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This mod is available for A16, by the way.

Download from Steam Workshop (A16)

Source code / non-Steam download on GitHub

Just use HugsLib to detour. Or wait for CCL, whenever that comes.. there is a "stable" modders' release already.

It makes sense to you, but the failure rate is defined by their Medicine stat.

Some mods updated again, mostly minor things. Added a repair threshold feature for RWP's menu. If you want your pawns to start repairing at 70% (so they don't rush to a 99% HP wall) you can do so now. Any value from 0->100 is acceptable.

I re-added Repair in my A16 release of Refactored Work Priorities. I think it's bad design to take that choice away from users. I get why he did it, kind of. The pawns you assign to repair as a high priority are usually pawns with good Construction.

Having said that, Repair is a task that anyone can do. There is no penalty other than time-to-complete for less skilled pawns. Some players want to prioritise it less or more than construction.

Yes. It's all on GitHub.

[vednic]

All mods have been updated to A16. Some mods that previously included HugsLib in A15 now require HugsLib to be installed separately. HugsLib must be loaded before any mod that depends on it.

Added Chinese translations to some files, contributed on GitHub by vednic.

Will update file descriptions as appropriate. Please report bugs / contribute translations / etc. as you please.

Post for tracking purposes. I of course plan to continue using this lib for my personal mods.

I'm no longer actively maintaining the repo. If anyone wants to contribute we will accept pull requests.

ThingDefs in particular I will probably never do because of the sheer amount of defs. HeDiffs took long enough..

I don't think any of them come close to touching pathfinding.

Miniaturisation Overloaded.

I have uploaded several new versions to GitHub that have a translation file. Any translations would be appreciated!

Next release would probably be updating the mods to A16 / minor tweaks.

You need one master folder for the mod in your RimWorld/Mods folder and that folder needs to contain those folders (the Source folder is not important for any casual user).

Some modders don't think about inexperienced mod users and zip their files in a sub-par manner. The zip should ideally contain the full folder structure and be ready to unzip directly into the Mods folder.

It's in the About.xml.

You can find every ThingDef of the building category (or any other parameters) and implement a StaticConstructorOnStartup that lists those, then adds the <minifiedDef> tag (or whatever it's called) if the building has none.

If very specific things behave oddly with it you can except those. If they have some sort of common tag or attribute I would except them from the list according to it. If it's random or vague you can always except certain defNames.

Look at GrenadeFixRearmed in my modlist to get an idea of how I did something similar with weapons and <minRange>.