Loot Intuition [B42.20]

LOOT INTUITION Loot Intuition tells you when something you want is actually somewhere nearby, but you still have to find it yourself. You choose the items, vehicles, animals, and resources you care about. After enough personal zombie kills, Loot Intuition checks the loaded area around you. If it finds one of your targets, your character gets a thought like this: That one looked like a construction worker. Maybe there’s a Sledgehammer somewhere nearby. The thought does not tell you which direction to go, how far away the target is, what building it is in, or which container holds it. It only tells you that the target really exists somewhere nearby. This takes some of the frustration out of searching for rare or specific things without turning the mod into a loot radar. Tested on Project Zomboid Build 42. 20. 2. WHAT YOU CAN WATCH FOR Vanilla items and compatible Workshop items Vehicles and trailers Livestock and wildlife Iron, copper, flint, limestone, clay, boulders, and other pickup resources Wells and natural water sources Loot Intuition only gives you a clue when the target actually exists in the loaded area. It does not guess what you might find from foraging or other possible spawns. CHOOSING YOUR TARGETS Press K to open Loot Intuition. You can change the key under Options > Key Bindings > Loot Intuition. You can also enable an optional world right-click menu. Each target has one of five settings: Must Have gives it the highest selection weight. Wanted gives it normal weight. Interesting gives it lower weight. Found stops clues for it but remembers its previous priority. Off removes it from consideration. The catalog starts with default priorities, but you can change any of them. You can also use User Pick to watch a specific target without changing its normal priority. Priority groups can be enabled or disabled whenever you want. If you only care about Must Have targets right now, you can turn the other groups off. The target list supports search, filters, multi