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Did sai offer any properties for changing the tga file?
I edit mine in clip studio but then reopen them in gimp to shut off the processing and change origin.

I recommend reading through https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=4688

Towns already deplete natural resources around them, same for eve camps, and the path of destruction spreads outward and outward, beginner camps have the least destruction...obviously, but the older the location...further away and further away destruction spreads until simply going out to get more is not a solution and a waste of time and effort when simply making a farm is a good enough deal.

How did you try changing the sprites? Every step.

Also here are somem ore pictures of the blone hair:

New hair! So far only 3 hair sets are done...Blondie boy is next. Also featuring the current Snow settlement into which I waltzed in, following the path of natural degradation hahahaha.
No wonder I only had 3 children... I spawned THAT close to a town. If there were no location ban tbf I wouldn't have minded, but It would have been a 100% unsuccessful run with no fault of my own.

(The child featured is Allison Snow, not a Snow.)

It'll be a downloadable mod when I finish it. I'll only be working on it during the weekend though.

Here are the skelles. Poor kids tho. If you see this, I am very sorry! And all the other people that had to endure me and my shenanigans.

Also idk, you tell me.

The statues aren't just picked nilly-willy and this video isn't even remotely about poses and pose copyright.
As a person with 6 years in art history, and what is stated in the description: "Our second "Minute Meme," illustrating how all creative work builds on what came before."
All works are derivate. Period. No animal has come out of the blue, just like living beings human imagination and creativity evolves, each subsequent creation built upon the previous.

Quite a few statues were taken as a display, for the video to make it entertaining of course, but look at the side statues as they present... A kouros, an early Greek statue (some influences from these statues can be seen in Egypt. A statue of Buddha was found among Vikings. Cubism has its early foundation on African masks. Humans are not all that stationary, Ideas travel, and don't let me explain about Japanese woodblocks! I can guarantee you, that there DEFINITELY was an influence among the artworks presented, even cross-culturally.)

Now to continue on with the Kouros. A very stationary statue, early in the evolutionary line of this excerpt. Most of them were created similarly, over time however the anatomy began to improve in these statues, but poses were...still very stationary.
Later in poses began to grow more dynamic, last the statues began to gradual show emotion...why did they not show emotion beforehand? The video cycles between different eras of this evolution in fact...
Romans, however, were notorious at creating copies from classical Greek statues. Absolutely crazy on the amount of copies they did! But their cultural evolution of sculptures was indeed combined with the greek approach.
In the Renaissance when the greek artistry has been rediscovered, statues absolutely flourished anew.
Baroque absolutely took the statues up a higher notch... And if I had the patience I could ramble on about all the historical evolution behind modern age sculptures.

And on the poses...There has to be the 'first' person who introduces a pose. Early age humans had all the same tools to pose people differently, but why didn't they? Why are they stationary?
Well, a concept has to be introduced...And somebody starts it, other people make a trend of it. More people then evolve it further... Nowadays we have an oversaturation of ideas, and it is hard to think back on how it was when the only sculptures that existed were the paleolithic Venuses.
And why are modern sculptures bending humans in all forms of noodle poses?
Even poses, concepts go through evolution. You need to know a pose before you can make it. Whether it be from references or other art.

Maybe gaze upon Anime and the evolution from Astro Boy till modern age titles. How much a style evolved from the western sources into what beast it is today.
Unicorns, dragons as another more 'cut out' examples. How were they depicted in the medieval ages? How are they depicted nowadays? Us creators would be unable to make such creative processes without our forefathers doing what they did, giving us a framework to work upon, deny, turn around. No artist creates a dragon out of 'null', you base them off dragons of others, and the more dragons there are, the more creative they get in their spans. You also introduce concepts from other things as well, giving things a breath of novelty.
And for all those artists turning things on their heads. You can't turn a pyramid upside down if you don't acknowledge first that a pyramid exists.

People don't even need to use One hour one life as a base for their own game to be derivate from it. You only need to take a few spiritual inspirations to still be influenced by it, even if it's subconsciously. It is even an influence if you make a conscious choice to not follow such a design.
This game exists now, and it will influence plenty of games that will come in the future no matter how minuscule the semblance is.

If we could have a single cow produce a manure pie, and have pigs produce also manure. There could possibly be alternatives in villages to focus on say... pigs instead of sheep. Cows instead of sheep, depending on what animal is more available to a village. Ohol doesn't have many alternative routes to take, it's always the same grind up.
Cows leather, leather clothes, please. Pigs, almost useless, can be more useful. Bacon, steak, C'mon, make pigs food powerhouse.

It would just help out taking load from having to be round the sheep pen 24/7. I am generally indifferent about the change, really. You feed the lamb if you need the dung, if there was too much meat, too much dung and no scare for compost, you just fed the adults instead.

If the wording seems too unfitting, I know I would be slightly turned off with that specific comment if I were a player.
For the common person, not approved is a word that eerily inches to 'should not exist', which is why I see why it might seem like sabotage. More care should be put not on what one is trying to get across, but how people of various backgrounds will read and understand it.

''The project is unaffiliated with the original author Jason Rohrer'' or not supported by, maybe. seems like a less harsh, or more elegant sounding statement, but still brings across that you have nothing to do with it.
But that's just my opinion really if it helps or not.

And honestly, I don't see who wouldn't lose nerves getting messaged about troubleshooting something you have nothing to do with. And that number only growing.

The godfather
"I am your father now."  Takes care of abandoned children until they are able to fend for themselves. Usually a rather chill guy or too compassionate. Does more nannying than most of the women in town.
Sometimes abuses the devotion of the kids for the good of the village.

The godchildren.
Usually abandoned by their mothers, born to brain-deads, mothers got murdered, dead one way or another, the kid gets adopted by an uncle tends to proclaim that they are the father now. Tend to be very devoted to the godfather, usually more so than to the village and tend to stick together with their other adopted brothers and sisters in bond.
They usually dig a grave for the godfather.