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@ZIRI Please post error logs in the Discussions section. If the log is too long, you can upload it to pastebin.com and share the link here.
When Pawn A is duplicated (resulting in B), Pawn B outputs all dialogue generated by Pawn A. Additionally, the dialogue process seems to become corrupted for both characters.
The issue was resolved by editing the name using the Character Editor mod and reloading the save.
For local servers, only HTTP is supported, so make sure your address starts with http:// and not https:// . If you’re trying to connect from another machine on your local network, then you’ll need to use HTTPS. You can follow the guide here: https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/3551203752/600789021066589686/
I set up Ollama on my Windows machine, the same I play Rimworld on, like said in the description. But now I get the error saying 'Unable to complete SSL connection'. What can I do?
1. RiMind is a fork of an early RimTalk version by someone else, and I wasn’t involved in its development, so I’m not familiar with its internal logic or design.
2. That’s an interesting idea. I will keep it in mind for a future update. Visualizing character histories or interactions could make the experience richer.
3. Regarding missed events, characters currently only respond to nearby events, but I plan to fix this so they will be more responsive. Lines that ignore distance can happen because the AI generates a batch of text at once, which is displayed one by one while RimWorld pawns keep moving. You can also adjust the prompt to limit conversations to 2 or 3 turns to help prevent this issue.