Create: Big Pharma

The biggest update yet: medicine is no longer just for you.

The Clinic - Dose Anything That Lives

The pharmacology engine now runs on any living creature. Right-click a mob, villager, or another player with a syringe or syrup to administer it or let a Create Deployer run your ward automatically. Patients follow the exact same rules you do: effects, side effects, tolerance, and fatal overdoses.

• Sedate hostiles - enough sedative or opioid plasma calms a mob (deaggro + slowdown); a heavy dose leaves it nearly motionless
• Cure zombie villagers with antibiotics - keep one above an antibiotic's active threshold and the conversion begins, no golden apple required
• No free wins - overdose your patient and organ strain will kill it

Functional PPE

• New Lab Gloves (leggings slot) complete the four-piece lab set
• Every worn piece reduces side-effect chance - goggles count double, the full set blocks ~42% of procs
• Full set softens crash effects by 25% when doses wear off
• Failed Sludge is now caustic - carry it bare-handed and it stings; glove up
• The whole set is finally craftable (it was creative-only)

New Dose Forms

• Pill Bottle - packaging machine seals 8 pills + a glass vial into a bulk bottle; right-click dispenses, the empty bottle returns its vial
• Transdermal Patch (WIP) - brand-new dose form with the slowest absorption in the game (0.4× a pill): a long, flat, gentle plasma curve

12 New Compounds

• Sedatives: Zolpidem, Phenobarbital, Temazepam, Somnorest
• Antihistamines: Cetirizine, Loratadine, Promethazine
• Antitussives: Benzonatate, Tussivex
• 3 legendary syntheses hidden behind secret fragment combinations: Somnex, Ironhide, and Phoenixol

Custom Sounds

16 new sound events: pill swallow, bottle rattle, syringe, inhaler puff, blister pop, syrup gulp, patch apply, IV drip, five machine ambience loops that pitch up with shaft speed, a racing-heart overdose warning, a discovery chime, and a synthesis-fail fizzle.

Minor Bug Fixes

• Packager now remembers coated pills, so pills inside a bottle or blister pack won't come out as uncoated pills.