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Hello all.

I'm trying to setup Rimworld on my Linux Mint laptop the same as I have on my Windows 10 desktop.

I have 4 version of RimWorld installed on the Windows machine.

* Steam RimWorld for the latest build, short games with a couple of mods
   made with mklink /J "C:\Users\<user>\AppData\LocalLow\Ludeon Studios" "C:\My Documents\Dropbox\Games\Ludeon Studios\RimWorld by Ludeon Studios"

* RimWorld Royalty with the 20+ mods. Run with this line in the shortcut
   C:\Games\RimWorld\RimWorldWin64.exe -savedatafolder="C:\My Documents\Dropbox\Games\Ludeon Studios\Rimworld"

* RimWorld 16 with a list of 20+ mods. Run with this line in the shortcut
   C:\Games\RimWorld\RimWorld1393Win.exe -savedatafolder="C:\My Documents\Dropbox\Games\Ludeon Studios\RimWorld_16"

* RimWorld1393 with old mods playing what I call MarsWorld because of the Mars mods
   C:\Games\MarsWorld\RimWorld1393Win.exe -savedatafolder="C:\My Documents\Dropbox\Games\Ludeon Studios\MarsWorld"

I tried adding these 2 lines start_RimWorld.sh but all I get a blank screen.

#set config file location
-savedatafolder="/home/[user]/.config/unity3d/Ludeon Studios/MarsWorld/config/"

I also made a launch menu icon and added -savedatafolder="/home/[user]/.config/unity3d/Ludeon Studios/MarsWorld/config/" and got a blank screen.

Thanks.

I'm very upset about the death of one of my pawns, I started a new map with a lost tribe.

The normal temperature on the map is around 35ºc (95ºF). A heat wave hit, so I got my
pawns to hide in their mountain home thinking they would be safe.
But the temperature got to 54ºc(129.2ºF) outside and 51ºc(123.8ºF) inside.

I live in Australia and know what it takes to live in the heat. Coober Pedy and
White Cliffs Australia both show that less than a meter into a hill or mountain and the
temperature levels off in the mid 20ºc (I'd say around 80ºF).

So when living in a hill doesn't save you from the heat, where are your tribes meant to go in a game?

My pawns have been busy trying to get air-conditioning to refrigerate their meat and only
50% of the research is done to get electricity.