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[Updated to version 2.5]

Updated to version 2.5
Now supports RimCuisine 2.0:
    - All fruit trees have a beauty of 5
    - All other plants are 2

[Updated to version 2.0]

Updated to version 2.0

By request, I increased water's beauty as follows:
    - Shallow water: 1
    - Moving shallow water: 1
    - Deep water: 15
    - Shallow ocean water: 5
    - Deep ocean water: 25
Added Crunchy Duck's support for the "Impassable Chest-deep Water" mod
    - If the mod is being used, then Chest-Deep Moving Water has a beauty of 15.
    - If not, then it has a beauty of 5
Thanks to Crunchy Duck and Oken for their work on this

Sure, here's the link (sorry for the late reply):
("Balanced Version" on Dropbox)

I'd love to do that, I just don't know how.

Changed XML code to use patching for better compatibility with other mods.

Any chance you can create a backpack for the mod Thom? I feel it fits nicely with camping

That's a great idea, but far beyond my low level of programming skills. Carrying things is way more complicated than I can figure out. But it's a great idea!

To be honest, I have no idea exactly why you got that specific error from my mod. I am not an expert by any means in Rimworld modding, and unfortunately know almost nothing about error logs. Sorry! I'm glad it works now though! Enjoy!

Hi! Thanks for pointing this out. I had fixed it for the 1.0 version but forgot the B19 version. It should be fixed now both on Steam and on Dropbox. Please let me know if there are any other problems.

I don't have the programming skill to add tents...they are much more complicated than I'd originally thought. Alias knew how to do it, so I'm just pointing people to that mod.

Thom Blair III,
you forget one thing spider and me don't use OSX, we use Windows.

I realize spider isn't using OSX. I'm only posting those commands for people who make zip files on a Mac using OSX's standard "Compress File" command.

And i think maybe 1-2% of window's user use/own unzip.

The unzip command I gave is meant to be used in OSX's Terminal--Terminal comes with OSX and has unzip as a built-in feature.

And i am curious, why does 95% of the mods don't have a special OSX folder like you made at your mod ?

Mods created in OSX using OSX's standard "Compress File" command will have these hidden, unwanted files automatically created and included in the zip file. So, mods made on other OS's (Windows, Linux) won't have these OSX specific files.

Spyderwebsc,
Thanks for pointing all this out. I've now cleaned up all my zip files in Dropbox, so any new downloads shouldn't have any hidden OSX files in them.

If anyone wants the OSX Terminal commands to clean out the unwanted OSX files, just use this command line in the directory with all the zip files in it:

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for file in *.zip; do zip -d "$file" "__MACOSX*"; done; for file in *.zip; do zip -d "$file" "*.DS_Store"; done(Use that as all one command)

You can then check to see if it worked by using

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unzip -l \*.zip
 

Sorry about that--it should be fixed now. Thank you for pointing it out!
Enjoy!

Spyderwebsc,
I didn't do anything other than use the normal OSX Finder's "compress folder" method (https://support.apple.com/kb/PH25411?locale=en_US) of making the zip files, so I don't know why they are showing up as encrypted.

Thanks also for the info about the zipping programs that make cleaner zip files...I'll definitely check into these. 👍

Any chance you could add downloads for the older versions? Specifically the B19 version.

Yes, I've now added a link called "Older versions and all my other Rimworld mods on Dropbox" that should have everything you need. Sorry it wasn't clearer.

Btw. the "All my Rimworld mods on Dropbox" don't work for us.It just lead us to the dropbox login.

Thank you! I didn't realize it wasn't working properly! It should be fixed now. Thanks again!

I have no idea what those files are. They are not visible in my files system, but I do not have "hidden files" showing...so, I assume, they are some kind of system files. Those are the kinds of files OSX hides normally.