Twill
A Society of Fur toolkit for Wolvden
version 0.37.9
What’s changed: the Twill Field Guide ›
A Society of Fur toolkit for Wolvden
What’s changed: the Twill Field Guide ›
Twill reads the page you already have open, allows you to expand on details you otherwise would need a separate document to do and gives you space to grow your pack in a lore rich environment.
Hover over a gene and get expanded details on where it comes from, how it might look bred with another marking and if they can be a combo. Maybe you want to add more detail to your wolf that you simply don't have the ability to see at a glance without a separate lore document. Breeding challenges and planning your pack has become easier than ever.
Twill will never play the game for you, we leave that to you!
4 things it actually puts on screen. Pick a colourway and they repaint, the same way the kit does.
All 19, each with what it does and a slice of what it actually draws. Pick one. They repaint in whichever colourway you chose above.
These run on the same data Twill carries, so what you see here is what you get on Wolvden. They wear whichever colourway you picked above.
Hover a gene on the example wolf, the way you would on its page.
| Personality |
Type, and switch fields Public or not. Notes stay private; only Public lore goes in the block, and you paste it in yourself.
One search follows the whole chain: the illness, its cure, the herbs it takes, and where those herbs grow.
Tick what you have and the count follows. Twill never fills it in from a page.
A free browser extension that runs userscripts. Get it from tampermonkey.net and pick your browser. Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari and Opera all work.
chrome://extensions (or
edge://extensions), click Details on Tampermonkey, and switch on
Allow User Scripts, or Tampermonkey will refuse to run anything. On older versions
without that switch, turn on Developer mode on the same page instead.With Tampermonkey in place, this one link is the whole install:
Tampermonkey catches it and shows you the script with an Install button. Press it.
Then go to wolvden.com
and the Twill mark is in the bottom right corner of every page. Click it, or press
Alt+K.
Ctrl+S. That is the
old way round and it works just as well.HoLMod: compatible with Twill.
Nothing to do. Tampermonkey checks for a new version on its own and updates you. Everything you have written and set stays exactly where it is, every time.
Don't want to wait? Click the Tampermonkey icon in your browser and choose Check for userscript updates, or simply click the install link again. Either way, if Tampermonkey asks before installing the new version, say yes.
| Genetics | Hover any gene for a card: what it is, where it comes from, what it pairs into, whether it is lethal. A coloured mark on each row says how that trait is obtained, and the personality gets a pill naming its disposition. Built from 255 bases, 198 eye colours, 2,593 markings, 28 mutations and 40 personalities |
| Lore | Your own fields on your own wolves, in sections you name. Wolf-link fields cross-reference both ways, so if one wolf is bonded to another, both pages say so. Switch any field to Public and Twill makes a block for the wolf's Biography, so other players can read it too |
| Pedigree | Keeps the family trees the pairing check needs, for the wolves in your tray and breeding projects |
| Den Manager | A card above your caves: care, breeding, pups, roles, old age, trades, in any den listing. Sections fold individually and unused ones switch off |
| Tray | Pin two wolves, then Pair: what the pups could inherit slot by slot, what generation they will be, which personality groups they are likely to get, plus shared ancestors. Compare puts any number side by side, and Copy for Discord copies a tidy message about a wolf |
| Breeding projects | Up to 4 projects with 8 wolves each, started from scratch or from the Tray, Alt+B:
a goal, pairings planned step by step with the goal genes in reach and the pup COI, matchmaking
that ranks every pair, a heat counter you type into, and sharing as a Wolvden post, a Discord
message or a spreadsheet |
| Pair Lists order | The pairs that can breed right now go to the top of Pair Lists, so a failed attempt never sends you scrolling |
| Puppy quest | Keep the Enclave Puppy Quest in your sidebar and hub, and a puppy's page says whether that pup could fit |
| Wardrobe | Custom decor as extra layers, which Wolvden's own list has no room for. Save a look and try it on again in the picture. Each slot says what that decor is crafted from |
| Item Lookup | A magnifier on every item in your Hoard and on trades: 287 recipes, the catalogue, or the trading centre, already searched |
| Shopping List | Items you want are tagged buy, items you would trade away are tagged in stock, wherever they appear, with your own price notes |
| Store Front | On Manage Your Trades: what to restock, and which trades have offers waiting |
| Notepad | A movable notepad on every page, Alt+N.
