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1.4 Status

Currently maintaining Sometimes Raids Go Wrong and Ugh You Got Me, both available and working.

Downloads

Download source (https://www.dropbox.com/s/uxdh488rk97927s/Marvins%20Source.zip?dl=1)
Includes license and guide for future maintainers, mod folders, and XCF thumbnail files - 85MB

Steam Workshop (http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198038074163/myworkshopfiles/?appid=294100)

1.3+ Manual install links (http://rydersmods.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-1-3-mods/)

1.0 Manual install links (http://rydersmods.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-1-0-mods/)

Beta 19 Manual install links (http://rydersmods.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-beta-19-mods/)

Beta 18 Manual install links (http://rydersmods.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-beta-18-mods/)

Alpha 17 Manual install links (http://rydersmods.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-alpha-17-mods/)

Alpha 16 Manual install links (http://rydersmods.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-alpha-16-mods/)

Ambush Readiness Tweak

• Caravan party members only add to the calculation if they can stand and fight.
• Tamed animals only add to the calculation if they have been trained in Release.

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Blight Reloaded aka Screw the Rules - Have Food

• Blight will only affect one crop type.
• Random storytellers can decide either to give you a potentially severe blight, no blight, or a bounty of food from the sky.
• Replaced by Limited Blight in Alpha 17.

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Clear The Stockpiles

• High-priority hauling task which removes things which are on stockpiles but do not belong there.
• Will take blocking items to a nearby matching stockpile instead, or dump them somewhere nearby.

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Combat Readiness Check

• Calculates raid points differently to vanilla.
• Raid points are used to 'buy' raiders for an attacking force.
• Colonists are counted at a higher point cost initially (99 vs 40 in vanilla) but this is decreased if combat-penalising injuries are taken.
• Colonists who can't fight at all are not counted.
• In the Alpha 17 version, colonists who require bedrest due to a potentially lethal disease or infection are not counted.
• Only colonist points are scaled according to difficulty.
• Armour and weapons (equipped or otherwise) are counted at 0.25% of market value. Pre-industrial-tech apparel is not counted, and pre-industrial-tech weapons are counted at four times less than industrial-tech weapons.
• In the Alpha 17 version, building wealth is counted at 0.15% of value.
• Results are power curved if more than 1000 points are generated. Like vanilla, it takes more base points from colonists, weapons, armour and buildings to reach larger raid sizes.

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Difficulty Expansion: Higher difficulties are now more difficult, lower difficulties slightly less difficult.

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Hunting Restriction

• Hunters will consider the conditions outside before going hunting.
• Hunters can assign themselves to hunt a particular kind of game depending on their abilities.
• Hunters can unassign themselves from hunting if their sight is impaired.
• Hunters with the Trigger Happy trait can close in to short range.
• In the Alpha 17 version, hunters without the Trigger Happy trait will still close in to 3/4 of maximum range.
• Also in the Alpha 17 version, time restriction was removed, and hunters can close in to execution range if the animal is sleeping.

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Less Annoying UI Sounds

• Tiny Bell sound for non-urgent alerts is replaced with a subtle chirp.
• Negative message sound is replaced with a chirp.

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Less Construction Failure

• Reduces the chance of construction failure.
• Buildings which can breakdown in the future are easier to construct.
• Constructor skill levels 6 and 10 reduces chance to fail if the building is pre-Industrial tech level or Industrial tech level.
• This mod was retired during Alpha 17 unstable testing due to changes in the base game.

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Less Incident Trolling

• Needs HugsLib.
• Changes the time that will pass between successive firing of various incidents.
• Malaria and plague affect a smaller fraction of population, and do not fire at all in the first year.
• Solar flare can affect multiple colonies, but colonies near the equator are not affected.

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Less Outdoor Cleaning: Colonists will skip cleaning some outdoor tiles.
Limited Blight: Crop blight spreads from a point of origin and has a limited area of effect.
More Obvious Plague: Plague will become obvious after 10% severity.
Nerf The Overpowered Wool: Wool and camelhair provide less insulation, but also have less mass.

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No Doomed Friendlies

• Friendlies showed up to deal with enemies in fogged areas. This mod fixes that.
• Also with this mod, friendlies with severely impaired movement will not show up.

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No Doomed Newbies

• Wanderers, chased refugees and refugees from escape pods will tend to be more in line with what you need when conditions are bad.
• Refugee escape pods can land instead of crashing.
• Newbies may bring some raw food with them if it's difficult to grow food.
• They will also have some of the right gear to deal with extreme temperatures.
• In the Alpha 17 version, chased refugees will not arrive at colonies of mostly pacifists.
• Also in the Alpha 17 version, if you somehow lack colonists who are capable of violence, wanderers or refugees from drop pods will usually balance that out.

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Oiled Doors: Doors (manual and automatic) will make no sound when opening or closing.
Peaceful Fixes: Some vanilla events would fire on Peaceful difficulty and it didn't make sense. This mod fixes that.

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Please Haul Perishables

• Colonists will give priority to hauling raw food and other items which deteriorate quickly, especially when it's raining.
• They will try to find the best roofed place or cold place to store these things.
• Colonists will also try to make it a priority to haul meals and animal food where it needs to go.

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Randy Fix

• Needs HugsLib.
• Looks to see if Randy has the needed caravan targeting comp, if not, adds it.
• This mod became obsolete because the bug was fixed in Alpha 17.

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Silenced Tiny Bell: The bell which tells you when a minor mental break may occur is quieted.
Slower Onset Plague: Plague takes longer to kill (but is not obvious).

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Sometimes Raids Go Wrong

• Funny event mods for random storytellers.
• Raiding parties can be afflicted by sudden rapid aging aka The Deadly Years.
• Drop pods can malfunction leaving lots of downed raiders.
• Raids can be torn apart by wargs.

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This Might Take A While

• Needs HugsLib
• Increases base research cost for all research projects by a factor of 20.

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Ugh You Got Me

• Pawns will stop social fighting if they're badly hurt or in a lot of pain.
• Masochists ignore pain when social fighting.
• Bloodlusties will not stop social fighting until either their opponent gives in, dies, or is downed.

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We Can't Hold Any More Of That: When you're running out of room for certain items, you'll know about it.
We're All Out Of That: When there's a lack of resources to build something, now you'll know about it.
Weed Cutter: Get rid of chokevine without ruining your grass.

Please check the link for the steam page, it has "%22http//" instead of "http://" so it won't open properly

Got it, thanks.

v1.0.3 of Less Outdoor Cleaning was uploaded. Download link remains the same.

- Rock rubble (really any kind of filth which doesn't wash with rain but isn't produced by terrain) can now be cleared from terrain which produced filth.

Wow .. you just upped my modcount by a dozen ..

What does clear stockpiles do exactly ? The description is a bit lacking.

It's for your kitchen, butchering and other work areas where you have items dropped on the floor. It keeps any stockpiles clear of items which do not belong. You can paint a stockpile which doesn't accept any items on the floor of a work area to make sure dropped items are hauled out of there.

I've amended the description accordingly. :)

Thank you :)

The about description was usefull enough, so I am allready using the mod :)

Great work, all of them ;)

I use them all, except Less Incident ( it's for puny weakling, and preA14 :) )
Door and Bell Noise ..

I've updated the top post. I won't be keeping a list of updated mods here any more, but you can see the up-to-date listing using the provided links.

Please check my Twitter (https://twitter.com/marvinkosh) or look on the RimWorld Discord (https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=27941.0) for pre-releases of Alpha 18 unstable mods.

Testing notes

While testing Combat Readiness Check with the most recent A18 unstable, I've observed that the equipment used by raiders doesn't improve too dramatically compared to tribals.

I've captured an autopistol and a revolver, neither of them in great condition, and it's been relatively easy to not just fend off the raiders but also make sure that their escape is cut off.

Obviously, difficulty setting will alter your experience, but so far my tribals seem to have had a fair match.

hey marv,
testing your UghYouGotMe mod right now... sounds like just what i want from the description, so thanks for that! =)

ps: also rly interested for the clear stockpiles 18 update

I tried doing Clear the Stockpiles for A17 but it didn't work. Hopefully with a new approach I can get it to work, but that'll take some time.

Got a pre-release version of Hunting Restriction for A18 out for testing. As usual with pre-releases, look for it on the RimWorld Discord or on my Twitter (https://twitter.com/marvinkosh).

If it wouldn't be too hard to do, adding a short delay to the warg spawning from sometimes raids go wrong might not be a bad idea.  While it is somewhat amusing to see the space age raiders in power armour with fully automatic weapons get torn to bits, it seems a bit unreasonable.  Even having the wargs spawn 5-10 tiles away would make a big difference, since it would mostly prevent the raiders from grenading themselves 2 seconds into the fight. 

Even spawning 10 tiles away wouldn't usually save the raiders, but it would slightly decrease the 'hey free stuff!' factor of the mod.

It's possible. I'm planning to add some more things to the mod anyway.

I've got a pre-release version of a new mod called Less Often Drug Binges for A18. Check Twitter (https://twitter.com/marvinkosh) or Discord.

Hey guys,

I'm working on (Steam Workshop) thumbnails for mods this morning. It's not difficult, just time-consuming. :)

I've uploaded the following B18 mods to Steam Workshop:

Combat Readiness Check
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1204144826

Hunting Restriction
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1204146321

Less Annoying UI Sounds
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1204147343

Nerf The Overpowered Wool
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1204148499

Snow Clearance Sanity
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1204152399

Ugh You Got Me
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1204155882

Other mods (and direct download links) will follow as time permits. :)

Please Haul Perishables is now in testing. No pre-release for it yet, as I've only had a few hours with it (so there may be bugs and things that I didn't anticipate) but I didn't do much, just a recompile.

Patiently waiting for the none steam download.

Okay. I added the recent batch of six mods to my site.

Thank you.

I can report, that every link works.  ;D

Really hope to see the Cleaning mod from A16 updated finally. I used CleaningArea in A17 and while that was okay, I didn't really like the extra micromanagement.

