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update pls I envy those who use steam.

Yeah. What Canute said. Can we actually buy low at place A and sell high at place B?

Can we rename items and add the named items in the storage list?

I mean, for example, I have 5 gladiuses and 2 are legendary and 3 are poor, I want to rename the legendary gladiuses as glad1 and glad2 this way I can build and equipment rack and store glad1 and glad2 in there and the 3 poor gladiuses will be thrown in a regular stockpile.

I know that you can just set the rarity in the stockpile options but I want specific items to be put in a place.

Thank you matey. Seems like they fixed the bug. Gonna update it then play. Thanks you again!

Hugslib
Mod list backup
EdB prepare carefully
Mediebal times
Combat extended
20th century weapons mod ce patch
Medieval times CE patch
Megafauna
Megafauna CE patch
Miniaturation
Editable backstories
Prepare landing
Research pal
Romance diversified
Rumors and deception
RuntimeGC
Vegetable garden
F*ckFriendlyFire
RF basic bridges and fishing
RF configurable maps
RF consolidated traits
RF fertile fields
RF fertile fields concrete
RF more trait slots
RF pawns are capable no traits
RF smooth stone walls
Additional traits
Allow tool
Allow deadmans apparel
Animal logic
Better workbench management
Colony leadership
Corrected workgivers
Dubs hygiene and central heating
Expanded incidents
EPOE
GHXX tech advancing
Helptab
Hospitality
Less rebuff
Map reroll
Mending
Moody
More planning
More vanilla factions
Nackbald inc hair
Storage search
Storage search patch allow fresh
Path avoid
Plant cutting is for growers
Quality builder
Roppoi hair
Rimsenal hairpack
Rimsenal storyteller pack
Show hair with per hat toggle
Spoons hair mod
Stack merger
Static quality plus
Wildlife tab
Windows
Kitchen counter and other shelves
Sd Chicken nest
Sd pillows and beanbags
Sd round tables
Additional joy objects
Animal feed trough
Apparelo
Barn stall
Better coolers
Better vents
Change dresser
Extended storage
Fashionrimsta
Fences and floors
Flags
Lockable doors
More furniture
Rimfridge
Smoked meat
Universal fermenter
Visible pants

So I was rearranging my furnitures when I realized that my stools and tables are getting deleted for idk reason. I tried it again then checked the log, it says exactly what is in the title. Help.

Mygad then why cant i copy my settings. Im manually clicking clear all then check fresh then check one type of food. Lol. Must be a mod conflift. I'll try it with with extended storage only.

Noticed it on 3.0 but I never submitted report.

Tried on 3.1 same thing.

Also I can copy from normal stockpule zone then paste on the food basket but I cannot "copy" from the food basket. Idk why.

Cant copy paste settings from food baskets to another food basket.

GRANTED! BUT THEN YOU ARE IN A APOCALYPTIC SETTING WHERE MONEY HAS NO VALUE!

I wish for unlimited supply of Food. (NO TARANTULAS!)

It would give joy to pawns too.

6923 now give me back my kidney

Granted. You can now fly. But you are encaged in a two-meter high container.

I wish for unlimited food supply.

@DodgingRain, My posts are regarding Mufflamingo's post regarding Mufflamingo's brother selling his computer to Mufflamingo, which had a copy of RimWorld already installed.
I suppose it is a little confusing since I never expressly stated which post I was replying to.

@Bozobub, The OP admitted to "pirating" the game. The OP's question has been answered.
I personally have no issue with what Mufflamingo describes as Mufflamingo's use of RimWorld, and it appears you have no issue with it either.

Forgive my response. It's 4AM, and I'm sitting outside a closed coffee shop to use the free WiFi because I can't even get broadband where I live.
Considering the number of cases pursued by companies on a yearly basis worldwide regarding EULA violations, copyright infringement, and software piracy...
Well, it seems somewhat obvious that someone "gives a crap," as it were.
Though, I was under the impression we were discussing a specific set of circumstances, and whether or not a person in such a set of circumstances would be considered a software pirate in such a set of circumstances...

