assetstama.blogg.se - Order of war mods

THEN immediately after libraries, What the Hack (this mod is a silly one that way) and then.

It's also an overhaul mod, so if you are using it with a large modlist you'll probably get a lot of red errors and things breaking. Examples include Misc Core, Turret Extensions, and a few others.

Libraries -Core file packets (If something says it has no content, just code for other mods to build from, that's a library).

Prepare Carefully or Character Editor, not both unless you have a very good idea of what you are doing.

SRTS (if you load after Hugslib then the ships will show up in a colonist's inventory).

Generally better to put it above Core though.) As long as Harmony is the highest MOD on your list, you should be fine.

HARMONY (1.1 and up) (also: I know Brrainz has said that he wants it above Core, afaik that's due to people likely deciding that another mod that also wants to be at the top takes precedent, which would break things more often than not.

wants to go below the sets item mods if you want the factions to use said items. Note that Vanilla Expanded is a set of mods that tend to follow their own rules to some degree, for instance Van. (e.g., If a mod is adding both map gen AND pawns, it goes in Races if it adds items but it's a faction mod, it goes in items etc.).

Unless stated otherwise, categories further down override categories further up. (This may work better on 1.1 than 1.2, if you encounter issues there are other offline mod list accessibility options such as Rimpy) Useful out-of-game mod sorter if you hate load times (No, it does not sort it for you):

☀C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\RimWorld\ModsĪnd make a bunch of empty folders named the various categories in a flashy and attention grabbing manner.Įxamples: "++++=Items=++++" "69xxxRACESxxx96" "L_quiet-in-the-LIBRARIES_L" If the mod list tends to make your eyes bleed, one possible helpful tip: go to your mods folder in your computer's files, path (if on Windows) This makes sure everything downloaded properly and tends to solve a lot of issues pretty much instantly. If you have not done so recently, I highly recommend that if you use Steam to run Rimworld, that you go into your library, right click Rimworld, Properties, Local Files, Verify File Integrity or whatever it's called. Credit to Felinoel, Chevalier XLIV, and everyone else from Rim of Magic, Madness, LotR, and a few other servers who helped me figure out (and post) this entire mess of a guide, and the intricacies of modding with Rimworld in general, over the course of like. References to "I" or "me" are because I, Trisscar, the author of this modlist guide, finally got off my ass and went in to add explanations and flesh out the guide, as before it was short and terse due to Discord's character limit.