Pictures by web address, and a note can be pinned to a wolf so it shows on their page |
| Collection | A checklist of every base, eye colour and marking in the game. Tick what you have and Twill keeps count |
| Explore bars | Your Energy and HP drawn just above the explore box, so a phone never has to scroll down for them. On by default on phones, with a switch for computers |
| Filter | Collapses posts from players you would rather not read, and folds chatter topics with words you choose |
| Reminders | A one-line reminder on a wolf, with a date if you like, shown on its page and in Den Manager |
| Custom layouts | Switch a hard-to-read den layout off, for one page or everywhere. Only you see the change |
Pick one to see what it holds. Every example below is the guide's own output, in whichever colourway you chose above.
28 herbs and 21 medicines, 18 illnesses, 61 prey, 146 battle enemies, every befriending move against every disposition, what each role runs on, 180 fish, and a guide to every event in the year. They are joined up rather than separate tables, as the fourth example above shows.
Fishing colours are now given an upgrade for those with red-blind or green-blind colour vision, or those who may struggle to see the ripple during fishing. Twill does not point to the fish, but merely acts as a coloured pane put over the browser to add a little more contrast.
Comfort in the hub adds a reading font (OpenDyslexic, Atkinson Hyperlegible or Lexend if you have them installed, or Verdana, Tahoma and others), letter, word and line spacing for Twill or the whole site, reduced motion, and a switch to turn off a hard-to-read den layout for just that page. There are also High Contrast Light and Dark themes.
Twelve themes in light and dark, with a sun and moon to swap between them, 24 seasonal themes that turn up in their own month, a font picker, a live editor, a corner button that can wear the mark in any of its three colourways or stay a plain labelled button, three of the themes (Tree Bark, Understory and Frosted Cranberries) drawn from Twill's own colours, and every swatch in every one of them is yours to change, a post composer that catches those pesky HTML breaks, and Backup, with a gentle reminder when it has been a while, so you can carry everything with you to another computer.
Wolvden's rules forbid scripts that play the game: automation, auto-refreshers, anything that clicks or submits for you. Twill does none of that. It reads a page you opened yourself and changes how it looks, which is the same thing a custom den layout does.
Twill has been approved by the Wolvden mod team. It is still an unofficial user script, not affiliated with Wolvden or Lioden Ltd, and you use it at your own risk.
No. There is no server, no account and no analytics. Your notes, lore and records sit in your own browser's storage and go nowhere, and Twill itself never sends or fetches anything. The script is plain readable text, so you can check that yourself.
One honest footnote: Tampermonkey checks the site it was installed from now and then to see whether a newer version exists. That is the extension doing it, not Twill, and it is what saves you reinstalling by hand. It tells GitHub only what any visit to a web page tells a host. If you would rather it did not, turn updates off for Twill in Tampermonkey's dashboard and nothing else changes.
No. Most of that is the offline reference data: every base, eye colour, marking, mutation, recipe, herb, prey item and battle enemy. It is parsed once when a page loads and then sits in memory. Keeping it in the file is what lets the guides work without ever contacting the wiki.
No. Every module has its own switch under Modules in the hub. Turn off what you do not want and it stops building anything at all, rather than merely hiding.
Nothing. Everything is stored under keys that have never changed, even though the kit itself has been renamed more than once. Updating keeps everything you have written and set, whether Tampermonkey does it for you or you paste a new version over the old one. If you are moving to another computer, use Backup in the hub, because browser storage does not follow you.
Yes, wherever userscripts themselves run, which is the real limit rather than Twill. Firefox on Android can run Tampermonkey; Safari on iOS needs a separate app such as Userscripts.
On a narrow screen the hub stops being a floating card and spans the width, the tray runs along the bottom clear of the corner button, and everything you tap is given room for a thumb. Gene cards open on a tap rather than a hover, with a close button. There is no separate mobile version to install: it is the same one file, which simply lays itself out differently below a certain width.
Possibly, and that is normal for any userscript. It reads the page's structure, so a rebuild of a page can stop a module finding what it needs. Nothing breaks the game itself: the worst case is that a panel stops appearing. Tell us in Discord and it gets fixed.
Usually. Twill keeps everything under its own prefix and only adds to a page. If two scripts both decorate the same thing you may get duplicates, so uninstall any older copy of this one before installing this one.
Chrome changed how extensions may run userscripts. Since version 138 each extension has its own Allow User Scripts switch; before that, it took Developer mode. It is Tampermonkey's requirement, not this script's, and every userscript needs it.
Free, and yes. Pass it to anyone. It is made for the Society but nothing in it is guild-locked.
Bugs, ideas and requests are all welcome.