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No Need to Extinguish the Fire When It's Raining
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GanjaMan [NL] 13 AGO a las 9:58 
1.6 update?
Harmonea 2 MAR a las 2:11 
I love this mod, but I have to remove it because it makes debugging and troubleshooting difficult. The spam of Log.Message("Postfix called for JobGiver_Work.TryIssueJobPackage"); causes very large log files and hides crucial errors due to frequent "Reached max messages limit. Stopping logging to avoid spam."

Could this log message please be turned off or placed in a "debug mode" mod option?
MasonNasty 27 ENE a las 12:57 
Thank you so much for this mod! I've been waiting for a mod like it for so many yearss.
USJonny 30 NOV 2024 a las 8:35 
Works great, thanks!
MasterPNJ  [autor] 11 SEP 2024 a las 12:19 
@MadTech Yes, it could be a conflict if another mod changes the way colonists move when it rains.
MadTech 7 SEP 2024 a las 2:26 
I'm still having pawns travel half the map to extinguish fires when it 's raining, not sure why this mod doesn't seem too be working for me but with a 900+ mod list it's probably a conflict somewhere (though I can't think of any other mods that might interfere) and I haven't got the patience atm to go through all the testing. If I do find out what's causing it, I'll post it here.
MasterPNJ  [autor] 11 AGO 2024 a las 2:02 
@it's rachel! Thanks, I made this mod because each time my colonists moved to put out the fire it was useless with the rain.
it's rachel! 10 AGO 2024 a las 19:29 
Was just wishing for something like this the other day, thank you!
MasterPNJ  [autor] 9 AGO 2024 a las 10:43 
@Cretz Yes, even if it's raining, the colonists automatically turn off the fires indoors if it's raining or not. They just don't put out fires if they're outside and it's raining.
Cretz 9 AGO 2024 a las 10:19 
Does this still permit interior fire extinguishing?