At the bottom right of the xenotype creation menu, there is a section that says "Ignore restrictions". If it has an X next to it then you need to click that if you want to see any archite genes.

Quick question. I have the ESBG framework and this mod. Still can't find Void reborn and inhumanized. What do you mean by just ignore restrictions active? How do I verify this? Thanks

Cool!

honestly not even gonna use this but i'm subscribing just for the fact one of the genes is called Absolute Heathen

The way that the VEF version of hediff adding is coded causes the hediff to be added whenever any gene is added if the pawn has a hediff giving gene. For example, the test genes I used were the health genes, specifically the body part removal ones.

If a pawn had Missing Kidney, then had any other gene added through any method (dev mode, the EBSG gene randomizer, any gene injector methods other mods use, etc), then the hediff that removes a kidney would be added a second time, thus removing the second kidney.

My method solves that by requiring it be the gene itself that's added, so you'd have to gain the missing kidney gene twice to lose both kidneys that way. It's restrictive in its own ways since it uses gene classes, but I can fix those restrictions more easily.

Ah, forgot Void Born was a hediff, not a trait!

Makes more sense now (:

And, what issues are those that you avoid?

Basic Rimworld doesn't have any method for adding hediffs to pawns via genes. VEF technically adds a method for adding hediffs, but it has certain issues that my method avoids.

nice! quick question though: why do the Void Borne and Inhumanized (or is it just Void Born? I always have EBSG Framework active) reqrire EBSG framework?

Pretty cool, I'll try them out sometime.

ok