Change game settings once it's started

[VincentJ]

Hello

I started a game with "all no-players characters nude", instead of "all players characters nude", it was a mistake : instead of having to find clothes to my pawns at the beginning, every one that enters the map is nude.
I think I can change it with the developper mod, I have been looking for it, but don't know exactly where it is.

Please, any suggestion ?

[Canute]

Hi,
does that was a scenario setting ?
Then you need to edit the safegame with a texteditor.
Search for scenario and there for these entry, and delete it.
Backup your safegame, incase you delete the wrong one. :-)

[Limdood]

Hello

I started a game with "all no-players characters nude", instead of "all players characters nude", it was a mistake : instead of having to find clothes to my pawns at the beginning, every one that enters the map is nude.
I think I can change it with the developper mod, I have been looking for it, but don't know exactly where it is.

Please, any suggestion ?

If i'm understanding the problem right...

go into dev mode, one of the options is "add trait" (you can use the search function) - and use that to add "nudist" to all your colonists.  It doesn't matter if they already have 3 traits, the game will still recognize more than 3.  Be warned I don't think there is a way to REMOVE traits.

[VincentJ]

No, Limdood, that's not what I meant, even if it's useful to know how the developper mod works. Canute was right, I need to change the scenario settings AFTER CREATING.

I found a steam conversation about that

It seems to work know. I just had to turn "nonplayer" in "playerstarter", in the safegame .rws edited with a texteditor, as you told me, Canute.
It was really easy to find inside the safegame. After the mods part, at the beginning.
Once again, you've been very helpful, thank you Canute.

[Canute]

Glad you found it ! :-)
But you just could delete the entry, since playerstarter only happen on a new colony and this event don't happen again :-)
But it is working so don't change anything (Old computer rule "Never change a running system") ! :-)