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Expanded Hunters Traps

This mod expands the trapping system by introducing new trap types for Deer, Boar, and Wolves, alongside the existing Rabbit Trap.

Currently, these new traps use the same visual model as the Rabbit Trap. They function identically in placement and appearance for now, but each is configured to attract and catch its specific target animal.

Each of these traps is unlocked through the research tree using the animal's respective special trust trade items:
Boar Trap: Requires 5 Boar Tusks to unlock.
Deer Trap: Requires 5 Antlers to unlock.
Wolf Trap: Requires 5 Wolf Fangs to unlock.

Each of these new traps, can be crafted anywhere you could previously craft the Small Trap (Rabbit trap), starting with the simple workbench.

Bait Requirements:
Boar Trap: Uses potatoes, turnips, wheat, or spoiled food as bait.
Deer Trap: Uses radishes, turnips, apples, or salt as bait.
Wolf Trap: Uses small and large raw meats, rabbit carcasses, or chicken carcasses as bait.

This mod also includes the necessary spawner adjustments to disable the feature that prevents animals from coming near placed objects. In order to trap any given animal, traps must be placed in an area where those animals are currently located. We are working on adding items to create spawn zones in the future, making trapping less random and increasing the odds of acquiring your desired animals.

If you are using one of our Hunting Redux mods, ensure that it comes after this mod in your load order. Redux already disables these options and also increases spawn amounts. For example, place this mod further towards the top if you are using Redux mods as well, so that you still benefit from the extra spawns that Redux adds.

In future updates, we plan to replace these placeholder visuals with more fitting models, such as bear traps or other thematic hunting devices, to better represent their purpose and integrate seamlessly with the game's aesthetic.

With Expanded Hunter's Traps, your hunting toolkit will grow beyond simple snaring, allowing more strategic passive gathering of essential animal resources as you expand your village.