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Look, I'm as anti AI as the next guy, but this is utter nonsense. They've literally put in a bunch of effort creating a mod that we can use, for free, and you want to get on your high horse because they haven't met your ideal of effort?
Please do share your many contributions to the Rimworld community. I don't imagine it will take long.
Failing that, how about letting modders do what they want to do, and being thankful they do it?
Using AI is not giving any effort.
That's a bad excuse.
Maybe it would be possible to update the way you have to select xenotypes? I.. have too many xenotypes, I know. But still xD
It's a bit hard when you have a big list.
@Alexander Zagirov
@Extra3
I have patched this bug and made it 1.6 compatible!
I didn't comment.
I forgot.
I set to baseliner
Immediately remembered what I should have done.
I will have to take a look
Thank you!
Initially it does not sound like a issue with my mod since it is so small. You could try and delete the mods settings save file located in the ludeon folder %appdata% on Windows. Note not your game save file, but the mod save file.
I have just ended up deleting the mod because I couldn't figure out anyway to reset it to default.
Any thoughts on what else I could try?
Thank u