I'm starting to think I should take on an apprentice, what with all the requests. :)

I'll try and look into it.

Got a new mod called Weed Cutter out for testing. As usual, see Twitter (https://twitter.com/marvinkosh) or Discord.

Been working on Sometimes Raids Go Wrong today.

I've changed the wargs to random manhunters that are native to the map's current biome. Wargs are still used if there isn't a suitable native manhunter.

I've added two new random things to go wrong. One is working, the other one sort of works but isn't quite there yet. I have an idea for at least a couple more things so I'm going to keep plugging away at it. :)

Here's a prerelease version of Sometimes Raids Go Wrong for B18. Feel free to play around with it.

Changes from A17:
- Raiders can be attacked by a variety of manhunters depending on your current biome, not just wargs.
- New thing that can go wrong. Meteorite swarm falls randomly near the raiders.
- New thing that can go wrong. Raiders enter the map on fire and are pursued by a centipede.
- Mod settings. Alter the minimum and maximum possible rolls of the dice. Default 1 to 20, rolls of 1 to 4 actually do something. You can set the minimum and maximum to the same value to test a particular thing that goes wrong.
- Known issue: Raiders coming in by drop pods are not currently affected by a roll of 3 or 4.

In the latest version I've also improved search speed for impact spots for multiple meteors.

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/01x491a3a3a3smi/MarvsSometimesRaidsGoWrong114_TEST.zip?dl=0

Yes!
It's been updated, I've seriously missed this mod.

Thanks Marvin

Just keep in mind, there's more stuff potentially going into it. :)

Ready for use

Weed Cutter
Adds an order which cuts plants that slow down your colonists, without cutting absolutely everything.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/obnn54247eipgc0/MarvsWeedCutter101.zip?dl=0

More testing required

Less Often Drug Binges
Colonists with the chemical fascination/interest traits will go on drug binges less often, and drug binges are much shorter.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xtgqeiqgcfvb9jc/MarvsLessOftenDrugBinges.zip?dl=0

Pre-release

Solar Apocalypse & Rogue Planet
Is it getting hot or is it just me? Two permanent game conditions that slowly decrease or increase the temperature to extremes.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0d2o5igz0wu8zsc/MarvsDisasters108_TEST.zip?dl=0

I've released a bugfixed Hunting Restriction on Workshop and over on my site.

I added a little bit to the top post regarding my newsletter for mod updates. This is only very useful if you prefer the direct download versions of the mods, as you will usually always get updates on Steam Workshop.

Sometimes Raids Go Wrong
B18 pre-release
v1.2.0 "Dammit Jim I'm a doctor not a miracle worker" update

v1.1.5:

- Raiders that are on fire can be pursued by one or more mechanoids instead of just one.

v1.2.0:
- Raiders no longer suffer instant ageing, but instead suffer a quickly-progressing disease which causes ageing
- Rapid ageing is a disease which can be tended several times a day. Good tends can arrest the ageing process long enough to allow immunity to stop the disease for good.
- Rapid ageing causes Alzheimer's to onset and progress much faster than normal.
- Rapid ageing can cause all the usual chronic conditions that normal ageing can.
- The stages of rapid ageing have thoughts to go with them.
- Known issue: Hair doesn't go grey.

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9il6vg5w14r7c6z/MarvsSometimesRaidsGoWrong120_TEST.zip?dl=0

I write it here and in the Rimslaves thread :

I have the combination of Rimslaves, Planet of the Apes ( Monkey Island  ;D ) some few other mods,
and sometimes raids go wrong by MarvinKosh.

What Happened is :
I let a  Refugee Ape joine my Colony.
He was chased by dothraki raiders and a single one turned up to raid.
then the alarm sounded and another one turned up .. and another one, and then a scyther,
a dothraki on fire, a short snouted bear of one of the animal mods ..
and it did not stop ..
every second another raid was triggered ..

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I deactivated sometimes raids go wrong and still got following debug messages :

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
  at RimWorld.IncidentWorker_Raid.TryExecuteWorker (RimWorld.IncidentParms parms) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.IncidentWorker_RaidEnemy.TryExecuteWorker (RimWorld.IncidentParms parms) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.IncidentWorker.TryExecute (RimWorld.IncidentParms parms) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.Storyteller.TryFire (RimWorld.FiringIncident fi) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.IncidentQueue.IncidentQueueTick () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.Storyteller.StorytellerTick () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.TickManager.DoSingleTick () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
Verse.Log:Error(String)
Verse.TickManager:DoSingleTick()
Verse.TickManager:TickManagerUpdate()
Verse.Game:UpdatePlay()
Verse.Root_Play:Update()

Well, definitely seems like a mod conflict to me. I don't think it's with RimSlaves or Planet of the Apes though.

I actually think it is a bug in RimSLaves, since the Dothraki are defined as Animals and Faction .. which  may have unforseen consequences when generating a raid based on the "fleeing pawn" event.

I reloaded with "raids go wrong" dectivated and the infinite raids continued.

I remember probably the same problem with "infinite raids" while played A17, it most likely was caused by Jecrell's H.P. Lovecraft Storyteller (https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=26078.msg347502#msg347502). The possible workaround was to switch storyteller briefly at such events.

Also, is it possible to expand Weed Cutter's functionality: cut only fully grown trees, harvest only fully grown plants and cut everything that gives cover (ideally with configurable tresholds)? I know the first task can be accomplished with Colony Manager, but it may be more convenient to do manually. And the last task would be very useful for managing defenses.

I have no additional story-tellers installed.
Only Randy.

Quote from: wwWraith on December 11, 2017, 12:28:56 AM
Also, is it possible to expand Weed Cutter's functionality: cut only fully grown trees, harvest only fully grown plants and cut everything that gives cover (ideally with configurable tresholds)? I know the first task can be accomplished with Colony Manager, but it may be more convenient to do manually. And the last task would be very useful for managing defenses.

Honestly, if you're looking to cut full-grown trees only, it's easier to plant your own in a growing zone. It means a lot less time spent carrying logs from far away.

I can add more functionality to mods, but it'll take time.

I think it would be useful in early game, when you often need to get maximum harvested resourses asap, especially with hard starts.

Quote from: wwWraith on December 11, 2017, 12:09:48 PM
I think it would be useful in early game, when you often need to get maximum harvested resourses asap, especially with hard starts.

What I do when I want all plants harvested in an area, but only at full growth is make the entire area a grow zone. then set that grow zone to NOT "Allow Sowing." With this setup your pawns will automatically harvest any plant/tree at full growth within the grow zone. Of course that will be the "Growing" workgiver and not the "Plant Cutting" workgiver at that point due to them being full grown automatically harvested items.

Quote from: BlackSmokeDMax on December 11, 2017, 12:53:59 PM
What I do when I want all plants harvested in an area, but only at full growth is make the entire area a grow zone. then set that grow zone to NOT "Allow Sowing." With this setup your pawns will automatically harvest any plant/tree at full growth within the grow zone. Of course that will be the "Growing" workgiver and not the "Plant Cutting" workgiver at that point due to them being full grown automatically harvested items.

Thanks, I forgot about this method :) But it has some disadvantages, it's hard to choose which plants do you want to harvest, e.g. when you want to get berries for starving colonists not wasting the time on cotton/healroot/trees...

Also one more suggestion: cutting only blighted plants. Because it may be annoying to check every single plant manually when blight's overlay sometimes is not very visible.

Quote from: wwWraith on December 11, 2017, 02:58:14 PM

Quote from: BlackSmokeDMax on December 11, 2017, 12:53:59 PM
What I do when I want all plants harvested in an area, but only at full growth is make the entire area a grow zone. then set that grow zone to NOT "Allow Sowing." With this setup your pawns will automatically harvest any plant/tree at full growth within the grow zone. Of course that will be the "Growing" workgiver and not the "Plant Cutting" workgiver at that point due to them being full grown automatically harvested items.

Thanks, I forgot about this method :) But it has some disadvantages, it's hard to choose which plants do you want to harvest, e.g. when you want to get berries for starving colonists not wasting the time on cotton/healroot/trees...

Also one more suggestion: cutting only blighted plants. Because it may be annoying to check every single plant manually when blight's overlay sometimes is not very visible.

Good points. I wonder if the "Allow Tool" mod will quickly allow you to select all blighted plants. If not, probably would be an excellent suggestion for that mod if it's possible.

Quote from: BlackSmokeDMax on December 11, 2017, 03:20:53 PMI wonder if the "Allow Tool" mod will quickly allow you to select all blighted plants. If not, probably would be an excellent suggestion for that mod if it's possible.

As much as I would love to see that added to Allow Tool, I wonder if part of the intended challenge of dealing with blight is the searching for signs of it, much like the real-world crisis would entail. It almost feels like that it's part of the challenge, especially for plants where the green blends in.

Compared to other Allow Tool niceties like "mine the entire vein" and "pick up every item of this kind", which both seem to be straightforward visually.

But I'd still love to see the option.

Thanks marv for your mods!

You're welcome. :)

I've got a couple of things I'm going to add to Sometimes Raids Go Wrong and then hopefully it'll get a proper release for B18.

Quote from: bigheadzach on December 12, 2017, 09:04:07 AM

Quote from: BlackSmokeDMax on December 11, 2017, 03:20:53 PMI wonder if the "Allow Tool" mod will quickly allow you to select all blighted plants. If not, probably would be an excellent suggestion for that mod if it's possible.

As much as I would love to see that added to Allow Tool, I wonder if part of the intended challenge of dealing with blight is the searching for signs of it, much like the real-world crisis would entail. It almost feels like that it's part of the challenge, especially for plants where the green blends in.

Compared to other Allow Tool niceties like "mine the entire vein" and "pick up every item of this kind", which both seem to be straightforward visually.

But I'd still love to see the option.

Hmm. Yeah, I may agree with you. Will have to think on that for a bit.

