This release marks Gnomoria's transition out of Early Access! This update adds a ton of quality of life changes, additional support for mod developers, a debug mode for testing and spawning items and gnomes, optimizations and tons of bug fixes.

Check out the full patch notes here.

This release marks Gnomoria's transition out of Early Access! This update adds a ton of quality of life changes, additional support for mod developers, a debug mode for testing and spawning items and gnomes, optimizations and tons of bug fixes.

Check out the full patch notes here.

Mod Support!

For a complete list of changes check out the changelog on indev.

To use a mod, either subscribe to it on Steam Workshop or copy the mod to your Mods folder where Gnomoria is installed. When starting a new game, select Advanced Options and choose the mod.

To create a mod, copy the "Mod Files" folder into the "Mods" folder and rename it. To set the name and description for your mod, create a text file and name it settings.ini. Add "Name = " without quotes followed by the mod name and on a separate line "Description = " followed by your mod description.

To upload your mod to Steam Workshop, create a folder in the Steam Workshop folder and name it whatever you want. Copy your mod into that new folder and rename it to "Mod Files". To add a preview image when viewing this mod in the Workshop, add an image file named preview.png. Launch Gnomoria, select Steam Workshop and then the mod you wish to add or update.

When creating mods, each file is documented at the top explaining how to edit that file. New images are added to the Sprites folder and can be combined or separate files. Missing files will load the vanilla equivalent. To combine multiple mods, create a folder in your mod folder and name it "Included Mods". This folder should be next to the Data and Sprites folder. Copy the mod you want to include into that new folder. Create a text file called modmergeorder.ini and list the mods in the order you want them to be added. Mods will merge together with mods that loaded first having priority.

Mod Support!

For a complete list of changes check out the changelog on indev.

To use a mod, either subscribe to it on Steam Workshop or copy the mod to your Mods folder where Gnomoria is installed. When starting a new game, select Advanced Options and choose the mod.

To create a mod, copy the "Mod Files" folder into the "Mods" folder and rename it. To set the name and description for your mod, create a text file and name it settings.ini. Add "Name = " without quotes followed by the mod name and on a separate line "Description = " followed by your mod description.

To upload your mod to Steam Workshop, create a folder in the Steam Workshop folder and name it whatever you want. Copy your mod into that new folder and rename it to "Mod Files". To add a preview image when viewing this mod in the Workshop, add an image file named preview.png. Launch Gnomoria, select Steam Workshop and then the mod you wish to add or update.

When creating mods, each file is documented at the top explaining how to edit that file. New images are added to the Sprites folder and can be combined or separate files. Missing files will load the vanilla equivalent. To combine multiple mods, create a folder in your mod folder and name it "Included Mods". This folder should be next to the Data and Sprites folder. Copy the mod you want to include into that new folder. Create a text file called modmergeorder.ini and list the mods in the order you want them to be added. Mods will merge together with mods that loaded first having priority.

The latest stable build of Gnomoria is now available on both OSX and linux platforms. The current indev build of Gnomoria is well into mod support and still has a little ways to go before making it's way to the stable branch. Indev right now is Windows only but will be available for OSX and linux soon.

The latest stable build of Gnomoria is now available on both OSX and linux platforms. The current indev build of Gnomoria is well into mod support and still has a little ways to go before making it's way to the stable branch. Indev right now is Windows only but will be available for OSX and linux soon.

General

• Added automatons
  
• • Researched after prosthetic limbs
    
  • Crafted at Engineer Shop
    
  • Requires a golem core to craft. Golem cores have a chance of spawning when golems are killed
    
  • Body part materials are determined by the materials of components used
    
  • Can be repaired at an Engineer Shop using armor plates
    
  • Die when core or fuel tank is destroyed in combat
    
  • Automatons dismantle on death. If the core is still intact it can be used to recraft the automaton with a penalty to skills
    
  • Can perform jobs and be on squads
    
  • Can't equip weapons or armor
    
  • Requires coal to run. Gnomes will add coal when empty otherwise automatons refuel themselves. They don't eat/drink/sleep
  
  
• Reduced minimum stocks before golems spawn from 1000 to 500 (250 for bars)
  
• Added straw to golem spawns (wheat golems)
  
• Added manual population cap setting to population overview. A value of 0 has no cap (the default is no cap)
  
• Some resources are consumed when creating a golem core. Dirt, clay and stone golems will generate metal slivers, similar to prospecting, if no golem core is created

General

• Added automatons
  
• • Researched after prosthetic limbs
    
  • Crafted at Engineer Shop
    
  • Requires a golem core to craft. Golem cores have a chance of spawning when golems are killed
    
  • Body part materials are determined by the materials of components used
    
  • Can be repaired at an Engineer Shop using armor plates
    
  • Die when core or fuel tank is destroyed in combat
    
  • Automatons dismantle on death. If the core is still intact it can be used to recraft the automaton with a penalty to skills
    
  • Can perform jobs and be on squads
    
  • Can't equip weapons or armor
    
  • Requires coal to run. Gnomes will add coal when empty otherwise automatons refuel themselves. They don't eat/drink/sleep
  
  
• Reduced minimum stocks before golems spawn from 1000 to 500 (250 for bars)
  
• Added straw to golem spawns (wheat golems)
  
• Added manual population cap setting to population overview. A value of 0 has no cap (the default is no cap)
  
• Some resources are consumed when creating a golem core. Dirt, clay and stone golems will generate metal slivers, similar to prospecting, if no golem core is created

General

• Added prosthetic limbs
  
• • Discovered through Tinkering, crafted at Engineer Shop and installed in a Hospital
    
  • Armor can't be worn over prosthetic limbs
    
  • Can be viewed through the character equipment tab and set to be removed
    
  • Can be smelted

Fixed

• A couple pixels on the scaffolding sprite
  
• Deconstructing a floor that was built as part of a Build Wall job causing the construction component to become unusable
  
• Items that can be piled repeatedly being restocked when in piles of 1
  
• Quivers and ammo pouches that aren't empty halting stockpiles

General

• Added prosthetic limbs
  
• • Discovered through Tinkering, crafted at Engineer Shop and installed in a Hospital
    
  • Armor can't be worn over prosthetic limbs
    
  • Can be viewed through the character equipment tab and set to be removed
    
  • Can be smelted

Fixed

• A couple pixels on the scaffolding sprite
  
• Deconstructing a floor that was built as part of a Build Wall job causing the construction component to become unusable
  
• Items that can be piled repeatedly being restocked when in piles of 1
  
• Quivers and ammo pouches that aren't empty halting stockpiles