This is a collection of my standalone gameplay mods for Anno 1800, bringing new features to the game or modifying existing ones.
If you like this mod and want to support me, feel free to share it with your friends. You can also buy me a coffee at Ko-Fi (yes, I want to raise my coffee consume to Investor's height!)
These Mods are savegame-compatible. Please install only one version of the Coffee and Tobacco in Enbesa mod (iModYourAnno Anno Mod Manager will warn you about incompatibility)! Delete or disable the other mods!
Please remember to always check the Changelog to see the new or changed features.
This mod adds 6 new Captains to command your Airships and one new specialist for the Salvager. The Items are only available in the Arctic, but can fit your new and shiny aluminium ariships from the New World as well!
This mod enables you to plant Coffee and Tobacco in Enbesa and modifies the Coffee Production chain. Coffee and Tobacco fertility are distributed on Enbesan Islands at the Game Start. So if you want the fertility on the whole island, you have to start a new game.
If you don't want to start a new game, you can use items to provide fertilities on your island. Those items can be bought at Ketemas harbour OR you use the Research Institute to change the fertilities of the Islands OR you can use the Anden Set from my botanical garden in Enbesa mod to get the Tobacco fertility and the Enchanted Set to get the coffee fertility.
I modified the Coffee Production chain to use Cotton Fabric for NW and Linen Cloth for Enbesa as a way to show that the coffee is packed up in sacks before export to make it a little bit more difficult to spam Coffee.
Bring some culture to your colony! Build zoo, museum and botanical garden in the Land of Lions to get some nice bonus effects from it and beautify your settlement!
Been missing the typical plant based consumption goods of the 19th century? Look no further, at least I got you the plants!
Build a Zoo in the Arctic. Display local animals that are suited for the rough climate. Get unique bonuses from these sets.
Craving a flavor-packed fiesta for your taste buds? Look no further than our sizzling, mouthwatering burritos!
Picture this: tender, marinated meat, grilled to perfection and paired with creamy, vibrant guacamole, all nestled together in the blanket of a warm, soft tortilla.
Your citizens have stumbled upon an old family recipe, using regional ingredients, which together taste so good, that people from all over the globe come to your colony to taste this flavor paradise. The new ingredients are:
- Meat (uses 'Cattles need to be butcherd' Mod if present)
- Guacamole made from fresh Avocado and fine-tuned with hot spices (requires LoL or Seeds of Change/Hacienda).
- Tortillas made from corn, extracted using an old technique called Nixtamalization, which requires pot ash.
In return for your increased efforts, more people will come to your town due to the enormous popularity of the new recipe (+5 inhabitants for Obrero and Artista residences from Burritos, standard plus 50% Productivity for Burrito Maker).
Needs either the Land of Lions or Seeds of Change DLC for acquisition of spices.
Also known as Waldglas in German, refers to a type of glass that was produced during the late medieval and early modern periods in Europe, particularly in the regions of Germany and Bohemia. It is characterized by its distinct green color and often exhibits a slightly crude or uneven texture.
Forest glass was primarily used for making drinking vessels, bottles, and window panes. Its production was a significant industry in the forested areas where it thrived, hence the name 'forest glass'.
Ingredients:
- Quartz sand
- wood ash to provide potash (K2CO3) as flux.
The green color of forest glass is attributed to impurities present in the raw materials, particularly iron oxide from the sand and plant ashes used. These impurities, combined with the specific firing conditions in the forest glass production, resulted in the distinctive green hue.
To compensate the increased resource input, there are several buffs in place:
- a standard 10% production boost on the glasshouse.
- a near field buff coming from the glasshouses and boosting potash and woodcutter buildings in its vicinity (+50% Productivity).
- a return buff from potash and woodcutter buildings to increase productivity of the glasshouse (+10% Productivity per building).
This ensures a good synergy effect, if the buildings are built in close range, as it is historically correct.
This mod will automatically modify other mods using the vanilla glassworks/adding new production chains using the glass chain.
After the introduction of the first form of modern era Plastics in the DLC 'High Life', the Production Chain for Souvenirs felt a little lackluster. Obviously the use of Campher Wax and Cotton resembled the ingredients of celluloid plastic. But why use this anymore after the introduction of the celluloid ware with High Life?
To spice things up a little, I reimagened the Souvenirs to be made of Celluloid for the stand, Gold for the snowflakes and model inside and Glass for the bulb.
You can now also sell the Souvenirs to your Tourists not only in the Hotels directly but also in little Souvenir Stands around the place. This reduces overall sells in the Hotels (-50% Need reduction), gives extra money and attracts a lot of new tourists (+50 Tourists from Souvenirs, +5% visit chance on the Tourist Peer)!
If you use iMYA you can choose between two variants of the mod. One with expansive souvenirs made form gold in a artisan workshop (High Life Souvenirs) and the other with cheap ones made in an assembly line out of brass (Low Life Souvenirs). You can also activate both sub-mods to get the full experience.
Historically soap was the first modern product used for cleaning of body and cloths. It was made by boiling animal fat in an alkaline solution over several hours. In Anno this process is poorly represented.
Therefore I included Potash into the production chain as a early version of the alkaline additive. Potash can be obtained by burning wood and extracting the remains with water.
Hope this new soap recipe makes it a little bit more realistic for you!
Ever wondered why Jam grows directly on trees in Anno 1800?
Because they chose the simple way. But I don't like it the simple way. So I took the idea and assets from Lrds42 and made a separat mod that only adds a new Jam Production Chain based on Cherries, Sugar and Glass.
(Moved over from Wholesome Hacienda Haul)
This mod is an update of the mod "Free Farmfield Placement" by Finnem. The fields of all farms and animal farms incl. Hacienda farms, as well as all modded farms (e.g. farms from 'The Wholesome Hacienda Overhaul' or Jakob's mods) can now be placed freely in their radius. The original mod is no longer required. The radius of plant, animal and Hacienda Farms can be adjusted with the iModYourAnno Modmanager to fit your own playstyle.
This little mod changes the not very accurate farm fields of the Orchid Farm to one that actually could make sense. Orchids are usually parasitic plants, growing on trees. So them growing in plain farming soil is not really close to reality. Also the usage of a Tractor to harvest the Orchids is as sensitive as the use of a chainsaw on those precious plants.
Therefore, this mod changes the one tile fields to actual Greenhouses, reducing the number of field module needed, but also getting rid of the tractor boost.
If you use the Hacienda Overhaul Mod, note that the Orchid Fields for the Hacienda Farm will not change, due to the mechanic behind the recipe building.