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Thanks a lot, gotta give it a try!

I would like to add own code after whatever grew on a tile has been harvested.
Having used harmony patching before I'm pretty sure thats the way to go but I don't have the slightest idea what to patch in particular...

Anybody any advice please?

I could'nt find any example how to get to the actuall "Thing"s to feed in the jobdriver if the workgiver processes a recipe.

Edit: meanwhile I found the "Bill" stuff and realized I'm somewhat off the mark =)
anyway, thx ....

Stupid me forgot to copy the /Patches directory in vs post build event =)

Can anybody please help me why

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<Patch>
     <Operation Class="PatchOperationReplace">
          <xpath>*/TerrainDef[defName="Mud"]/texturePath</xpath>
          <value>
               <texturePath>contrast_Mud</texturePath>
          </value>
     </Operation>
</Patch>

wont change the texture?
If I overwrite the complete TerrainDef it works...
thanks ahead

Currently theres some mods out there that somehow add water to the game.

Is it realistic to get a basic water system (with drinking need) in V1.0, similar to the power system?

It shouldn't be THAT hard to do, and would prevent a lot of compatibility issues for modding.

First and foremost: I think a mod like this would improve the gameplay experience a lot!

BUT: it would be rather useless without the pawns getting some "sense" of equipment-ownership (different outfits and loadouts, lockers asf) that lasts over map-exits (current mods seems to have problems with this), and a more robust inventory-infrastructure (again mods seems to have problems with items dropping to floor).

On top of this the current "layer"-design needs improvement to force different mods to be more compatible with eachother in terms of how items replace, complement or augment each other.

TLDR: I think its more of a "equipment-and-inventory-infrastructure" software design problem then an UI problem.