Please add some kind of explanation for sandbox settings since i think they are a bit confusing and cant have a clear idea of what they do. Please-

MoodleFramework (v1.10) can now be split screen compatible.
Use MF.getMoodle(*,playerNum) instead of MF.getMoodle(*)

Hey there, is this mod still beeing maintained? If so, would it be possible to include an option to hide all notifications (oodles or otherwise)?

@Kavke This is an earthquake migration, it's impossible not to prompt. Can earthquake players not feel it, so your theory is not valid

I REALLY like the idea of this mod, as cross-cell migration in Project Zomboid as far as I know doesn't exist outside of meta-events.

I think you could make an even better version of this mod that is fine-tuned to simulate the intra-cell migration in the game of 12 Hours by applying it to cross-cell migration as well by using the the meta-events on a 12 hour cycle.

Though earthquakes are what you decided to use, I also think the mod would be better if the
meta-events were completely hidden from the player . So no in-game effects or notifications on the radio or anywhere else.

I think this mod's target audience is:
> players who play with respawns off or very low; and
> want to feel like they are making progress in the area by clearing it out, but still want the threat of wandering hordes turning up; yet also
> don't want to artificially add more zombies to the game to achieve it.

I would release it as a new mod and call it 'True Zombie Migration'.

cool idea for a mod, but with no visual or audio effects it was pretty underwhelming

@Kable The event itself no its does no damage but the zombies will

Can this have a chance of breaking walls or even player-made walls?

The goal of this mod is to help zombie migrate in player cell cause it can be pretty easy to clean your base and fight the few zombies migrating everyday. Earthquake are for sure more often than IRL but it's still pretty rare and it's mainly for gameplay purpose

I could see this happening from the military in KY doing underground research and construction shelters. It could have in-lore reasons for random seismic activity occurring more often than normal.