Unused Mushroom Inventory Icons

[Demon874]

Dried mushroom?

 

 

[Sicko Hog]

I can't see a thread entirely about unused mushroom textures lasting very long, so I'm just gonna hijack it and post all the unused DS stuff I've built up over a few months.

Here's two unused DST map icons. A purple mushroom and a roped-off cave entrance.

Here's unused DST inventory icons. Two different versions of each Teleportato part, three different kinds of long pig, a scared batilisk, and a snowball. The snowball is probably related to...

The snowman! No idea how this guy was supposed to be assembled.

Here's an artist rendition. (disclaimer: I am not an artist)

Here's some unused DS inventory icons. The accomploshrine (only craftable on the console versions of the game, even the Wii U, though it doesn't have any actual achievements), clothes, an empty bucket, a handheld eyebrella, a gramophone, three records, a scarecrow, a dead snake, and a bag.

The Eyebrella was originally a handheld item during the early access of RoG, and its old textures are still in the game!

There was an early version of Shipwrecked shown at PAX Prime 2015, here's all the differences I noticed from what little was recorded, put into a spoiler so I don't stretch the page out.

Spoiler

 

Sandy piles have plants near them, similar to ponds.

Seagulls were fatter and slept on the ground like idiots.

Limpet rocks looked pretty disgusting.

Prime apes were just recolored Splumonkeys, and spawned out of their barrels.

Picking up coconades also made them explode... Yeah.

Shoals had map icons.

Windbreaker was a recolored vest.

The shore looked ugly...

And the swamp looked even uglier!

Dirt piles spawned on the water. Glad to know Shipwrecked was always so buggy.

Here's two other changed textures.

And an early Warly silhouette.

Unused Glommer Animations
It won't let me embed these so here's a giant link. Pretty neat!

In the final version of Shipwrecked, there are a lot of unused creatures that, while they don't have textures, they still have sounds! Here's a video I made showing one of my favorites, the Kelp Guard!

Finally, here's a link to the Unimplemented Features page of the Don't Starve gamepedia, where you can find even more unused stuff!

Edited March 15, 2018 by JellyUltra

[landromat]

looks like mushroom tree pieces

Edited March 15, 2018 by landromat

[Cellby]

 

[torauma]

2 hours ago, Maximus_A_874 said:

Dried mushroom?

 

Looks more like a mushroom tree seed, but honestly I think the developers thought getting them after chopping the mushroom trees would be rather, to easy. Being able to mass produce such a useful item, I think the mushroom planter took their spot, unless it's from when the caves where being added, could just be a theory, 

Spoiler

A game theory

 

Edited March 15, 2018 by Gigibyte
Yes, I am a terrible writer

[Xedlord]

3 hours ago, landromat said:

Looks like mushroom tree pieces

Specifically the blooming version.

[minespatch]

57 minutes ago, Xedlord said:

Specifically the blooming version.

What about the Orlando blooming onion?

4 hours ago, JellyUltra said:

 

Here's an artist rendition. (disclaimer: I am not an artist)

 

Behold! A snowman with a dapper mustache!

Edited March 15, 2018 by minespatch

[Xedlord]

5 minutes ago, minespatch said:

Behold! A snowman with a dapper mustache!

Psst! That's his mouth.

[NoscopeFelix]

1 hour ago, Xedlord said:

Psst! That's his mouth.

That is debatable,my friend.

[Demon874]

6 hours ago, JellyUltra said:

I can't see a thread entirely about unused mushroom textures lasting very long, so I'm just gonna hijack it and post all the unused DS stuff I've built up over a few months.

Here's two unused DST map icons. A purple mushroom and a roped-off cave entrance.

Here's unused DST inventory icons. Two different versions of each Teleportato part, three different kinds of long pig, a scared batilisk, and a snowball. The snowball is probably related to...

The snowman! No idea how this guy was supposed to be assembled.

Here's an artist rendition. (disclaimer: I am not an artist)

Here's some unused DS inventory icons. The accomploshrine (only craftable on the console versions of the game, even the Wii U, though it doesn't have any actual achievements), clothes, an empty bucket, a handheld eyebrella, a gramophone, three records, a scarecrow, a dead snake, and a bag.

The Eyebrella was originally a handheld item during the early access of RoG, and its old textures are still in the game!

There was an early version of Shipwrecked shown at PAX Prime 2015, here's all the differences I noticed from what little was recorded, put into a spoiler so I don't stretch the page out.

  Reveal hidden contents

 

Sandy piles have plants near them, similar to ponds.

Seagulls were fatter and slept on the ground like idiots.

Limpet rocks looked pretty disgusting.

Prime apes were just recolored Splumonkeys, and spawned out of their barrels.

Picking up coconades also made them explode... Yeah.

Shoals had map icons.

Windbreaker was a recolored vest.

The shore looked ugly...

And the swamp looked even uglier!

Dirt piles spawned on the water. Glad to know Shipwrecked was always so buggy.

Here's two other changed textures.

And an early Warly silhouette.

Unused Glommer Animations
It won't let me embed these so here's a giant link. Pretty neat!

In the final version of Shipwrecked, there are a lot of unused creatures that, while they don't have textures, they still have sounds! Here's a video I made showing one of my favorites, the Kelp Guard!

Finally, here's a link to the Unimplemented Features page of the Don't Starve gamepedia, where you can find even more unused stuff!

I heard some rumors about the snowman but I didn't believe until now.

