Planning on following your tutorial's both this one and the C# I don't have much to any experience mod making but hopefully this will be a decent place to begin.

Thank you for the great tutorials! I was wondering if i could use a recoloured version of the art/textures for a mod i am working on.

This is amazing, great job dude!

I learned how to mod! Thank you very much!!!

Thank you Sinful! Much appreciated!

Finally, something I can poke at and learn how to create wonderful things to the game. You are a wonderful and very important person to the community!

made a mod that added antibiotics that made immunity gain go up faster

Glad to hear it Oddbase! What sort of mod did you make?

followed this tutorial and was able to make my first mod! thank you so much for the tutorial

Thanks :)

I got to comment this mod out of pure respect :) God's work :)

Thanks @Jay425! I'm glad you like it :)

you have the best modding guide on the internet. I just wished someone made a guide fr ability making with the same thought u did

perfect! glad to hear its at least thought about! and no yea i understand being swamped so take your time and find some free time when you are inspired to work! thanks for the reply!

Hi @JEMLPro, nothing coming out in the short term but that doesn't mean I won't put out more content. I'd love to do a C# tutorial and an art tutorial, but I'm currently swamped.

I remembered reading your tutorial a while back and have since found out something you mentioned in the guide that you were not sure about. The <isBad>true</isBad> tag lets the game know if this is something that should be treated. For instance the Med Pod mod searches for hediffs with this tag to remedy

Hey Dr! wanted to follow more of what you do to see if you have other tutorials planned and all so i can continue learning more from rimworld modding! do ya have a place where you will post news? or should i just keep checking once every week see if ya post a new mod?

This might be too big of a request, but will you make a race tutorial?

Woohoo congrats @GayJ!

I followed your tutorial and it got me to put out my first mod! It's very informative and helpful and I thank you :)

Thanks for all the kind words everyone! I use Krita for the art, I might put out a short tutorial on that at a later time.

Just completed this tutorial and I must give you major props. Your writing style is engaging, easy to follow, informative. I would complete any tutorial you wrote even if it was "watching paint dry". Thanks for sharing your talents to open the door for a bunch of modding newbies like me. I am floored with the quality of your work.

now we recruiting modders dawg

What software do you use for the art?

The fact you added a tutorial, is so awesome. I wish I had the time I used to.

Subbed just because of this tutorial you've included. Never got around to seriously modding-by-trial because of limited time and laziness.

Just finished the tutorial, and all I can say is Thank You! I have been wanting to mod/code/whatever for a long time and now I can finally understand the basics. Wonderful thing you've done here, thank you so much.

Thank you so much for this man. this was easily the best possible structuring of a tutorial for modding. I'm still kinda shocked i got to the end of it actually wanting to learn more and experiment with mods. Good Stuff!! i hope you end up announcing more intermediate tutorials in time but if not I'm grateful to have found this!

Sublime is also a great IDE and notepad

My dude ! thats so nice , this game is already a masterpiece but when you have a community of modders behind the game , its even better , skyrim for exemple . tons of player with ideas but no idea on how mods work , thank you man

I would of done it now me knowing me aint me so ill wait me for to have go inabit, peace.

Notepad++ is a good compromise between an integrated development environment (IDE) and standard Notepad. And it colorizes different code segments, for those leery of grabbing an IDE.

I'll be sending this to a friend named James

Great tutorial!

For people asking about the addiction: it has a risk of Ambrosia addiction, higher than normal Ambrosia. Looking at the google doc in the link, 3% addictiveness up from 1% from base Ambrosia. It's kinda like the increase from Yayo addictiveness to Flake (1% vs 5%).

Holy... a comprehensible, simple tutorial on how to make a basic mod to get folks started on modding. Hot damn. Thanks, mate.

<label>Floor Pills</label>

how addictive is it? stats avilable?

Nice Job on the tutorial.

Ty for helping us out with a good tutorial! Looking forward to more like these!

Awesome! Looking forward to checking out the guide!

yes, more drugs to provide my colony with after a long day of gunning down tribal raiders

can folks be addicted to the drug?

Finally a good tutorial.

This tutorial is utterly cool. Thank you so much for compiling and sharing this. I definitely have a fun evening/weekend activity with this now! :D

In this moment I am euphoric.