Vanilla-friendly mods for a better RimWorld!Current stable version 2.1.0 for RimWorld 1.0, 1.1, and Royalty DLCAfter a month or so of irregularly pushing updates to Steam, I think I finally have everything in my mods updated to cope with 1.1 and Royalty. In the process I actually made a few additions to a couple of mods - ExpandedCrops now has a graphic for immature tomato plants, and MoreFloors... well. I went on a bit of a rampage and added another 6 styles of stone flooring, as well as adding compatibility with stone types added by Cupro's Stones and Extra Stone (as on Steam Workshop). See the full changelog
here.
Note: As this is a major file structure update introducing the backward compatibility modding features of RimWorld 1.1, please be sure to delete any existing versions of T's Mods before installing this one!
[T] ExpandedCloth :: Tweaks the game's cotton and cloth system. ● Cotton plants yield raw cotton fibre. No more magical cloth directly from plants!
● A new research topic, cotton processing, will unlock the textile bench
● The textile bench must be used to produce cloth from raw cotton fibre
● You can also deconstruct unwanted apparel into cloth at the textile bench
● Using MoreBedsCloth? Build padded sleeping spots as a stopgap until you have cloth for real beds
[T] ExpandedCrops :: Expands and refines the fruit and vegetables your colonists can grow. ● Three new crop types - tomatoes, lettuce, and carrots
● Two new meal types - salad requires lettuce and berries, and soup requires tomatoes, carrots, and potatoes
● New bulk cookery bills for cooks who are sufficiently skilled
● New kitchen cupboard that boosts the productivity of a nearby stove
[T] MiscStuff :: Things that don't fit anywhere else. ● One new wall type, the scrap metal wall - weak but cheap and fast to build
● Alert lamps that glow in various colours depending on colony threat (requires colored lighting research)
● Threat sensors to provide data to alert lamps - without one, they're useless
[T] MoreBeds :: Bored of plain beds? Indulge your inner decorator with new bed graphics and colours. ● Adds five new colour styles for normal, double, and royal beds
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MoreBedsCloth changes all beds to require some cloth to build, while
MoreBedsVanilla doesn't - use one, not both!
[T] MoreFloors :: You can never have too many styles of flooring! ● Adds six new styles of wooden flooring (plus straw floors for that barn feel)
● Adds eleven new styles of stone flooring in all five stone vanilla stone types
● Adds eight styles of chequered stone floor in various combinations
● Adds six new carpet colours - orange, yellow, turquoise, purple, black, and white
● Adds a new style of chequered carpeting in all colours
● Adds a new style of wool carpeting in all colours, requiring woven wool from the new loom workbench
● Adds plasteel and jade flooring perfect for end-game colonies
● Support for Cupro's Stones and Extra Stone
[T] RawCropThoughts :: Adjusts vanilla crops with added detail. ● All vanilla crop items now give specific colonist thoughts if they are eaten raw
Compatibility Notes ●
MoreBeds has integrated compatibility with Anonemous2's
More Furniture ● More compatibility to come!
Optional Downloads ●
Jabbamonkey's HD Textures (for CoreCropTweaks, ExpandedCloth, and ExpandedCrops) - from
this threadMods From Other Modders ●
Vegetable Garden by dismar - takes the idea of expanding the crops your colony can grow and runs with it into the far distance!
● Architect Sense / Stuffed Floors by Fluffy - an excellent mod for keeping your architect menu tidy. It completely integrates all of the added flooring styles in MoreFloors with only one minor drawback of not having per-floor work-to-build, beauty, and materials required.
● More Furniture by Anonemous2 - if you like giving your colonies a bit of character with extra decorations and... well... more furniture, this mod is definitely for you.Source Code ●
Available on request! 
InstallationIMPORTANT: Unless you're using a TMods patch designed for older versions, make sure you delete any old versions of TMods before extracting the new ones! Filenames may change between versions and other differences may be present. Overwriting an old installation will almost always cause errors.To install TMods, simply unzip the mod's zip file into your RimWorld "Mods" subfolder, load RimWorld, then activate the parts you want to use by clicking the Mods button on the main menu and ticking the mods to enable.
LicenseYou're welcome to do pretty much whatever you like with all of my mods, but you may not directly sell or lock behind a paywall anything that includes them (taking donations is fine, though).
If you use some or all of T's Mods in your own mod or modpack, please credit me and include a link back to this forum post or the mod's RimWorld Nexus page. Thanks!
CreditsSome artwork in T's Mods may be based on existing sources - see credits.txt within each mod's About folder for links to sources. All such art is at least "free for non-commercial use" to the best of my knowledge.
Translators:These folks have generously spent the time to create translations for T's Mods, either here or on the Steam Workshop. Thanks!
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master_wuSpecial mentions to:•
Skullywag - for being an inexhaustible font of modding knowledge
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Shinzy - for artwork
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dismar - for polishing some of my patches
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Helpful Bot - for suggesting a floor made from jade
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You, the RimWorld community - for being generally awesome and supportive
ChangelogSee the "T-readme.txt" included in the download for a history of changes.
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Topic: [1.1 / 1.0] T's Mods (Floors, beds, crops, meals, cotton and cookery tweaks) (Read 378513 times)