Quote from: bigheadzach on December 12, 2017, 09:04:07 AM

Quote from: BlackSmokeDMax on December 11, 2017, 03:20:53 PMI wonder if the "Allow Tool" mod will quickly allow you to select all blighted plants. If not, probably would be an excellent suggestion for that mod if it's possible.

As much as I would love to see that added to Allow Tool, I wonder if part of the intended challenge of dealing with blight is the searching for signs of it, much like the real-world crisis would entail. It almost feels like that it's part of the challenge, especially for plants where the green blends in.

Compared to other Allow Tool niceties like "mine the entire vein" and "pick up every item of this kind", which both seem to be straightforward visually.

But I'd still love to see the option.

If someone wants such challenge, they can simply not use that function. I personally think about it in a way that it's my colonists who have Grower skill, not me, and it's their challenge to search for blight. Like I don't have to be a sharpshooter irl and to manually aim my colonists' weapons.

The reason I think this mod may be more appropriate for suggested functions is because I think AllowTool is oriented more on "big" scale (like "find all steel") while WeedCutter deals with specific parameter ("find plants only with movement reduction cost"), probably providing a good base to implement other checks more easily.

Hunting Restriction updated today to v1.1.9 "No dancing in the ring of fire."

- Hunters that kill a boomalope or boomrat will not collect the corpse.
- You can check a box in the mod settings menu so that they do corpse collection despite risk of conflagrating.

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- Hunters that kill a boomalope or boomrat will not collect the corpse.

Can't you improve the handling, so the hunter extinguish the fire to reach the corpse ?
When i mark a boom-animal for hunting i want the corpse mosttimes, and not to cause forestfires.

Sure. Give me a team of C# programmers and testers and we'll figure it out. ;)

I did give it a try, but apparently it isn't quite as easy as I thought.

In the meantime, why not get the Extinguisher mod and have a drafted pawn following the hunter, ready to douse the flames? Or, hunt boomalopes only when it's raining.

Or these extinquisher belt.

Hey Marv will you add ModSync Ninja to your mods? https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=34447.0;topicseen

I would, but the system is only as good as its weakest link. That would be me remembering to update ModSync.xml and manually sync it on the ModSync Ninja website. Other modders would have a much easier time because they use Github, which is a way of automating the process.

Why don't I use Github? I've never figured out how to use it for mod releases, and I already have a system which works.

Quote from: MarvinKosh on December 13, 2017, 02:22:23 PM
I would, but the system is only as good as its weakest link. That would be me remembering to update ModSync.xml and manually sync it on the ModSync Ninja website. Other modders would have a much easier time because they use Github, which is a way of automating the process.

Why don't I use Github? I've never figured out how to use it for mod releases, and I already have a system which works.

If I'm honest with you, Github even allows you to keep everything updated without even opening a web browser, just a folder in your PC, and a simple command.
There's a lot of tutorials on how to get even "basically" going, and the release tags are very useful both for you and the user.
But it's ok! I wish you had ModSync to make that mod and yours better, the more modders are into it, more people will use it, and as more people use it, more modders will join it!

Also: https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=34447.msg384963#msg384963

Hello i wanted to ask about Combat Readiness Check mod before starting new colony.
I lastly played in A16 and had a mod made for personal use, with difficult setting of extreme exept raids, raids where medium difficulty. It was perfect for me, i still  got all mental brakes, slower crops and stuff like that, but raids where smaller so i didnt had to build killboxes. Does this mod have similar effect ? And how much can you feel the effect if you play on extereme difficulty?

Im mostly enjoy survival aspects of the game currently, starting with 1 pawn with nothing and using mods like seeds please and tribal stuff. So raids get too large if caravan dies on my map or i accumulate to much food etc. Was looking for a mod to fix that because i dont enjoy other buffs(expet smaller raids) of lower difficulties .

cheers
sry my english is bad.

Combat Readiness Check alters the scaling of raids so that most types of item wealth are excluded from the calculation, and also takes into account the reduced capacities of your pawns caused by injuries.

Weapons and armour available to your colonists are considered in the calculation.

You can adjust some of the factors used in the calculation by opening the mod settings menu for Combat Readiness Check.

Rapid aging seems to affect literally every raid I get. Either there's a bug, or the chance is waaay too high. It makes it next to impossible to recruit raiders, which breaks colony progression.

Did you set the minimum and maximum roll to 1 in the settings? 'cause that would do it.

Otherwise, the chance is 1 in 20.

Hi all guys!
First, many thanks for your mods!!
I wanted to ask you about "Combat Readiness Check". Your mod can be config in options, but, for i can do this, i need to understand how the game works; then:
- I want that for raiders attacks only count the logical for me, the MILITAR aspect. If i have a weapon, shield, animal train in attack, torrets... ok, it is logical that they count, ok, ok, BUT, if i build for example, a room with a, i dont know, a tailor workbench and a lamp, WHY this things count for the raiders attack, if this things NOTHING to do in a battle?? this is, is not a advantage for me if i have a room with a workbench or other no-militar thing, but the game count this.---> This forces me that, to improve my base, first have to improve the military aspect, because as i do not first, I am dead, because my base wealth grows a lot, in no-militar aspect, but they, the attacks raiders yes, grow in militar aspect. For me this is no normal, your mod can fix this(and how config in mod settings) ?  thanks, and sorry for my english.....

By default, only 0.15% of building wealth is used with the mod installed. In vanilla, 0.55% is used. So that's less than a third of the usual value.

So for example, you would need to build eight wooden hand tailoring benches to generate one raid point.

The reason why the mod isn't specific about the sort of buildings is because it's taking a general measure of how established the colony is. But unless you have a lot of expensive buildings, you probably won't have to worry about it.

If you really don't want building wealth to count at all, replace 1500 with 0 next to 'points per million building wealth' in the mod settings.

Quote from: ESKOR on January 06, 2018, 10:24:55 AM
if i build for example, a room with a, i dont know, a tailor workbench and a lamp, WHY this things count for the raiders attack, if this things NOTHING to do in a battle?? this is, is not a advantage for me if i have a room with a workbench or other no-militar thing, but the game count this.

I think the vanilla logic is decently realistic: if you have more wealth then more raiders will wish to come and steal it :)

Quote from: MarvinKosh on January 06, 2018, 05:00:08 AM
Did you set the minimum and maximum roll to 1 in the settings? 'cause that would do it.

I didn't touch the settings. It's the default 1/20, but appears to be 1/1 in the raids I am getting.

Quote from: MarvinKosh on January 06, 2018, 01:17:27 PM
By default, only 0.15% of building wealth is used with the mod installed. In vanilla, 0.55% is used. So that's less than a third of the usual value.

So for example, you would need to build eight wooden hand tailoring benches to generate one raid point.

The reason why the mod isn't specific about the sort of buildings is because it's taking a general measure of how established the colony is. But unless you have a lot of expensive buildings, you probably won't have to worry about it.

If you really don't want building wealth to count at all, replace 1500 with 0 next to 'points per million building wealth' in the mod settings.

AWESOME!!! Yes ok, i think 0.15% is a good value. Then, this mod for me is no important, is IMPRESCINDIBLE, and Ludeon should consider change his vanilla game with this wealth count system, because as this is now abusive i think. THANKS THANKS THANKS, and please, update this mod for future game updates pleaseeeeeeee

Hey Marvin, I was downloading all of your mods again and would like to suggest a QoL addition to your homepage.

Could you add the Date of your last update next to the link of the mod ?
This way I would know better which mods were updated lately and which weren't.

I have subscribed to the newsletter, but are not always willing to check my e-mails to recheck which mod was updated exactly.

I'd love to, but the plugin I'm using for downloads isn't easy to mod. :/

That sucks.. but thanks for the answer.

Hi guys.

So I'm aware that there is a site which distributes copy-pasta versions of my Steam Workshop mods.

Previously, this was a minor annoyance. I left a comment asking that they link to my site instead, they changed it, but only for that mod. Oh, fine. It's not like the user experience is really impaired, and if they want the most up-to-date version of my mod it's just a Google search away, right?

Fast-forward to today. All of my released mods are enrolled in ModSync. However, ModSync Ninja only works when the mod folder name is the same as the original. Whoever submits my mods to the site obviously doesn't care enough to make sure that the folder name is the same so that ModSync Ninja works, even though the ModSync.xml file is right there. Result: some people don't know if I fixed something, possibly they don't even think that the mod works with ModSync Ninja.

Realistically, there's not really much I can do about this. I could spend hours complaining about it, time which I could better put into mod development. All I can do is make you aware of the issue.

Any word on 'Please Haul Perishables?'

See further down for the latest test version of Please Haul Perishables for B18.

Amazing, thank you! I'll let you know if I run into any issues I can believably trace back to it.

Quote from: MarvinKosh on January 19, 2018, 08:17:58 PM
Here's the latest test version of Please Haul Perishables for B18

If I remember correctly, earlier there was a setting for the threshold to leave the items with low hp left unhauled. I don't like this default behavior because with Mending I'd often prefer to get even tattered items to mend it later (maybe even prioritize them before items that won't deteriorate/spoil soon), so I'd like to see mod options for it.

Nope, there never has been such a setting. Also, if the apparel is under a roof already, it will only be hauled by the default (low priority) hauling routine. If it isn't under a roof and you don't want it hauled, just forbid it, or set a minimum HP requirement on your apparel stockpile.

Oh, sorry, indeed it was in the Refactored Work Priorities (https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=26077) mod :)

Here's a new version of Please Haul Perishables for B18.

This one fixes an error that would occur when playing with the Biomes! mod.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wayvy38xoc8hn59/MarvsPleaseHaulPerishables139_TEST.zip?dl=0

In case you haven't seen it already, Thet's doing a modded RimWorld Beta 18 series. One of the mods he's using is Sometimes Raids Go Wrong, so if you want to see his reaction to a raid going wrong you should check out episode 59 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4ff-WPvqcY) and 60 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=020lmK49-O0) in particular.

