RimWorld 1.0 version

@CrunchyDuck Lat time i used this (back in A17) you could get some data on how the mods you were currently using behaving, if loaded before core.

It's designed for modders to make compatibility easier. As a user, you should never have to use this mod.

how exactly would i use this? is this for modders or will this makethe mods i downloaded into a merge patch and load up my game faster?

I wish ModCheck could predict compatibility issues, but it has no detection system. What ModCheck can do is to be told that two mods can't work together or they need to be loaded in a certain order and then it will tell if there is a violation of this. Not only are people not good at filling in this sort of information, most compatibility issues tend to be unknown by the mod creators because they haven't tested every single combination of all mods. There are too many to realistically expect people to do that.

If I knew a way to auto detect incompatible mods, I would have coded it a long time ago. That would be an awesome addition.

hello, I'm not a modder nor a programmer, and I really do not understand basically anything about that stuff, but I love to run mods with Rimworld.
Is this mod usable to see which mod is conflicting to the other mods etc.? or is just a testing tool for modders? Since I often run into compatibility issues but I'm not able to understand the game debug log..... Thanks for the answer

Thank you so much for the update! I am updating my mods as we speak, this mod is a huge asset for me I can't emphasize it enough how much of an asset you are to the modding community.

Thanks for the update.

@CrunchyDuck Thanks. Naturally that was a typo. If all the mistakes I did while releasing was making that typo, then I say I did well. It's actually a lot of work releasing on GitHub, the forum and steam, particularly since I decided to make a new mod on steam instead of just updating and reuse the text.

Thank you

@Lonewolf187

Before Core as stated on the mod description in the game.

Is there a particular order this mod should be in? Like should it come after HugsLib?

Finally!

Thanks a lot, man!

I think I'll need to spend some time learning to use this. Thanks for the update.
Though, I think I noticed an error in the description:

"It's done by adding test operations, which can tell if another more is loaded,"
Was this meant to be "Mod"?

Legend!