Version: Minor Fix Patch

Fixed an issue where bodies with Adamantium skeletons could still burn away under certain conditions.
The healing factor and adamantium infusion now properly prevent destruction by fire as intended.

(Because even Adamantium shouldn’t melt that easily… unless you’re throwing colonists into a volcano, in which case — bravo.)

Good news, snikt-fans! I tweaked the Infusion Chamber so it now plays nice with the RimForge mod.
If you’ve got RimForge installed, the chamber automatically swaps Plasteel for Adamantium—because regular metal bones are for quitters.

But hey, if you’re the kind of person who likes to live dangerously (or just likes vanilla), there’s a shiny new toggle in the mod settings that lets you switch back to Plasteel.

No extra mods required, no weird dependencies, no “where do I get this mystery ore” nonsense.
Just pure, uncut, regeneratin’ goodness.

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Now go forth and upgrade your skeletons responsibly. Or irresponsibly. I’m not your mom.

Tiny sound fix... don't worry about it.

Added the classic Wolverine *“SNIKT”* sound when you unsheathe those claws. Because violence should have sound effects.
Don’t like it? There’s now a shiny new Settings toggle to turn it off — party pooper.

Update: Immortal Fido Edition 🐾

Well there you have it, folks—your pets can now get the same sweet, sweet healing factor treatment as your colonists. Just slap ‘em in a bed (seriously, if they don’t have one, they’ll refuse to lay the **** down for surgery and you’ll be stuck watching a limping Labrador).

The good news: surgery works. The bad news: I haven’t cracked the code to cram your fluffy pals into the adamantium chamber... yet. Working on it. Don’t @ me, PETA.

Until then, enjoy your indestructible dogs, death-defying donkeys, and immortal iguanas.

🔪🩸 Update: THE CLAWS COME OUT 🩸🔪

Surprise, bub! Deadpool here with an update so sharp it should come with a “don’t run with this mod” warning. Forget bones made of plasteel — I’m giving your pawns the ultimate party trick: Wolverine-style claws. That’s right, retractable, shiny, stabby murder-fingers that’ll make raiders wish they stayed home and joined a chess club.

What do they do?

Slice ‘n Dice: Your pawns can now extend razor claws straight from their knuckle bones (don’t ask me about the anatomy; I failed medical school after stapling my professor’s chair to the ceiling).

Armor Who? Raiders in full marine armor? Adorable. Your new claws ignore a chunk of that pesky armor like it’s tissue paper on taco night.

Customizable Stabbiness™: Don’t like how strong the claws are? Think they should cut like butter through a centipede? Or maybe you want them to feel more like plastic cosplay props? Good news — there are shiny new sliders in the settings where you can tweak DPS and armor penetration until it’s juuuust right. Basically, you’re Goldilocks with murder-hands.

So here’s the deal:
If you tried slapping a prosthetic onto a pawn with adamantium bones, RimWorld used to pull a Galactus and munch your shiny robo-arm like a cosmic snack.
That’s fixed. You get your prosthetic back now. Why would you even try installing chrome on unbreakable bones? I don’t know, but I respect the chaos.

What’s new?
• Prosthetic refunds now give you back the actual part. No more “Congratulations, here’s some medicine, sorry about your missing robot limb.”
• Already sporting a prosthetic? Swap it up, swap it down, swap it sideways just to watch your surgeon cry—it all works now.
• But if you go full chop and remove the arm completely, the healing factor grows back a boring ol’ normal arm. At that point, no more prosthetic party invites.

Guess what, turns out my mod was accidentally enforcing baby formula supremacy and not letting moms actually lactate when they popped out a mini-colonist. Whoops. Fixed it. Now your pawns can feed their babies the old-fashioned way—nature’s vending machine.

So yeah, congratulations: milk works. Babies rejoice. RimWorld realism +1.

P.S. No, I didn’t add chocolate milk. Yet.

UPDATE: Adamantium Housekeeping (Stabby Edition)

Bone-Saver Failsafe
- Added a safeguard that steps in if another mod tries to yoink a limb off an adamantium skeleton.
- It’s not a magic “undo all chaos” button—if another mod hard-forces a sever, it might still win—but this should block most “whoops, there goes your arm” moments.

No More Crunchy Bones
- Adamantium bones cracking? That was dumb. I removed it.
- Your shiny skeleton should no longer snap, crackle, or pop. If it does, I’m blaming the cereal mascot.

Prosthetics Fix
- Found a bug where you couldn’t remove prosthetics on pawns with an adamantium skeleton. Fixed!
- You can now take prosthetics off just fine.
- You still can’t install prosthetics that require removing or replacing bones. Because… metal bones.

Fine Print & Friendly Threats
- If another mod is doing wild surgery with a chainsaw and a dream, I can’t guarantee 100% protection—but it’s a lot harder to break your unbreakable bones now.
- If you see anything weird, toss me a screenshot, your error log, and your mod list so I can hunt the gremlin. Preferably before the gremlin hunts me.

Deadpool-ish PSA
- Adamantium bones: tougher than your ex’s opinion, smoother than my pickup lines. Mod responsibly.

Gather ‘round. Guess who finally remembered to hit “Update” instead of “Snooze”? Yep, yours truly. And boy oh boy, do I have a spicy metal-flavored treat for you.

You can now slap some Adamantium (okay, fine—Plasteel, don’t sue me, Marvel) all over your bones. Why? Because nothing says “sexy colonist” like fireproof skeleton bling. Oh, and did I mention it also makes chopping off your limbs about as likely as rimworlders actually being happy? Yeah, good luck to raiders with their butter knives.

But wait—plot twist! To do this fun little makeover, you’ll need to build the brand-new Transfusion Machine™. Think spa day, but with knives. Lots of tiny, stabby cuts all over your fleshy bits—organs, muscles, even that brain that’s only good for complaining about low expectations. If you don’t have a healing factor, well… let’s just say your chances of survival are somewhere between “winning the lottery” and “finding a pawn who likes eating without a table.”

Oh, and bring plenty of metal. This procedure eats it up faster than I eat tacos on half-price Tuesday.

Boom. Update delivered. 💉🩸🦴

P.S. Also more settings to play with