Does the less annoying UI sounds not work with existing saves? At least that's the conclusion I've drawn after installing the mod

It should work just fine. There may be another mod conflicting.

Hey guys,

Here's another test version of Please Haul Perishables, this time with Extended Storage support. Let me know how it performs.

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zekeeqpkhfcdb08/MarvsPleaseHaulPerishables140_TEST.zip?dl=0

Just so you know, I've encountered the lag with the Extended Storage & Please Haul Perishables combo that I've been told about, but I haven't really got a reliable set of reproduction steps yet. Testing continues.

Curious, i use Extended storage nearly at all of my colonies and never encounter any lag about this.
Ok, i didn't used Please Haul Perishables much so far.
But maybe people forget the storages from "Extended storage" only got one input field, and one someone is allready hauling something to that spot it becomes locked.
When now 3-4 hauler try to haul the new raw potatos you just harvested to just 2-3 storages and don't have other stockpiles for them, i think that may cause the lag.

Maybe, I don't know. That's why I'm still testing to find the cause. :)

Hey guys,

In case you haven't seen, I have a test version of Hunting Restriction for B18 which has options to enable melee hunting.

Download from Dropbox:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/i753j675yv9n6vu/MarvsHuntingRestriction121_TEST.zip?dl=0

v1.2.1 "Sod this shooting lark, I'm going in until I can see the whites of their eyes" test version.

- Adds melee hunting as an option (defaults to off for small, medium, big creatures).
- Adds predator hunting as an option (defaults to off, safer).

Known issues:
- You won't see a reason why melee hunting can't be done if ALL melee hunting is turned off.
- Even with hunting of predators enabled, hunters with ranged weapons will not attack sleeping predators. This is intended behaviour.
- The alert telling you that a hunter lacks a ranged weapon has not been changed and will still appear and incorrectly tell you that you can't hunt with melee.
- Melee hunters will continue to flee as usual if their combat mode is set to flee and the target animal starts fighting back. This may be what you want. If not, set their combat mode to fight.

Very nice mellee hunting ! :-)

No B18 for Please Haul Perishables?

Say there is one... please? So much please. I might have a hissy-fit if I have to keep micromanaging my food into storage.

Scroll up six or seven posts. :)

I haven't done an official B18 release of the mod because of some performance issues. I'm going to work on a slimmed-down version which doesn't do so many checks.

Oooh tyvm. I feel a bit like a dumbass despite looking on your releases page.

Don't worry about it.

The slimmed-down version is coming along nicely, about to test it.

One rookie mistake which I fixed is that originally, every cell in a stockpile is checked to see whether it is under a roof. Instead, I now just check to see if one cell is inside an enclosed room, because stockpiles are always contiguous and therefore in the same room, so it's a quicker check.

This does mean that if there is no room in indoor stockpiles, perishables will be hauled as general items instead even if there are roofed areas which would work, but that's a fair compromise.

Hi,

I visited your website to download manually your mods but I didn't saw that one: "Please Haul Perishables"
Could you please upload it on your website too?

I have not done an official release of Please haul Perishables for B18. Only test versions are available. This one is the latest:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/93xuwalvndhedwb/MarvsPleaseHaulPerishables142_TEST.zip?dl=0

v1.4.2 disables some of the storage checks and improves efficiency by looking for indoor rooms rather than roofed cells. There are cases where a roofed area without any enclosing walls would be fine for storing perishables, but for the sake of improving performance, only indoor warehouses will be targets for perishables hauling.

Further performance improvements may follow in future test releases.

When I have a release which doesn't cause performance issues, then it will go on the website.

Before I forget, there's a new test release of Hunting Restriction to fix a bug:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kv9q4y23uliy39h/MarvsHuntingRestriction122_TEST.zip?dl=0

Changes:
- Hunters who take an order to hunt a predator (when hunting predators is enabled) will now change target if the predator goes to sleep in the time it takes for them to get there.

Changelist for the v1.2.7 test version of Sometimes Raids Go Wrong.

I changed the Burning Man variant a bit.

• Fails to fire at all if it's too early for mechanoid raids.
• A maximum of one-third of the raid arrives on fire.
• Mechs and raiders will spawn in with existing damage/injuries.

I made a couple of minor alterations to Meteorite Swarm.

• It will only iterate half as many times looking to find a place to spawn a falling meteorite, and the maximum number of meteorites is capped at 12. This should mean that generating the meteorite swarm will be a little bit faster. You also aren't guaranteed to get the maximum number every time.
• Meteorites in the meteorite swarm are smaller than default RimWorld meteorites.

Rapid Ageing now has more stages, with the actual ageing only happening in the last and most extreme stage.

• The disease progresses a bit slower than in the previous version.
• It takes longer to become immune.
• Immunity immediately removes the disease, resulting in no further effects.
• It responds better to tending. In testing, herbal medicine isn't great but will reduce the severity some of the time, while regular medicine or better will be much better at keeping it at low severity.
• The various stages ramp up the loss of movement capacity and consciousness, increase the pain factor, and make the victims become exhausted faster.
• Before the last stage is reached, chemical damage can randomly occur to one or both of the kidneys, reducing blood filtration rate. Because the amount of ageing increases when blood filtration is low, this can lead to much faster ageing than normal.
• Immunity to the disease is now checked before applying Rapid Ageing. Immunity persists for longer, so in theory, if the same poor sap is in a position to attack you again, they will be immune to the effects.

As for the classic Drop Pods Malfunction, when raider drop pods crash, instead of automatically being downed or dead, there's now also a chance for some injury (but not enough to down) or no injury at all.

I've also replaced the Weapon Breakage with something else. I think you might like it.

Here's the test version of Sometimes Raids Go Wrong. The change list is as above.

I recommend that you start a new game with this version of the mod installed.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/w03zfh97hrcp41c/MarvsSometimesRaidsGoWrong127_TEST.zip?dl=0

Here's a new test version of Sometimes Raids Go Wrong

v1.2.8 Changes
- Exempts Glitterworld Tanks from rapid ageing or getting drunk.

Download from Dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/huj3ok6ujkkzebn/MarvsSometimesRaidsGoWrong128_TEST.zip?dl=0

Here's a new test version of Less Often Drug Binges for B18.

v1.0.2 Changes
- Colonists with the chemical fascination or chemical interest traits will only have random drug binges when they are about to have a major or extreme break.

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/oazar7n680sn0pg/MarvsLessOftenDrugBinges102_TEST.zip?dl=0

Because of the nature of random drug binges, it will take me a while to confirm whether this works on my own. So if you find that it works, please let me know. Thanks!

Combat Readiness Check (B19)

v1.1.8 "I'm sure there won't be any problems" stable version

(http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Thumbnail-CombatReadinessCheck_b19.png)

Change log:
- Reworked the wealth curve a little bit. Because Combat Readiness omits a lot of the usual wealth sources (like that hoard of potatoes in your warehouse) it was generating 0 points for wealth a lot of the time using a vanilla-like curve.
- Added a debug toggle in mod settings so that you can see the building, armoury and colonist points before they get crunched. If these seem a little off, let me know. :)
- Wealth no longer includes weapons or apparel from passing ships. Whoops.
- The points cap is now 20000 for Merciless difficulty.
- Includes adaptation factors from difficulty.
- The points curve capped out a bit too quickly, meaning that the max was actually 3600 points before taking difficulty into consideration. Whoops.
- Uses points and wealth curves like vanilla, but takes longer to get to high values. Like vanilla, these curves flatten out completely at the end.
- There are new settings for the percentages of armour, weapon and building value that will be used, instead of points per million wealth.
- Weapons and armour are considered different wealth than buildings, so the wealth from both categories are looked up on the Combat Readiness wealth curve to get points values, then the points are added together later.
- Armour stored in a colonist's inventory will be counted.
- Just like in B18 and previous versions, the points from colonists are reduced when colonists have injuries or other effects which reduce their combat abilities (consciousness, manipulation, and sight).
- Like vanilla, the overall points are looked up on a points curve to get the final result. Combat Readiness has its own points curve.
- There is a setting for the percentage of animal combat power used in the calculation (vanilla is 9%)
- Only animals which have been trained in Release are counted in the points calculation.
- Ramp-up factor only affect points generated by colonists and animals.
- Like B18 and before, only wealth from armour, weapons and buildings count.
- Like vanilla, the wealth from various sources is halved for a caravan ambush.
- The criteria to decide whether armour is counted has changed, it is counted now if it has a high enough armour value vs sharp.
- Weapons stored in a colonist's inventory will be counted.

Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1518256398
Marvin's Mods: http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-beta-19-mods/combat-readiness-check/

N.B. Does not work with Raid Limiter v3 (mods conflict, there can be only one).

Solar Apocalypse & Rogue Planet (B19)

v1.1.0 "I don't want to set the world on fire... okay maybe I do" test version
- The world map now reflects any changes in temperature due to permanent game conditions. Even ones not included in this mod. ;)
- This means that your caravan dudes can turn into flamesicles or popsicles accordingly. Please send your caravans out with the appropriate insulating gear.
- The 'solar flares stop happening as planet gets further away' feature is temporarily disabled but may return in a later version.

Bugs may happen, please report them.

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fcd17sysjz2q7l3/MarvsDisasters110_TEST.zip?dl=1

Adaptation and Random Threat Point Multipliers Cap to One (B19)

v1.0.0 "I had to look up how to do xpath patching again" test version
- The adaptation multiplier caps out at 1 instead of 1.46
- Randy's random threat point multiplier range is 0.33 to 1 instead of 0.5 to 1.5

Please report bugs. Also, this little package will be included in the next version of Combat Readiness Check, so you won't need this if you have that.

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/sp2owfo0674gn6w/MarvsAdaptAndRandomToOne100_TEST.zip?dl=1

Ugh You Got Me (B19)

v1.0.4 "I think you're missing an eye" stable version

Simple mod which aims to make social fighting a bit less grim.

