese production.

(I recommend checking out my new mini mod loxsaddlebags xoxo)

Status

⚠️ Beta version

The mod is still being balanced and expanded.

What new:

1. New food is now available in the tray tool menu.
2. New model and icon for Fermentation base: skyr.
3. Change in the amount of rennet produced from 1 to 3.
4. Config file.

Issues you need to be aware of:

1. Milker still has a base cart collider. Also some other colliders can be off i am still working on some models so the design may change in the future.
2. The new fermenters retain some of the visual effects of the base fermenter.

I decided to publish the beta because I wanted to test the mod with a larger number of players.

At this moment there may also be a few other minor visual bugs that do not affect gameplay. I try to test the stats and effects for specific food and potions so that they are not op. If you have any comments about the models, stats or mechanics, you can write to me on discord- yannys1854

Features

Milk Lox
Milk tamed Lox using the Milker Cart.

Cheese Production
Create multiple cheeses using a dedicated Cheese Machine.

Available cheeses:

• White cheese
• Gouda cheese
• Blue cheese
• Melted cheese

Dairy Machines

• Butter churn
• Dairy cauldron
• Cheese machine

New Foods

• Lox Milk
• Milk soup
• Milk bread
• Nordic cheesecake
• Cheese plate
• Bear soup
• Fuling delicacy

New ingredients

• Rennet
• Butter

Fermentation - create dairy bases and ferment them into cheeses or dairy potions.

Potions

• Skyr A fermented dairy drink that restores the Rested buff for 2 minutes when it runs out.
• Buttermilk A fermented dairy drink that reduced fall damage by 50%.

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How to Milk Lox

Attach or stand near the Milker Cart and press:

CTRL + C

while looking at a tamed Lox. (you have to aim the cursor at the center of the lox model)

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Dependencies

• BepInExPack Valheim
• Jotunn