Patch notes
Database Seeder 3.4.0
Brings signing, contemporary appliances, media and security systems into the stock catalogue while making new installations and supported development replays more dependable.
ยท seeder · release · upgrade · content · modern
Upgrade note: Database Seeder 3.4.0 targets .NET 10. Apply the normal database upgrades before seeding, and update to Engine 2.10.0 to use the accompanying runtime support.
Sign Language Seeder Support
The stock culture path now provides the foundations for signed-language worlds alongside its established spoken-language content. Fresh installations can create and discover signed languages, their varieties and the related character capabilities needed by Engine 2.10.0, giving builders a coherent starting point rather than a collection of isolated records.
New Modern and Futuristic Item Catalogue Content
The supplied item catalogue now reaches further into the everyday technology of a contemporary or science-fiction setting. It includes practical examples for refrigeration, drying and portable power as well as connected audio/video media, recording, cameras, monitors, speakers, storage and supporting cabling. The catalogue also covers the accompanying A/V and computer implants, so character-facing equipment follows the same media model as installed devices.
Electronic access-control components provide ready-made examples for keypads, biometric readers, keycards, scanners and writers. Clothing and outfit coverage has also been strengthened with missing prototypes, presentation skins and administrative outfit templates, allowing stock examples to show how a complete, intentional look is assembled.
Improved Blank Snapshot Setup and Debug Replays
Fresh-database setup is more resilient around the bundled blank snapshot. The importer now creates the requested target database before restore and correctly processes appended migration scripts, including MySQL procedure batches. That means a current snapshot can take the fast path without silently losing its migration delta, while the normal migration path remains available whenever a snapshot is unsuitable.
Debug builds now offer guided Medieval, Renaissance and Early Modern replay profiles for a complete known seeder sequence against a fresh local database. This enables simple, quick and automated compatibility testing across a variety of options, which should lead to fewer clashes and setup failures when users configure their worlds. The profiles validate their enabled seeders, dependency order and required answers before making changes, without exposing the workflow in production builds.
The bundled blank database snapshot is current through 20260830121659_AddMediaRecordingStorage, so new installations begin from the same database schema baseline as this release and safely fall back to normal migrations whenever that baseline is not applicable.
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