Change log:
- Fights will not start if they would stop anyway due to injuries or pain.
- Freshly removed body parts are now checked.
- Whole body is now checked for injuries as well as the torso.
- Colonists who have a romantic relationship can stop fighting sooner than those who dont, hence the title.

Download from Marvin's Mods: http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-beta-19-mods/ugh-you-got-me/
Subscribe on Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1501639052
Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marvinkosh

Please Haul Perishables (B19)

The mod which aims to save all your raw food from rotting outside in the rain.

v1.4.3 "Beam the hay up, Scotty" test version

- Updated to B19, nothing new added.

Seems to work fine in testing, but bugs may still be present. Please let me know if there's any unusual behaviour!

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bdu2f3ashrm33gp/MarvsPleaseHaulPerishables143_TEST.zip?dl=1

By the way, I'm keeping an eye out for an null reference exception I saw yesterday when using Please Haul Perishables. Can't quite pin down where that's happening, so if anyone figures out a way of reproducing it that would be great. :)

Aha, so this is where you've been hiding your mods. I was wondering why you only had a couple on Steam.

I find it doesn't hurt to put up test versions here for a while before releasing on Steam.

Damn, and i though Steam user are public beta tester now we forum people ! :-))

Quote from: MarvinKosh on September 20, 2018, 08:52:48 AM
By the way, I'm keeping an eye out for an null reference exception I saw yesterday when using Please Haul Perishables. Can't quite pin down where that's happening, so if anyone figures out a way of reproducing it that would be great. :)

You mean like this one?  :) I get this sometimes when I'm trying to use Reverse Commands on some of my production benches, vanilla and custom ones....


Root level exception in OnGUI(): System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
at PleaseHaulPerishables.WorkGiver_HaulPerishables.ListPerishables (Verse.Pawn) <0x0026c>
at PleaseHaulPerishables.WorkGiver_HaulPerishables.PotentialWorkThingsGlobal (Verse.Pawn) <0x00024>
at RimWorld.FloatMenuMakerMap.AddJobGiverWorkOrders (Verse.IntVec3,Verse.Pawn,System.Collections.Generic.List`1<Verse.FloatMenuOption>,bool) <0x003ad>
at RimWorld.FloatMenuMakerMap.AddUndraftedOrders (UnityEngine.Vector3,Verse.Pawn,System.Collections.Generic.List`1<Verse.FloatMenuOption>) <0x0036d>
at RimWorld.FloatMenuMakerMap.ChoicesAtFor (UnityEngine.Vector3,Verse.Pawn) <0x0031b>
at RimWorld.FloatMenuMakerMap.TryMakeFloatMenu (Verse.Pawn) <0x0019f>
at (wrapper dynamic-method) RimWorld.Selector.HandleMapClicks_Patch1 (object) <0x002a4>
at RimWorld.Selector.SelectorOnGUI () <0x0001c>
at RimWorld.MapInterface.HandleLowPriorityInput () <0x0006d>
at RimWorld.UIRoot_Play.UIRootOnGUI () <0x002f9>
at Verse.Root.OnGUI () <0x00112>

Verse.Log:Error(String, Boolean)
Verse.Root:OnGUI()


Yep, that's the one. Nice of it to give me something to work with. :P

ListPerishables has null checking, and so I'm not sure why it's throwing an NRE. But, it's possible that I've missed something.


System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
at CRC_Reintegrated.ArmouryUtility.GetColonistArmouryPoints (System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable`1<Verse.Pawn>,RimWorld.IIncidentTarget,single&,single&) <0x00459>
at CRC_Reintegrated.MarvsStoryTellerUtility.CombatReadinessPoints (RimWorld.IIncidentTarget) <0x0006f>
at CRC_Reintegrated.MarvsStoryTellerUtility.Prefix (RimWorld.IIncidentTarget,single&) <0x00020>
at (wrapper dynamic-method) RimWorld.StorytellerUtility.DefaultThreatPointsNow_Patch1 (RimWorld.IIncidentTarget) <0x0005e>
at RimWorld.HistoryAutoRecorderWorker_ThreatPoints.PullRecord () <0x0004e>
at RimWorld.HistoryAutoRecorder.Tick () <0x00090>
at RimWorld.HistoryAutoRecorderGroup.Tick () <0x00048>
at RimWorld.History.HistoryTick () <0x00048>
at Verse.TickManager.DoSingleTick () <0x008e5>

Verse.Log:Error(String, Boolean)
Verse.TickManager:DoSingleTick()
Verse.TickManager:TickManagerUpdate()
Verse.Game:UpdatePlay()
Verse.Root_Play:Update()


If you have some free time can you explain what this means?

Going to need a full output log, not just the error, so that I can rule out mod conflicts.

But essentially the problem here is that a null value has been passed to something which expects a reference to a non-null object, hence 'Null Reference Exception.'

Hmm I'll have to see if I can trigger it again unless you want the load order I'm working with currently.

A normal log (load saved game and then exit) is fine.

https://git.io/fAdQB

I wasnt sure if that error meant anything.

Not sure where the problem is coming from. Just have to wait and see if a pattern emerges.

Clear The Stockpiles (1.0)

v1.0.7 "You invalidated my father, prepare to die" stable version

This is a mod which prioritises unclogging stockpiles which are full of dropped items e.g. leather from a butchering table might clog up a nearby corpse stockpile.

Change log:
- Debug mode added in mod settings menu. For troubleshooting only.
- Optimised the search for a good dumping spot by excluding all cells from the haulable's current stockpile (which is where it does not belong).
- Fixed a bug introduced in v1.0.6 which meant that valid dumping spots would become invalid.
- Fixed a bug which would generate out of bounds locations and then try to find edifices there.
- In addition to avoiding positions next to doors as potential dumping spots, colonists will also avoid positions next to or on work tables e.g crafting spots, unless there's an adjacent stockpile which matches the thing they are dumping.
- Bugs fixed.
- You can configure how far away a colonist will look to find a matching stockpile.

Download from Marvin's Mods (direct download): http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/mod/clear-the-stockpiles-r1/
Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1542424055
Source: https://github.com/marvinkosh/clear-the-stockpiles

Snow Clearance Sanity (B19)

v1.0.1 "Oh so that's what that flag does" stable version

This is a quality of life mod for those of you who choose to land in a snowy biome. It prioritises cleaning above clearing snow, and it also stops colonists from clearing snow when it is snowing heavily.

Change log:
- You can always prioritise clearing snow, even if it isn't ideal.

Download from Marvin's Mods: http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/mod/snow-clearance-sanity-b19/
Subscribe on Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1525557407
Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/marvinkosh

Found a bug in Clear the Stockpiles. It's fixed in the latest version. If you downloaded from Marvin's Mods (my site) you'll need to download it again. See above for the link! :)

Sometimes Raids Go Wrong (1.0)

v1.3.1 "Dead Mechanoids Chest" stable version

This is the mod which occasionally makes things go wrong for the raiders. From a rapid ageing disease to meteorites raining down from above, they're going to have a bad day.

Changelog:
- Fixed raid letter not being received when drop pod enemies die due to pod crashing and the arrival mode is random drop.
- Bugfixed mech raid chasing the raiders, they will definitely fight back now.
- The mod name and settings labels can now be translated.
- Added a debug mode (debug outputs for some things).
- Reorganised the code a bit.
- Rewrote some code for 1.0.
- Mechanoids chasing raiders are generated from the pool of mechanoid pawn groups (so mods which add new mechanoid pawn groups will work with the mod).
- Mechanoids chasing raiders don't have revolvers or inferno cannons forced on them.

Known issues:
- Malfunctioning drop pods don't explode on impact (not much I can do about it right now).

Want to see how the mod works? A have a video here where I show you what it does: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/474144774

Download from Marvin's Mods:
http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/mod/sometimes-raids-go-wrong-r1/

Steam Workshop:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1551336515

Disasters (1.0)

The mod which makes temperature-based permanent game conditions affect caravans on the world map. Adds three new game conditions: Solar Apocalypse, Rogue Planet, and Ice Age, and scenarios for each one. There are also a few item stash quests which your caravans can complete to get some loot.

v1.2.4 "Maybe a few less quests" stable version

Changelog:
- Specific item stash quests happen less often (they can't be spammed by the storyteller).
- Added specific item stash quests: Abandoned brewery, old lumber mill, abandoned food depot, abandoned drug lab.
- Seasons now change depending on how much the permanent game condition has affected the temperature. May not be accurate.
- Caravan route planner now accounts for movement difficulty due to winter (because of above fix).
- Fixed a bug in v1.1.9 which would double the world offset when only one permanent game condition is in effect.
- Added the Ice Age game condition.
- Added default scenarios for the Ice Age and Rogue Planet game conditions.
- Unlike the previous version (for B19), in which I wrote that world map reflects changes in world temperature, but didn't qualify it by saying that the change only really affects caravan members getting heatstroke or hypothermia, this one actually does make the appropriate changes to the world map. so now you can make a guess at what kind of insulation your caravan people will need.
- Average, minimum and maximum temperatures are affected by permanent game conditions (but, see Limitations below).
- Travel time can be affected by permanent game conditions.
- Ability for animals to graze is affected by permanent game conditions.
- Growing period - displayed when you click on a zone or look at the terrain info on the world map - is affected by permanent game conditions. Actual ability to grow was always affected by temperature, but now you have an estimate of how long your growing period might be.
- Temperature suitability (used to decide which animals traders bring with them to trade) takes permanent game conditions into account.

Limitations and known issues
- The game only accounts for the current temperature offset created by a game condition. It doesn't predict it in advance.
- The game doesn't apply game conditions until you land, so it may be colder or warmer than you expect. Ice Age starts out 15C colder than normal.