An amazing Kelp Guard something that I never knew.(that's one more on the list that klei most add)

 

4 hours ago, Gigibyte said:

Looks more like a mushroom tree seed, but honestly I think the developers thought getting them after chopping the mushroom trees would be rather, to easy. Being able to mass produce such a useful item, I think the mushroom planter took their spot, unless it's from when the caves where being added, could just be a theory, 

  Reveal hidden contents

A game theory

 

A mushroom tree seed...  Something interesting

[NeddoFreddo]

4 hours ago, Maximus_A_874 said:

An amazing Kelp Guard something that I never knew.(that's one more on the list that klei most [must?] add)

I think Kelp Guards wouldn't have been added because Kelp cannot be replanted the way that normal trees can, thus defeating the purpose of such a guard.

Disregard this post, read Rellimural's below

Since they can be replanted it would be pretty cool to have kelpguards actually.

Edited March 15, 2018 by NeddoFreddo

[Rellimarual]

11 minutes ago, NeddoFreddo said:

I think Kelp Guards wouldn't have been added because Kelp cannot be replanted the way that normal trees can, thus defeating the purpose of such a guard.

It can be replanted now.

[Sinister_Fang]

7 hours ago, Rellimarual said:

It can be replanted now.

Wait, it can? I never knew about this.

[Instant-Noodles]

20 hours ago, JellyUltra said:

The snowball is probably related to...

The snowman!

The snowball was the projectile for the snowman's spit attack.

20 hours ago, JellyUltra said:

No idea how this guy was supposed to be assembled.

Here's an artist rendition. (disclaimer: I am not an artist)

Note quite.  It was actually more snake-like than a traditional snowman.

Here are all the animations the Snowman (and by extension the Snowpile) had back in the early days of Don't Starve:

Spoiler

As with my Slipstor post, since the assets have already been removed from the game, I assume Klei wouldn't want transparencies of individual animations posted.  So, the gif above has all the animations shrunk into a single compressed file.

[Korlie]

22 hours ago, Maximus_A_874 said:

 

Looks like chopped mushroom flesh that you would get from chopping down mushtrees, they probably decided it would be more convenient to just have the mushtrees just drop their corresponding mushroom instead. Even though it doesn't make sense considering the mushtree doesn't have mushrooms growing on it for it to drop after being chopped down.

[Rellimarual]

4 hours ago, Sinister_Fang said:

Wait, it can? I never knew about this.

Yes, with the update to SW a few months ago you can move both kelp and coral rocks.

[Demon874]

13 hours ago, NeddoFreddo said:

I think Kelp Guards wouldn't have been added because Kelp cannot be replanted the way that normal trees can, thus defeating the purpose of such a guard.

Disregard this post, read Rellimural's below

Since they can be replanted it would be pretty cool to have kelpguards actually.

Don't blame me for that mistake, blame the autocorrection of my phone.

 

1 hour ago, Instant-Noodles said:

The snowball was the projectile for the snowman's spit attack.

Note quite.  It was actually more snake-like than a traditional snowman.

Here are all the animations the Snowman (and by extension the Snowpile) had back in the early days of Don't Starve:

  Reveal hidden contents

As with my Slipstor post, since the assets have already been removed from the game, I assume Klei wouldn't want transparencies of individual animations posted.  So, the gif above has all the animations shrunk into a single compressed file.

Awesome but sad at the same time because we may never have this boss together with The Slipstor

[landromat]

2 hours ago, Korlie said:

Looks like chopped mushroom flesh that you would get from chopping down mushtrees, they probably decided it would be more convenient to just have the mushtrees just drop their corresponding mushroom instead. Even though it doesn't make sense considering the mushtree doesn't have mushrooms growing on it for it to drop after being chopped down.

It's like merms dropping fish and frogs legs because they made of it

[Korlie]

1 hour ago, landromat said:

It's like merms dropping fish and frogs legs because they made of it

Just tested it, confirmed.

[Xedlord]

3 hours ago, Maximus_A_874 said:

Awesome but sad at the same time because we may never have this boss together with The Slipstor

Umm... the Snowman was just a normal mob, not a boss. At least, as far as I know.

[minespatch]

7 hours ago, Instant-Noodles said:

Why are these animations so tiny?

I wonder why Klei won't put this creature during Winterfeast? A snowman-snake sounds pretty cool and creepy.

[Korlie]

31 minutes ago, minespatch said:

Why are these animations so tiny?

I wonder why Klei won't put this creature during Winterfeast? A snowman-snake sounds pretty cool and creepy.

The one who compiled them made them that small on purpose I think.

Klei probably didn't use the snowman or Slipstor because they're too fictional. Generally almost everything in the world is either something real or something derived from something real. Living snowmen and Slipstor are very goofy fantasy enemies. 

Edited March 16, 2018 by Korlie

[Rily]

nice one with the snowman, I made my own version to trick some friends when the last winter feast update came out, I would like to know how it would look complete, please klei, if we will never see him in game can we see him as concept art?

[Zeklo]

28 minutes ago, Korlie said:

The one who compiled them made them that small on purpose I think.

Klei probably didn't use the snowman or Slipstor because they're too fictional. Generally almost everything in the world is either something real or something derived from something real. Living snowmen and Slipstor are very goofy fantasy enemies. 

We literally have Santa Claus from hell. I'm sure murderous Frosty the Snowman would work fine.

[Korlie]

Just now, Zeklo said:

We literally have Santa Claus from hell. I'm sure murderous Frosty the Snowman would work fine.

Demons are mythological though, and significantly more serious then an animate snowman that eats and shoots snowballs at people.

If there was more logic to it then it wouldn't be as bad, like if players could construct a giant Nightmare Before Christmas-esque snowman and imbue it with magic to make it animate. But the snowman Klei made is just a generic, sentient snowman thing that looks mildly threatening.