• Unswapped water and food detail readout.
  
• Server settings should now save correctly.
  
• Custom slider limits should save and be used correctly.
  
• Fixed an infinite loop that could occur when loading into a heavy server.
  
• Thralls should no longer disappear.
  
• Fixed minimap on Siptah and mod maps (hopefully for real this time)
  
• Saved appearances should now convert to the new system (named slots only!)
  
• Transfering appearances from and to thralls should work as expected now.
  
• Players should now display their extended sliders correctly in singleplayer.

Alright so after a Cyberpunk-induced hiatus, we’re finally ready to start proper testing on the 3.1.0 release for IQOL, picking up where the previous update left off with overhauls and reworks. This time on the chopping block is the settings UI and HUD, as well as several major reworks in the background. These changes are quite substantial and will need some testing before we can release them fully without risking absolute chaos.

• Character appearances are now stored in an expanding list, meaning there is no longer a limit to the amount of saved appearances you can have. Your existing appearances will be converted as long as the slot they are saved in is named.
  
  
• Tinting is now integrated in the character editor, instead of being an option in the radial menu / a page in the settings UI for the player character.
  
  
• IQOL’s radial menu options are now under a submenu to reduce the amount of slots it takes up, especially in combination with other mods.
  
  
• The settings window has been redesigned, and server admins can now set slider limits separately for male and female characters.
  
  
• All HUD and UI edits in-game have been modified to hopefully play nicer with other mods, and require no default overwrites.

Characters can now be exported to a file in “ConanExiles\ConanSandbox\Saved\SaveGames”. This file will be named by you in the UI itself, meaning it is now easier to store and share your customisations.


In short: everything. There are several substantial changes in the background in this update, but in particular we’re looking for stress testing a new method of saving thrall customisations. This means we are particularly interested in our bravest of server hosts putting this version up on their servers to report any oddities beyond what is listed below as known.

For single players it is important to see if our settings conversion process works correctly, if you have a lot of saved appearances, please make sure they all function as expected! NOTE: to avoid conflicts with other mods, IQOL no longer saves or loads outfits as part of appearances. The system was never intended to do this, and did not make any efforts to keep outfits in sync, so this change is ultimately for the better.

Specifically, it will be a huge help if server admins can do the following on your current live servers, test servers with a copy of your live database, or in a single player game with a large database:

1. Apply appearances to existing thralls. Do this to any thrall that previously had an appearance that was customized with IQOL. The more specific parts of the IQOL Customiser used for this, the better. Feel free to use a saved appearance and duplicate it across many thralls.

2. Log out of your server and shut it down

3. Restart your server, and log back into it

4. Inspect your thralls and verify that they have the appearances you applied to them before the server restart

5. Report back to us in the IQOL Discord Server regarding what you find

• All combat thralls (read: Fighters, Archers, Entertainers etc) will lose their existing customisation. This is an unfortunately necessary action to prevent thralls disappearing if IQOL is uninstalled.
  
  
• Unnamed saved appearances do not get converted to the new UI
  Server slider limits will need to be reset by admins, as there was no convenient way to convert these reliably.
  
  
• Customisation restrictions are currently not enforced when loading appearances.
  
  
• Character name changing might still be funky.
  
  
• The minimap has no map markers on it, this is unlikely to be fixable in the foreseeable future.

• IQOL menu overhaul
  
  • Reworked and restyled all elements of the UI
    
  • Appearances: There is no longer a limit to the amount of stored appearances.
    
  • Appearances: Preview is larger and updates to show currently hovered slot.
    
  • Appearances: Exporting/Importing has been improved with file names, allowing the storage and sharing of multiple appearances at once.
    
  • Server Settings: Religion and character name changes can now be disabled.
    
  • Server Settings: All vanilla sliders can now have their limits altered.
    
  • Server Settings: Male and female sliders are now limited separately.
    
  • Server Settings: Temporarily removed timer locked customisation.
• Character tinting has been moved to the character editor
  
• IQOL interaction options (radial menu) have been collapsed into a submenu.
  
• Reworked HUD and UI edits to be more mod friendly and more configurable (in the future)
  
• Appearance options for NPCs (camps, not thralls) have been temporarily disabled.
  
• Bug Fixes:
  
  • Controllers now function properly with the minimap enabled.
    
  • Female characters (and technically male characters too) have calmed their tits.
    
  • The map should now function properly on Siptah.
    
  • Likely dozens more that I didn’t keep track of (blame Nash, I dunno why, but do it anyway.)

• Changes
  • IQOL menu overaul
    • Appearances: There is no longer a limit to the amount of appearances that can be saved, and only used slots are displayed.
      
    • Appearances: Appearances can now be individually saved and loaded to file for easy transfer between players.
      
    • Appearances: Added warning dialogues to most actions to prevent accidental overwrites / deletes.
      
    • Client Settings: Rearranged menu to reduce scrolling.
      
    • Server Settings: Added ability to prevent Name or Religion changes.
      
    • Server Settings: Temporarily removed time locked customisation. (I think this was broken since the last patch anyway?)
      
    • Server Settings: Added customisable slider ranges for all vanilla sliders.
      
    • Server Settings: Added separate slider limits for male and female slider values.
      
    • NPC Appearances: Temporarily disabled this feature.
  • Character tinting is now done in the character editor.
    
  • Placed IQOL interaction objects into a submenu to reduce radial menu clutter.
    
  • Redesigned recipe tracker buttons in the inventory screen.
    
  • Probably more that I forgot to note down.
• Bug Fixes
  • Enabling the minimap should no longer cause controllers to not work.
    
  • Female characters have calmed their tits.
    
  • The fullscreen map should no longer have issues in Siptah.
• Known Issues
  • Player character will display the wrong slider customisation when thralls or workbenches are highlighted.
    
  • Minimap doesn't display any markers - This likely cannot be fixed for the time being.

- Fixed dong girth slider AGAIN ffffffffffffff

- Fixed missing meshes and mismatched colors

Note: Some of these are theoretical fixes, and we need to hear from our brave live testing troopers to know if they actually worked or not. Go troops!

- Missing faces, hairs, colors, etc. should be fixed
- Fixed dong girth
- Removed the Thigh Length slider, because it doesn't do anything
- Disabled gender change until a future update (ongoing issues with this)
- Fixed missing scalps
- Entertainers will now stop dancing while being customized
- Fixed missing DLC item icons

- Big big big refresh for Conan Exiles 2.1
- Not much different on the surface
- Many things different under the hood
- We need your feedback and bug reports! Visit our discord!