See the video overview here: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/333515754

Download from Marvin's Mods (direct download): http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/mod/disasters-r1/

Toxic World (1.0)

The mod which makes it dangerous to travel on the world map when the permanent Toxic Fallout game condition is active.

v0.1.8 "Bugs, bugs never change" test version

New stuff:
- Negative thoughts about being underground for extended periods during toxic fallout will actually be removed. This doesn't seem to be possible at the moment.

Old stuff:
- Default scenario 'The Shelter' added to the mod.
- Toxic buildup actually works for caravans on the world map.
- Toxic buildup will happen for caravans on the world map that are not paused at a location with the Caves feature, or lessened for caravans passing through caves.
- Added a new drug which can be taken to reduce toxic sensitivity (it is available by default when you unlock the Drug Lab). It has a potential adverse reaction which needs medical treatment.

Known issues:
- New drug doesn't appear in existing drug policies. It does appear when you start a new game, however.

Download from Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/csvahm3ravzkvxm/MarvsToxicWorld018_TEST_R1.zip?dl=1

Please Haul Perishables (1.0)

This is the mod you want if your rice and other things aren't being hauled urgently enough to keep them from rotting away. You don't have to designate anything for hauling, it just works.

v1.5.2 "Destination null, who knew" stable version

Changelog:
- Improved room checking and null handling.
- Added Pick Up and Haul compatibility.
- The stack threshold to haul some things is decided by pawn capacity rather than just by the max stack size.
- Optimisations. The lists of things to haul are not generated as often, and are cached in memory.

Description:
Adds new WorkGivers for hauling, which prioritise hauling perishables or food over non-perishables. Items will be considered perishable if they would rot in less than a year or deteriorate to zero hitpoints in ten days or less.

Rain and water, which both cause higher deterioration rates, will be taken into account.

Perishable items will only be given priority for hauling if they are outside.

A check is made to see if the perishable has a large enough stack size. Things which have a maximum stack size of 1 (weapons and apparel for example) pass automatically. Other perishables must have a high enough stack count for that kind of item. The exact threshold depends on the hauler's current carrying capacity and the ideal carrying capacity for their race, but it only goes as high as 40. The perishable can still pass the check if there are other perishables of the same type nearby, or if it would deteriorate to zero hitpoints in ten days or less.

Food will also be hauled if it needs to go from low to high priority storage.

A new general hauling routine prefers valuable items like silver or big stacks of items for hauling, regardless of whether they are perishable or not. It will look at a square grid and a plus-shaped grid of cells to see if a big stack of the same type of item could be made. The normal general hauling routine picks up any leftovers.

New in this version, if Pick Up and Haul is active, the mod will use its hauling routine instead, but the order in which things will be hauled will still be decided by this mod.

Also, to improve performance, the lists of things to be hauled will be cached in memory and only updated when a certain number of in-game ticks have passed.

A debug mode exists and will give feedback when you right-click a haulable, so if it is not considered perishable or food or a big stack, that will show as a reason for not doing the job, in addition to still allowing you to manually prioritise hauling.

Download from Marvin's Mods (direct download): http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/mod/please-haul-perishables-r1/
Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1542424432

I faced a giant Megasloth manhunter event, so I created tons of Megasloth meat.

After that event I keep getting errors with the Please Haul Perishables mod, such as the following:

Quote
Please Haul Perishables: caught exception, Megasloth meat x40 has null room : System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object at PleaseHaulPerishables.ModdedStoreUtil.TryFindBestBetterStoreCellFor

What's going on? Can I ignore these errors?

Quote from: Merudo on January 08, 2019, 04:31:42 AM

Quote
Please Haul Perishables: caught exception, Megasloth meat x40 has null room : System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object at PleaseHaulPerishables.ModdedStoreUtil.TryFindBestBetterStoreCellFor

What's going on? Can I ignore these errors?

It seems like you're using an old version of the mod. Please update to v1.5.2 :)

Less Incident Trolling (1.0)

v1.4.8 "Hey, My Room is Fine" test version

Changes some incidents so they happen less often, alters the fraction of colonists affected by disease, and alters some mental breaks and mental states so they aren't picked so often or end earlier than usual.
   
Solar Flare: minimum time to repeat is 95 days.
Toxic Fallout: Earliest day it can occur is day 60.
Heat Wave, Cold Snap: minimum time to repeat is 65 days.
Cold Snap: Earliest it can occur is day 40.

Outbreaks of the vanilla game diseases will affect a smaller number of colonists. It used to be up to half of your colonists, now it's a third instead.

Adds some preconditions for mental breaks.

• Food binging can only happen when a colonist is starving.
• Drug binging can only happen when a colonist's chemical needs are low.
• Colonists can only wander in their own room if it is clean, pretty and fairly spacious.

Allows some mental states to end earlier than usual.

• Psychotic wandering ends early if the colonists begins to starve.
• Sad wandering ends early if the colonist is ravenously hungry.

Download from Dropbox (direct download): https://www.dropbox.com/s/pml0o7m3tmcfajj/MarvsLessIncidentTrolling148_R1_TEST.zip?dl=0

Please haul perishables leads to lag spikes for me where the game freezes for half a second or longer when a pawn tries to haul something. Is this dependent on how many stacks are on the map or how many stockpiles (or storage containers) there are?

Actually shouldn't be that laggy any more. I did an optimisation on it so that the lists of things to be hauled are generated less frequently. Are you running the latest version?

I'm using 1.5.2 R1 I think, the one you get from the download link right now. At the time when that happened I had pretty much removed all other mods that changed something about hauling and stacks. There were only mods left that added storage objects like rimfridge and deep storage (https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=47707.0 (https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=47707.0)). The latter one adds storage that does multistacking on the same tile. Could that cause an issue?

That could be the issue. I'll have to take a look at that mod and see if I can adjust Please Haul Perishables accordingly. Thanks!

Hi there,
I was looking for a 1.0 version of "Less Annoying UI Sounds" - after quite some searching for a mod that does tone down the alarm sound of the game I really really hope it is out there already and I am just to stupid to find the secret github link or something. :)

The B18 version of the mod should work in 1.0 - I just haven't had time to test and release it again.

By the way, I had a look at Deep Storage. It's not going to be as easy as I thought to add compatibility for Please Haul Perishables. tbh, I have a vague idea, that's about it. Sorry.

Hey folks.

Just so you know, I'm not planning on doing much with my RimWorld mods for a while.

Partly, it's just that I need a break, and have been taking a break for a while now. But also, I found that increasingly I spent more of my modding time not actually adding anything that I wanted, but trying to do this or that thing that someone else wanted.

I also find that I'm not really equal to the task of making my mods compatible with other mods, because a) there's a lot of mods out there, and b) the process of making them compatible is actually way beyond my understanding at times.

So, I'm going to post the source for a lot of my mods and let other people tackle compatibility issues if they want to, so that I can level up my understanding at my own pace instead of trying to cram it all into my underlevelled brain. ;)

Thanks for using my mods. I know that they bring you a lot of fun and in some cases, sanity. I'll be around, just, doing other things. :)

Thank you for the hard work you put into your mods, you just don't know how much they were needed on my end.  ;) Hoping your pursuits in other things you want goes well!

I'm looking forward to seeing the source code released. If you release the code, I can fix the problem involving Sometimes Raids go Wrong overwriting the raid functionality. A lot of people are missing hacked mechs and mounts in their raids now, while the fix is something I'd be able to pull off pretty quickly.

Source is finally released. See top post.

Sad to see you go, hopefully you return at some point.  I use several of your mods, so hopefully if/when someone takes over they do as good of a job as you.  I read your comment on "Ugh You Got Me", and I agree.  People should not be expecting fixes if they can't even take the time to post a log so that you can see potential mod incompatibilities (even when there are no error messages shown in said log).  Myself, I've never had compatibility issues, and things work as intended (though I usually don't add extra races).

Maybe after I clock up 2600 hours in Oxygen Not Included I'll be like 'hmm, you know, this is good, but I kind of need to play some RimWorld.' :D

Quote from: MarvinKosh on June 10, 2019, 08:47:41 AM
Source is finally released. See top post.

Thanks! I'll look into the issue when I return from my holiday trip in two weeks.

Quote from: MarvinKosh on June 10, 2019, 04:25:33 PM
Maybe after I clock up 2600 hours in Oxygen Not Included I'll be like 'hmm, you know, this is good, but I kind of need to play some RimWorld.' :D

If you get bored playing ONI...theres always the possibility to check and sift through the game see how they did multithreading for the dupes...

Although I open-sourced my mods over a month ago, there is no new maintainer, and there are a few little problems here and there that need addressing.

So, I've released a new version of Sometimes Raids Go Wrong. If you have it on Steam Workshop, it should have auto-updated by now, if you use direct downloads, please re-download it (see first post for details).

Changes:
- Rapid Ageing now only targets the Human body type, which matches the Youth Serum which also only targets the Human body type.
- Youth Serum should no longer remove body parts such as bionic legs, arms, hearts. It should no longer remove drug addictions or tolerances.
- Removed some unused code.

Here are some additional ideas for you:

1. Infectious disease ( raiders have the plague/Malaria/...)
2. Discouraged (some of the attackers flee right away)
3. Starvation...
4. Mutiny
5. Prisoner escape (some of the attackers see their chance to escape and join our colony, if we help them to survive)
6. Mad Attack (2 raids of enemies who hat each other, starting on different sides)
7. Hangover (Party hard fight hard... well :P)

Would be great to have custom messages when these events happen :)

Quote from: Roolo on May 06, 2019, 03:49:32 AM
I'm looking forward to seeing the source code released. If you release the code, I can fix the problem involving Sometimes Raids go Wrong overwriting the raid functionality. A lot of people are missing hacked mechs and mounts in their raids now, while the fix is something I'd be able to pull off pretty quickly.

Is this bug still present in the current version of the mod(s) on Steam ?

Both mods are just too good to pass up on, so a fix would be very welcome.

Quote from: MarvinKosh on July 26, 2019, 11:37:26 AM
Although I open-sourced my mods over a month ago, there is no new maintainer, and there are a few little problems here and there that need addressing.

