I had tried health on parts in the past and learned the hard way that Rimworld tends to have performance issues when health is manipulated. I never ended up making implant genes because there wasn't a point where I felt the bonuses countered the metabolic cost

what about postive effects, strong bones (health increase on parts, not all bones but for example arms and legs, unless you want it as a generic option) sturdy spine (minor part efficency, pretty much stuff you get via bionics but natural and on a smaller scale)

I'll sign up to your discord and shoot questions there, thank you again.

You're welcome. If those don't help let me know with more specifics about what your goal is and I can see if I have any other links that could help.

Thank you, I'm going through the links you provided.

I didn't have a specific tutorial for it, but depending on what kind of help you're looking for, the EBSG Framework may be able to help you.

If you're trying to learn the C# side of it, the source code for the hediff adder class may help as a reference [github.com].

If you're just trying to make your own genes that add hediffs, EBSG Framework has a Hediff Adder [github.com] class, and the Vanilla Expanded Framework has a gene extension [github.com] if your gene needs to be using another class.

do you have a tutorial or resource you used somewhere for your gene -> organ mods? i've been trying to apply hediffs to body parts for the longest and have gotten nowhere :/ VS community wont install extensions and VScode doesn't work to the Extent VS community should :/

12 new randomizer genes have been added.

I can do that. It might take me a day or two, but I'll post here once I'm done.

Hey could you add a gene that exchanges itself with a random damaged gene, or results in a randomly damaged part? It would be awesome for zombie-type xenotypes.