I didn't intend to imply that you had said anything regarding digital purchases not being subject to the law, and I apologize if it seemed that way.
I intended to redirect the conversation towards digital-only distribution, since RimWorld is only distributed digitally.
Therefore, it seemed to me that the use of a disc-based medium as an example was a little oversimplified in lieu of the current state of distribution.
(That is to say that digital distribution has limitations on ownership and the transfer of ownership that physical mediums do not.)

Indeed, cases regarding the violation of an EULA are civil cases.
That being said, it is still a legally binding document, which can be enforced at the will of the software developer or publisher in a civil case, regardless of the country the user resides in.
These types of civil cases are settled often.
(Though admittedly, usually only extremely large corporate entities will attempt to bring these cases, and usually only for high-value software.)

I apologize that I was not more clear in my post.
Indeed, copyright law and EULAs are separate groups.
That being said, RimWorld is protected by copyright law, and further by the EULA at Ludeon's discretion.
(Whether or not Ludeon would enforce a minor violation of the EULA is not part of the discussion; just that they could attempt to do so by bringing a court case.)

Steam is allowed to distribute the game, as per the EULA, with express permission given to them from Ludeon.
"The one key rule is that you can't distribute anything we've made unless we agree to it."
Note that part at the end there: "..Unless we agree to it."

Mufflamingo and Mufflamingo's brother were acting under "good faith" regarding the sale of the computer.
Mufflamingo's brother was not attempting to act in an unfair or deceitful manner towards Mufflamingo.
That said, again, Mufflamingo would not be considered to be acting in "good faith" regarding the EULA, or the copy of RimWorld installed on the computer, since Mufflamingo did not acquire a license for RimWorld before using the software.

Indeed, I should have noted the portion regarding the recording of audio or video for personal use as being legal.
Though, as per any other reproduction, it is still illegal to share those recordings for profit, and illegal to share those recordings without profit in the US and UK, though it is legal to share the recordings with others so long as you are with the recording being shown, in Australia.

Whether or not EULAs and copyright law are enforced doesn't change the fact that they exist.

All I was doing was answering the question of what was considered piracy in this case.
Definition of software piracy (act): "The illegal copying, distribution, or use of software."
Will a case, be brought against someone for the violation of copyright or the EULA?
Realistically, it's extremely unlikely unless they are in North Korea.

Now, actually, I was specifically attempting to avoid mentioning the difference between civil law and criminal law when it comes to software piracy, mainly because it is truly dependent upon the region in question.
That said, whether software piracy falls under civil law or criminal law had no bearing on the original discussion, which was a general question of whether or not the case in question was considered software piracy, and who in that case would be considered a pirate.
I was attempting to keep it a short answer, and had to generalize the definition of software piracy as a result.
(Not something I like to do, but it was necessary for a short answer. Which we kind of royally messed up, yeah?)



The real issue isn't really with what is illegal.
The real issue is that many things that are not expressly legal are portrayed as illegal, and very little concrete answers are being given regarding what is or isn't legal.

I'm not trying to argue or be offensive, and I apologize if it seemed that way.
The short answer is that copyright law and what is considered software piracy are dependent on the jurisdiction, and have no simple definition on any count, and may or may not be enforced depending on the legal status of software piracy, copyright infringement, and whether or not a company lawyer wants to make an example out of someone.

Under the general definition of software piracy, is the distribution and use Mufflamingo and Mufflamingo's brother did considered software piracy?
Technically, yes.
Would anyone ever enforce any laws, civil or criminal, regarding that specific use?
Maybe if it was EA-published software.
Otherwise, probably not.


On a side note, I would like to reiterate that it is not my place to comment on whether the sharing of software or digital media, software or digital piracy, or the use as described by Mufflamingo is right or wrong.
I am simply attempting to give an objective answer to a question that is, unequivocally, a subjective question.
(Both on a level personal to the respondent, and regarding local jurisdictional laws.)

Now, I'm going to try to take a nap for a few hours until the coffee shop opens.
Then, I'm going to buy espresso.

Gonna buy you a double expresso. Just dont tell Tynan about this.

I'm gonna call these people EULA geeks. I dont really read EULA's when installing any game.