We're very late into a major patch cycle. Most modders are either deeply involved in other projects or taking a break.

My suggestion is just to let someone else update them when the next major patch hits.

Quote from: Sonsalt on July 27, 2019, 03:42:09 AM
Here are some additional ideas for you:

1. Infectious disease ( raiders have the plague/Malaria/...)
2. Discouraged (some of the attackers flee right away)
3. Starvation...
4. Mutiny
5. Prisoner escape (some of the attackers see their chance to escape and join our colony, if we help them to survive)
6. Mad Attack (2 raids of enemies who hat each other, starting on different sides)
7. Hangover (Party hard fight hard... well :P)

I'm not really looking to add any new content at the moment, just fix issues with what's there at the moment. I can say that #7 is already in the mod.

Quote from: ThiIsMe007 on July 27, 2019, 04:27:03 AM

Quote from: Roolo on May 06, 2019, 03:49:32 AM
I'm looking forward to seeing the source code released. If you release the code, I can fix the problem involving Sometimes Raids go Wrong overwriting the raid functionality. A lot of people are missing hacked mechs and mounts in their raids now, while the fix is something I'd be able to pull off pretty quickly.

Is this bug still present in the current version of the mod(s) on Steam ?

Both mods are just too good to pass up on, so a fix would be very welcome.

Technically, it's not a bug, it's an incompatibility. Both mods are trying to change something about how raids are generated. The way to make them compatible is to have my mod do a check for Giddy-up! and run its code as well. Which sounds easy enough, but, isn't. That's why Roolo needed to see the source code.

is CRC compatible with Preemptive Strike?

I couldn't say, I haven't looked at Preemptive Strike's code. I don't think that they would be incompatible, but that's just a guess.

FYI, I have hidden Sometimes Raids Go Wrong on Steam Workshop until a 1.1 version is ready for release.

You can download the mod from Marvin's Mods if you need the 1.0 version in the meantime. Hiding an item on Steam Workshop does not remove it from people who have already downloaded it, but it does mean that nobody can subscribe in the meantime.

Marvin's Mods link: http://marvinkosh.omniloth.net/my-rimworld-1-0-mods/

Hello, I seem to be getting an error when some (not all) raids try to spawn and I'm not sure if it's related to your mod but it is mentioned in the log.

Error while generating pawn. Rethrowing. Exception: System.InvalidCastException: Cannot cast from source type to destination type.
  at RimWorld.ChildRelationUtility.DefinitelyHasNotBirthName (Verse.Pawn pawn) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.PawnRelationWorker_Sibling.GenerateParentParams (Single minChronologicalAge, Single maxChronologicalAge, Single midChronologicalAge, Single minBioAgeToHaveChildren, Verse.Pawn generatedChild, Verse.Pawn existingChild, PawnGenerationRequest childRequest, System.Single& biologicalAge, System.Single& chronologicalAge, System.Single& melanin, System.String& lastName) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.PawnRelationWorker_Sibling.GenerateParent (Verse.Pawn generatedChild, Verse.Pawn existingChild, Gender genderToGenerate, PawnGenerationRequest childRequest, Boolean newlyGeneratedParentsWillBeSpousesIfNotGay) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.PawnRelationWorker_Sibling.CreateRelation (Verse.Pawn generated, Verse.Pawn other, Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GeneratePawnRelations (Verse.Pawn pawn, Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.TryGenerateNewPawnInternal (Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request, System.String& error, Boolean ignoreScenarioRequirements, Boolean ignoreValidator) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GenerateNewPawnInternal (Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GenerateOrRedressPawnInternal (PawnGenerationRequest request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GeneratePawn (PawnGenerationRequest request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
Verse.Log:Error(String, Boolean)
Verse.PawnGenerator:GeneratePawn(PawnGenerationRequest)
RimWorld.PawnGroupKindWorker_Normal:GeneratePawns(PawnGroupMakerParms, PawnGroupMaker, List`1, Boolean)
RimWorld.PawnGroupKindWorker:GeneratePawns(PawnGroupMakerParms, PawnGroupMaker, Boolean)
RimWorld.PawnGroupMaker:GeneratePawns(PawnGroupMakerParms, Boolean)
RimWorld.<GeneratePawns>c__Iterator0:MoveNext()
System.Collections.Generic.List`1:AddEnumerable(IEnumerable`1)
System.Collections.Generic.List`1:.ctor(IEnumerable`1)
System.Linq.Enumerable:ToList(IEnumerable`1)
SometimesRaidsGoWrong.MarvsRandom_RaidEnemy:TryRandomExecuteWorker(IncidentParms)
SometimesRaidsGoWrong.MarvsRandom_RaidEnemy:TryExecuteWorker(IncidentParms)
RimWorld.IncidentWorker:TryExecute(IncidentParms)
Verse.<DoIncidentDebugAction>c__AnonStorey54:<>m__0()
Verse.Dialog_DebugOptionLister:DebugAction(String, Action)
Verse.Dialog_DebugOptionListLister:DoListingItems()
Verse.Dialog_OptionLister:DoWindowContents(Rect)
Verse.<WindowOnGUI>c__AnonStorey0:<>m__0(Int32)
UnityEngine.GUI:CallWindowDelegate(WindowFunction, Int32, Int32, GUISkin, Int32, Single, Single, GUIStyle)


Exception while generating pawn group: System.InvalidCastException: Cannot cast from source type to destination type.
  at RimWorld.ChildRelationUtility.DefinitelyHasNotBirthName (Verse.Pawn pawn) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.PawnRelationWorker_Sibling.GenerateParentParams (Single minChronologicalAge, Single maxChronologicalAge, Single midChronologicalAge, Single minBioAgeToHaveChildren, Verse.Pawn generatedChild, Verse.Pawn existingChild, PawnGenerationRequest childRequest, System.Single& biologicalAge, System.Single& chronologicalAge, System.Single& melanin, System.String& lastName) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.PawnRelationWorker_Sibling.GenerateParent (Verse.Pawn generatedChild, Verse.Pawn existingChild, Gender genderToGenerate, PawnGenerationRequest childRequest, Boolean newlyGeneratedParentsWillBeSpousesIfNotGay) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at RimWorld.PawnRelationWorker_Sibling.CreateRelation (Verse.Pawn generated, Verse.Pawn other, Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GeneratePawnRelations (Verse.Pawn pawn, Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.TryGenerateNewPawnInternal (Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request, System.String& error, Boolean ignoreScenarioRequirements, Boolean ignoreValidator) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GenerateNewPawnInternal (Verse.PawnGenerationRequest& request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GenerateOrRedressPawnInternal (PawnGenerationRequest request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Verse.PawnGenerator.GeneratePawn (PawnGenerationRequest request) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
Verse.Log:Error(String, Boolean)
RimWorld.PawnGroupKindWorker:GeneratePawns(PawnGroupMakerParms, PawnGroupMaker, Boolean)
RimWorld.PawnGroupMaker:GeneratePawns(PawnGroupMakerParms, Boolean)
RimWorld.<GeneratePawns>c__Iterator0:MoveNext()
System.Collections.Generic.List`1:AddEnumerable(IEnumerable`1)
System.Collections.Generic.List`1:.ctor(IEnumerable`1)
System.Linq.Enumerable:ToList(IEnumerable`1)
SometimesRaidsGoWrong.MarvsRandom_RaidEnemy:TryRandomExecuteWorker(IncidentParms)
SometimesRaidsGoWrong.MarvsRandom_RaidEnemy:TryExecuteWorker(IncidentParms)
RimWorld.IncidentWorker:TryExecute(IncidentParms)
Verse.<DoIncidentDebugAction>c__AnonStorey54:<>m__0()
Verse.Dialog_DebugOptionLister:DebugAction(String, Action)
Verse.Dialog_DebugOptionListLister:DoListingItems()
Verse.Dialog_OptionLister:DoWindowContents(Rect)
Verse.<WindowOnGUI>c__AnonStorey0:<>m__0(Int32)
UnityEngine.GUI:CallWindowDelegate(WindowFunction, Int32, Int32, GUISkin, Int32, Single, Single, GUIStyle)


Got no pawns spawning raid from parms (target=(Map-1-PlayerHome) points=36160.82 raidStrategy=ImmediateAttack )
Verse.Log:Error(String, Boolean)
SometimesRaidsGoWrong.MarvsRandom_RaidEnemy:TryRandomExecuteWorker(IncidentParms)
SometimesRaidsGoWrong.MarvsRandom_RaidEnemy:TryExecuteWorker(IncidentParms)
RimWorld.IncidentWorker:TryExecute(IncidentParms)
Verse.<DoIncidentDebugAction>c__AnonStorey54:<>m__0()
Verse.Dialog_DebugOptionLister:DebugAction(String, Action)
Verse.Dialog_DebugOptionListLister:DoListingItems()
Verse.Dialog_OptionLister:DoWindowContents(Rect)
Verse.<WindowOnGUI>c__AnonStorey0:<>m__0(Int32)
UnityEngine.GUI:CallWindowDelegate(WindowFunction, Int32, Int32, GUISkin, Int32, Single, Single, GUIStyle)


Mod list:

