Farmer
survival:villager-nadiya-male-farmer1-norbert
· from game
Stats
| Max health | 1000 hp |
|---|---|
| Weight | 80 kg |
| Tags | humanoidvillagerhumanhuntablehabitat-land |
Game logic (C#)
The C# classes this creature's JSON hands its behavior to: its entity class, behaviors and AI tasks. Files link to vssurvivalmod on GitHub; names without a link are implemented in the game engine or VSEssentials, which aren't mapped here.
| Role | Name in JSON | C# type |
|---|---|---|
| Entity class | EntityVillager |
EntityVillager |
| Behavior | villagerinventory |
EntityBehaviorVillagerInv |
| Behavior | nametag |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | repulseagents |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | controlledphysics |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | reviveondeath |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | health |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | activitydriven |
EntityBehaviorActivityDriven |
| Behavior | emotionstates |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | taskai |
engine / VSEssentials |
| AI task | meleeattack |
engine / VSEssentials |
| AI task | seekentity |
engine / VSEssentials |
| AI task | fleeentity |
engine / VSEssentials |
| AI task | idle |
engine / VSEssentials |
| AI task | wander |
engine / VSEssentials |
| AI task | lookaround |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | conversable |
EntityBehaviorConversable |
| Behavior | entitystatetags |
engine / VSEssentials |
| Behavior | interpolateposition |
engine / VSEssentials |
No known drops catalogued for this creature.
Dialogue
From config/dialogue/norbert.json — this is a branching
conversation tree, not a fixed script, so these are every line this NPC's side of the
conversation can say across all of its branches, not one fixed order.
- Ah! Hello. Come on in from the wilderness.
- Another day of living, eh?
- Just call me Norbert. A humble farmer.
- Hm.
- It's been a long, long time. When I was a child, I had an uncle. An adventurous sort. Never seemed comfortable here. One day a trader came to town with a message from Saint Tobias himself, or so he said. According to this trader, Saint Tobias was looking for volunteers to deliver his words across the land.
- The trader offered more gears than I'd ever seen in exchange for this simple task. I remember my father begging him to stay, but my uncle took those missives without a second thought. They looked much like the one you're holding there. I never saw him again.
- No, no, it's all well. I had always hoped he was off gallivanting somewhere, but even so his time would have come by now. If anything, it's a relief to see that he did what he set out to do. I don't know much about Saint Tobias, and I know even less about your kind, but I know that something greater than ourselves is afoot and my uncle played his part, just as we play ours.
- Please take that letter to Agnieszka. She often gets letters from outsiders. Commissions, I assume. But I've often suspected there is more to it than that. She'll listen to what you have to say.