[TOOL A8-15] RimSearch (Updated 11.07.2016) - The Research Tree Graph Generator

Started by 1000101, April 08, 2015, 07:40:50 PM

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manelmp66


deadlydullahan

so I've spent quite a bit of time trying to find a way to edit the research tree with no luck; so that I could lock certain mod-implemented items behind research rather than having those items from the start of the game. Would you happen to know if there's any way to create new research options that allow me to lock these items behind it and then using this tool to organize those new research trees?

1000101

@manelmp66:

The download links are at the bottom of the original post.  They seem to be there for me...?

@deadlydullahan:

The program shows a list of files which define the research defs.  You can click on those to open the files.  The research tree is pretty simple to edit and modify, just remember that the last mod loaded takes precedence.  So make your own "research tree mod" which simply overrides the mods linking the tree as you like.  You can do this with RimSearch open and just hit 'F5' to reload the tree from the files (be sure to save the xml files before refreshing the tree).
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DoctorVanGogh

Is there any (alternate?) download for the tool? Original attachment seems to have been deleted.

I was trying to create a graph of my current mod set (Lovely ingame layout here), was thinking about scanning the xmls, building a nice graph and dumping it all out into graphviz, but since someone else already wrote the code, I'd happily take that as a starting point... Sadly... no code to look at :(
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1000101

I'm not really modding RimWorld anymore and don't plan on re-uploading this.  The code was written in FreeBasic as a proof of concept (originally) but I never ported it over to C# (actually, I did and people in Discord have seen it and have copies).  In any event, this can be considered dead.
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