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An unrelated support thread further below mentioned deleting the Core Mod and letting Steam verify file integrity. I just finished doing that and sure enough we are back up and running.

The worst kind of fixes are the ones where you don't know the cause or the solution, but I'm back in the game.

Wanted to play Rimworld tonight for the first time in several months, looks like I won't be able to.

All drivers are up to date. Running 64-bit version of Rimworld, all previous topics I could find regarding Mono.dll crashes were old topics covering Out of Memory errors on the 32-bit version, so that's not what's happening here.

All of my mods are 1.0 compatible, and I unsubscribed from my unactivated B19 and below mods just to be safe, but it made no difference.
Log folder attached.

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Well, after leaving it alone for a while due to real life responsibilities, today I fired up Steam and was greeted with a workshop download containing all of my mods.

It was far from the first time I had restarted my computer, and started steam again between my last post and this one, but THIS time, Steam decided it wanted to download my missing workshop files again.

Checked the mods tab on Rimworld, and it looks like we're all set.

That was certainly odd. 

Thanks for the response Tynan.

I checked out the workshop folder, and didn't see a 294100 folder. I also looked for that folder on the drive that the game was previously installed on just to be sure, but it's not there either.

Would it be a different folder on an x86 build of the game?

If not, I'm at a loss. I'll probably have to contact Steam, not looking forward to that.

 1   What the circumstances were.
Uninstalled and Reinstalled Rimworld to get a fresh start and ensure no incompatible mods moving from b19 to 1.0. Subscribed to a couple of new mods from the Steam Workshop. Started up Rimworld, greeted with the "welcome to 1.0" message, clicked okay, clicked on the mods button.

  2  What happened.
Empty mods list, besides the Core file.

  3  What you expected to happen.
My downloaded mods from the workshop to be there, all 78 of them.

  4  Steps we can follow to make the bug appear on our machine.
Uninstall and reinstall Rimworld, potentially on a seperate HDD, as I installed on an SSD this time to speed up startup times with multiple mods active.
 
  5  Savegame file
N/A, no saves present.
   
  6  Log File
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