<modNames>
<li>Core</li>
<li>BetterLoading</li>
<li>Startup impact</li>
<li>Mod Manager</li>
<li>SRTS Expanded</li>
<li>HugsLib</li>
<li>Camera+</li>
<li>TD Enhancement Pack</li>
<li>4M Mehni's Misc Modifications</li>
<li>ED-EnhancedOptions</li>
<li>Kill For Me</li>
<li>Allow Tool</li>
<li>Alpha Animals</li>
<li>Animal Food Restrictions</li>
<li>Auto Seller</li>
<li>LWM's Deep Storage</li>
<li>Better Pawn Control</li>
<li>Common Sense</li>
<li>Don't Drop Weapon</li>
<li>EdB Prepare Carefully</li>
<li>Food Alert</li>
<li>Gear Up And Go</li>
<li>Go Explore!</li>
<li>HolyWasher</li>
<li>Interaction Bubbles</li>
<li>Level Up!</li>
<li>[SS]Lovely Hair Style</li>
<li>Master of Cooking</li>
<li>Master of Crafting</li>
<li>Medical Tab</li>
<li>More Mechanoids</li>
<li>More Planning</li>
<li>[KV] More Trait Slots - 1.0</li>
<li>Nature is Beautiful v2.5 [1.0]</li>
<li>[RF] Pawns are Capable! [1.0]</li>
<li>Pick Up And Haul</li>
<li>QualityBuilder</li>
<li>Quarry 1.0</li>
<li>Realistic Rooms Lite</li>
<li>Recipe icons</li>
<li>Relations Tab</li>
<li>Replace Stuff</li>
<li>RimCities (Dev Build)</li>
<li>[KV] RimFridge - 1.0</li>
<li>Rimsenal - Rimhair</li>
<li>Rimworld Search Agency</li>
<li>RockSmooth Walls [1.0]</li>
<li>RimOverhaul - Without Ore and Gas System</li>
<li>RunAndGun</li>
<li>[KV] Show Hair With Hats or Hide All Hats - 1.0</li>
<li>Simple sidearms</li>
<li>Snap Out!</li>
<li>Spoons Hair Mod</li>
<li>Spotted</li>
<li>[KV] Trading Spot - 1.0</li>
<li>Tribal Headgear Retexturing</li>
<li>Veinminer R1.0</li>
<li>Work Tab</li>
<li>[KV] Faction Control - 1.0</li>
<li>Smart Medicine</li>
<li>OgreStack</li>
<li>Auto Caravan Equip (Autoseller Extension)</li>
<li>A Dog Said... Animal Prosthetics</li>
<li>Real Ruins</li>
<li>[RF] Realistic Planets [1.0]</li>
<li>Numbers</li>
<li>Circle And Oval</li>
<li>No Friendly Fire</li>
<li>PawnTargetFix</li>
<li>RimHUD</li>
<li>Door Mat R1.0</li>
<li>Tilled Soil</li>
<li>[1.0] Drugs are not Food</li>
<li>Animals Logic</li>
<li>ED-Embrasures</li>
<li>[FSF] Rain Washes Away Filth</li>
<li>Grazing Lands</li>
<li>[FSF] Growable Grass</li>
<li>99 Percent</li>
<li>Deconstruct Return Fix</li>
<li>Dubs Mint Menus</li>
<li>Dub's Paint Shop</li>
<li>Everybody Gets One</li>
<li>Faster Smoothing</li>
<li>Field Medic [1.0]</li>
<li>Incident Person Stat</li>
<li>InventoryTab</li>
<li>Defensive Positions</li>
<li>Days Matter</li>
<li>Carry Capacity Fix</li>
<li>Better Vanilla Masking</li>
<li>Armor Racks</li>
<li>Animal Gear</li>
<li>Animal Armor: Vanilla</li>
<li>[RF] Advanced Bridges [1.0]</li>
<li>Let's Trade! [1.0]</li>
<li>MiningCo. Spaceship</li>
<li>[KV] Adjustable Trade Ships - 1.0</li>
<li>Better Traders (x2)</li>
<li>Billy's Improved Caravan Formation</li>
<li>Large Faction Bases</li>
<li>Large Outpost</li>
<li>Large Prison Camp</li>
<li>More Harvest Designators!</li>
<li>More Sculpture</li>
<li>[XND] Turret Extensions</li>
<li>Try to find it!</li>
<li>Vanilla Fences</li>
<li>Vanilla Furniture Expanded</li>
<li>Vanilla Furniture Expanded - Production</li>
<li>Vanilla Furniture Expanded - Security</li>
<li>Vanilla Weapons Expanded</li>
<li>Vanilla Armour Expanded</li>
<li>Vanilla Apparel Expanded</li>
<li>Wall Light</li>
<li>Won hair_women </li>
<li>Won hair_men</li>
<li>Stuffed Floors</li>
<li>Stackable Chunks [1.0]</li>
<li>Sparkling Worlds - Core Mod [1.0] - Reduced features</li>
<li>Sparkling Worlds Addon - Blue Moon Corp [1.0] - Standalone Addon</li>
<li>Sparkling Worlds Addon - Mech Serum Crafting [1.0] - Standalone Addon</li>
<li>Sparkling Worlds Addon - More Events [1.0] - Standalone Addon</li>
<li>Simple Turrets</li>
<li>Simple Turrets - TE Patch</li>
<li>Mortar Accuracy</li>
<li>[WD] Simple Concrete 1.0</li>
<li>ShowModDesignators</li>
<li>Show Draftees Weapon</li>
<li>Shield Generators by Frontier Developments</li>
<li>Share The Load</li>
<li>SF Grim Reality</li>
<li>Map Reroll</li>
<li>NamesGalore</li>
<li>Pack Mules Extended</li>
<li>Progress Renderer</li>
<li>Quest Tab</li>
<li>Range Finder</li>
<li>RBSE Hardcore Edition</li>
<li>Remote Tech</li>
<li>Rimsenal - Enhanced Vanilla Pack</li>
<li>[KV] Save Storage, Outfit, Crafting, Drug, &amp; Operation Settings - 1.0</li>
<li>Pharmacist</li>
<li>MendAndRecycle</li>
<li>Begone, Message!</li>
<li>Trade Ships Drop Spot</li>
<li>[KV] Change Skill Levels &amp; Don't Lose Levels</li>
<li>DegradationMod</li>
<li>Timelapse 2000</li>
<li>Music on the Rim</li>
<li>[1.0] ExtendedInspectData</li>
<li>CCP's Stone Tweaks Vanilla</li>
<li>WearedArmorInfo</li>
<li>[KV] Change Dresser - 1.0</li>
<li>More Graphs</li>
<li>[KV] No Max Bills - 1.0</li>
<li>Better Workbench Management</li>
<li>RuntimeGC</li>
<li>Search and Destroy</li>
<li>Neuter Animals</li>
<li>[NL] Custom Portraits</li>
<li>[KV] Consolidated Traits - 1.0</li>
<li>CaravanColonistInfo</li>
<li>Additional Traits w/ Heroes + Gods</li>
<li>[KV] Impassable Map Maker - 1.0</li>
<li>Little Storage for LWM's Deep Storage</li>
<li>Loading In Progress</li>
<li>More Crashed Ship Parts</li>
<li>More Filters</li>
<li>Remove Death Amnesia</li>
<li>ResearchPal</li>
<li>Rimworld: Spartan Foundry</li>
<li>Roo's Accessory Hairstyles</li>
<li>Sometimes Raids Go Wrong</li>
<li>Use Bedrolls</li>
<li>[SF] Priority treatment 1.1</li>
<li>TicksPerSecond</li>
<li>Dubs Performance Analyzer</li>
<li>Cremate Auto Strip</li>

EDIT: I have been testing and going from what the log says I'd guess it's an issue generating relationships which happens more often at really high wealth (because more pawns are generated). I don't really have any mod that touches relationships though so I'm puzzled. It's happening somewhat rarely but still happens here and there when forcing a raid spawn.

EDIT2: This also only seems to be happening on Randy (I started using Randy a couple days ago, I played on Cassandra the whole game and this never happened and it's not happening after spawning a lot of raids with her). So... I guess it's on me or my mods, unlikely to be related to yours.

EDIT3: It finally happened with Cassandra, just took a lot longer. I'm seriously clueless here.

There's probably a mod conflict, but I couldn't tell you which one is causing it.

Hey guys.

Just a reminder, please only download my mods from Steam Workshop or my site, Marvin's Mods (or other links that I post, like test versions on Dropbox).

There's someone mass re-uploading RimWorld mods to another site, and when you click the download button you generally get spammed with ads. I would recommend avoiding any site that forces ads on you before it'll give you the download.

Quick note that I am really looking forward to Combat Readiness Check for 1.1 - it's one of my favorite mods, especially in combination with Combat Extended.

Sorry, I didn't know if it was better know if it would be better to necro this thread or start a new one not being sure in which sub-forum and probably getting that wrong.

I can't seem to find a working/updated mod that prioritises hauling perishables and frankly I am shocked that I'm not finding a lot more people requesting/begging for it because I find the micromanagement of doing this manually a massive pita. That surely means there is one and I just suck at finding it, right?

Could someone point me in the right direction, please?

This might do the job, haven't tried it myself, though.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2294597530

Just letting you know that a 1.4 version of Sometimes Raids Go Wrong is now available over on Steam Workshop and on my site, Marvin's Mods. :)

Ugh You Got Me also got a 1.4 version earlier this year.

I has to update Sometimes Raids Go Wrong today because of a bug with the settings which meant that although your settings were saved, they were also ignored.

Also worth mentioning (for fellow mod makers) that since you can't usually change a collection while you're iterating through it, you need to collect the changes and then apply them after you're done iterating.  :)

Another update for Sometimes Raids Go Wrong!

For a little while, players who use the mod have asked if it would be possible to have different weights for the different things which can go wrong. Just yesterday, I released a new version on Steam Workshop which has mod settings to adjust the weights on a slider from 1% to 100% so that you can make some of them happen only rarely.

Keep in mind though, that some of the things which go wrong require certain circumstances, like raiders arriving by drop pod. So for example, if you set all of the things which affect drop pod raids to 1% and a drop pod raid goes wrong, then those each have an equal chance of happening.

In future there may be more things which can go wrong so this might not be as much of a problem, but for the moment, it's something to keep in mind.

Oh yeah. Almost forgot. When the pod malfunction happens, sometimes pawns in the pods can die. What I never thought about though, is, what if all them died? Yeah, well it results in the game throwing an error because there are no pawns spawning for the raid... because they're all dead. So I added a check to make sure that there is always at least one survivor. :D

Another update for Sometimes Raids Go Wrong, fixed a bug where the settings dictionaries would not be initialised with default contents.