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(On mobile, so my response is a bit scuffed here.)

By "old method", my assumption is that you mean copying a vanilla Note's folder (which would have a .unity3d file for the model). The basegame (and most mods) haven't included bundled their files like that for years.

Instead, everything is bundled into a single file called a master bundle.

What's relevant for you: the only difference is that the model is specified in the .dat file instead. If you copy just about any Note except the first one, you should see properties near the bottom for the model's filepath. By default, it searches the core.masterbundle but if you're creating your own mod, it won't be able to find that unless you manually specify.

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This rocks!

You can hide nodes from the Visibility tab, or use the Function keys.

Curated maps are just Workshop maps, so you install them like any other mod!

You can add their ID to the WorkshopDownloadConfig.json file. https://docs.smartlydressedgames.com/en/stable/servers/server-hosting.html#how-to-configure-server

You'd have to ask the mod author to add that support. Alternatively, you could create your own mod that adds those items to the spawn tables used on the map.

Fun stuff! Nice to see some custom vehicles created for your map. :)

You made a typo. Use 1753134636 instead.

Would you mind copy-pasting your Commands.dat and WorkshopDownloadConfig.json contents?

There's a few options you could consider. In no part order:

1. Using a mod that adds those gun models as objects for use in the map editor. And then editing the map itself.

2. Dropping the guns on the ground, while standing on the table.

3. Using a vanilla "Plaque" to visibly store the guns, and then using the admin build mode (one of the Function keys while in Freecam) to hide the plaque under the table. Some mods may have alternatives to the Plaque.

4. Using a mod that adds those models as peaceable barricades.

I'd love to feature your project in one of our community blogposts for Unturned if/once it reaches a stage you're comfortable with showing off further. Just lmk / reach out. :)

This is a bit old, but you need to export your Blend as an FBX file. And then import that into Unity.

From there, you can follow our documentation and/or use the packaged example assets to create the prefab and other stuff for your Gun asset in Unity, and use the imported FBX for your model(s).

https://docs.smartlydressedgames.com/en/latest/items/gun-asset.html

Then you can export your Unity assets as a master bundle, create your .dat file(s), and test your mod.

Very stylish – cool stuff! :)

https://docs.smartlydressedgames.com/en/stable/servers/server-hosting.html#doc-server-hosting-configure-server

Multiple file IDs should be separated by commas:

"File_IDs":
[
        1753134636,
        1702240229
],

Is your map already using level batching? If not, I'd be curious to see if FPS increases slightly more (outside the editor).

https://docs.smartlydressedgames.com/en/stable/mapping/level-batching.htmlhttps://docs.smartlydressedgames.com/en/stable/mapping/level-batching.html

Very pretty! Though, I'm curious how your performance/FPS is on the map. E.g., around the river (in the 2nd/3rd image)?

Neat!

Those are some beefy tractors!

Unturned doesn't use Unity 6. You'll have to switch to a compatible Unity 2021.3 version to create mods for the latest version of the game.

If you're creating custom enemies as animals, understand that these are limited. You can only do things that animals can already do, with some additional tricks possible via modhooks. Most things are going to be workarounds – e.g., rather than shooting a gun, they may just have a really long-range melee attack.

(The same applies to custom enemies spawned as barricades/airdrops.)

As animals, that means they'd be spawned/placed in the level editor just like any other animal.

If you're looking to do something more—like adding bandits as a new enemy type rather than an animal—you'd need to create a Module that contains your own C# scripts.

This is correct. Vice-versa is also true (and more common)—if the mod supports the spawn tables being used by the map. :)

E.g., many vehicle mods will attach custom spawn tables to the vanilla spawn tables. Apparently, not that specific mod does, but creating custom spawn tables is one of the easier aspects of modding, and OP could probably learn how to do so if that's the route they want to go.

This makes sense, though I wonder – did you have any culling volumes set up in your skyscrapers?