[ADDON]TMC_TrueActions

Expand Your Project Zomboid Experience with TMC_TrueActions Add-On

For dedicated survivors in Project Zomboid, immersion is key. The TMC_TrueActions mod, an add-on to the original TrueActions mod, significantly enhances the way you interact with the world by introducing a wealth of new sitting and lying down functionalities. This mod breathes new life into dormant furniture and objects, allowing for more nuanced and realistic roleplaying opportunities.

More Ways to Rest and Recover

The core of TMC_TrueActions lies in its expansion of the game’s existing timed action system. It meticulously adds code to allow for more flexible sitting. This means that previously unusable or overlooked seating objects scattered throughout the diverse tile-sets of Project Zomboid can now be utilized. From quaint benches to sturdy stools and even natural elements like tree stumps, you’ll find more places to take a load off.

Key Features and Enhancements

• Expanded Sitting Options: Adds new capabilities to the existing sitting timed action, unlocking a vast array of previously inaccessible seating points.
• Multi-Directional Seating: Enables characters to sit on objects like stools and benches facing any direction, simply by adjusting your character’s facing before interacting.
• Workaround for Tile Issues: Addresses and corrects issues with tiles that have incorrect or missing directional data, ensuring broader compatibility.
• Support for Multiple Seating Directions: Allows tile objects to be designed with and utilized from multiple seating angles.
• Vanilla Tile Integration: Leverages new direction coding to make use of many vanilla tiles that were previously unseat-able.
• Extensive Tile-Set Support: Integrates numerous seating objects from various popular tile-sets, including Dylan, Melo, Dirk, Throttle Kitty, Ivery, and map-specific sets like Pineville and Blackwood.
• Lying Down Functionality: Adds support for lying down on items such as sleeping bags and craftable mattresses.

Interacting with Multi-Directional Objects

Using the multi-directional seating features is intuitive. Before interacting with an object like a stool or bench, simply position your character to face the direction you wish to sit. Generally, objects without a backrest are candidates for multi-directional use, provided they are centered and not excessively tall. While the game’s layering system can sometimes lead to minor visual quirks depending on your approach to the object, TMC_TrueActions strives to enable all potential seating interactions, offering a more complete and immersive survival experience in Project Zomboid.