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Zgłoś problem z tłumaczeniem
I've tried many repair mods before and it always was a complex thing: setup policies, workbench tasks, stockpiles for 'to be repaired' apparel. This mod does not only simplify the production line, but also (suddenly) simplifies apparel policies a lot. As the forced outfits are now always 'as new' and I have not to manage individual policies for each small group of pawns.
2. If I have time ... I'll try that.
- Add a threshold so the gear will NOT be repaired unless it is X% or below (Currently if i am not mistaken, if a pawn has as highest priority repairing, he will try to repair his gear even if its 99% and would consume repair material?
-On regards the resources consumed for repair... for balance, It would be great if it was more realistic, as in... If a weapon costs 50 Iron, for every 10% of repair, it should consume 5 Iron.
If I am not mistaken, with the current settings there is no way to make the repair to be balanced around the original cost of crafting said item?
was wondering if you knew the name of the mod in the first screenshot, that shows the colonist's equipped armor and weapons? thank you in advance. <3