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I’ve just released a technical update to version 1.0 of RimWorld. It should be 100% compatible with all existing savegames and mods. The new version is 1.0.2150.Steam will auto-update. If you’re playing the DRM-free version of the game you can go download it now from your permanent personal download link which was emailed to you.Aside from updating translations and player content, and fixing a handful critical bugs, the new version’s main purpose is to add support for multi-version mods. Previously one entry in Steam workshop could only work with one version of RimWorld. This causes problems when we release a new version: Players can’t continue on the old version since some mods are updated, but can’t continue on the new version since not all mods are updated.Now, mods will be able to support multiple versions simply by putting version-specific files in directories named for the target game version. Other files from the mod’s base directory are used in all versions, as before.For modders, here is how to set your mod up for multi-version support:In the mod’s About.xml file, don’t use any more.
The Vegetable Garden Mod adds a great deal of content to RimWorld, making it way more interesting when it comes to gardening and cooking. If you’re into cooking, you’re gonna love this mod. If not, the amounts of new recipes to cook might seem a little overwhelming.
Instead, write a list of supported versions like this:1.01.1When you upload to the Steam Workshop, your mod will be properly tagged with all supported versions.Version-specific content should go in a folder named after the version being targeted. For example, if you make a folder called “1.0/Defs”, version 1.0 of the game will load Defs only from that folder, while other versions of the game will load from “/Defs”. (Note that if you add a version-specific folder like “1.0/Defs”, the default “/Defs” folder will be ignored when playing on 1.0.)You can do this with the “Defs”, “Assemblies”, and “Patches” folders. Other data types, like textures, are always shared between versions (for now).If you do not need the multi-version content loading, you place the “Defs”, “Assemblies” and “Patches” folders in the mod’s root folder, just like before. EDIT: These fixes have been moved to the main branch.There have been some rare technical issues with 1.0 – specifically with resolution changes on the Mac version.
Piotr Walczak has been working on fixing them. We’re pretty sure they’re fixed, so I’ve just uploaded a fixed version of 1.0 on Steam’s unstable beta branch.The changes are very limited with the intention of having this update be compatible with all mods and savegames.I encourage anyone who is willing to give the unstable branch a try with any combination of mods. If you’re willing to take the time, please report compatibility problems in the forum thread below.
Thanks very much. It’s finally here! I just hit the button to release RimWorld 1.0. Thank you to everyone! I have many people to be grateful to (many of whom I mentioned in the last update).There’s a juicy new trailer you can watch here:Some logistical details (I also mentioned last time):If you’re playing an unmodded game, just keep playing. RimWorld 1.0 will be released on Wednesday, October 17!After five and a half years of development we’re coming to the close of this chapter of RimWorld.
Thanks to everyone who got involved on the, posting, chatted on, offered mods on and the, to those who are doing to everyone who contributed to the, and to Piotr Walczak, Ben Rog-Wilhelm, Alistair Lindsay, Rhopunzel, and others who collaborated with me on making the game. Thank you everyone.If you’re playing an unmodded game, just keep playing. A new build is up on the unstable branch.If you are playing with mods but were on the unstable branch from an earlier testing phase, change back to default branch now. The code for this update should be 99% mod-compatible, but the mods won’t work until they’re recompiled because the binary API for the translation system changed.The game content is exactly the same as Beta 19. There are some bugfixes, but the most important thing is the new localization system. It’ll help translators more accurately translate the game into non-English languages, with issues like grammatical gender (e.g. Le/la in French) respected and better automatic handling of grammar for a variety of languages.Below is a forum post from Piotr Walczak, who implemented the latest improvements, explaining what translators can do to take advantage of the new functionality.Forum post:For anyone interested in helping translate, now would be a great time!
The game content is stable, the grammar code is in, and we’re on the final push to get things set for the 1.0 release. Potential translators should please take a look the forum post below to learn how to contribute.
Thanks in advance.Forum post:Forum post. So, RimWorld’s early access price has been $30 USD since we first started selling the game in 2013.Buying an early access game is risky compared to buying a finished game. Also, RimWorld’s value in content (and the time players tend to play it) have gone up a lot since those early days. There’s also the matter of simple financial inflation. Because of these factors, the final price will be higher than the early access price.The early access price will remain the same for the rest of the early access period – this change will only occur when 1.0 is released.
And of course, anyone who bought during Early Access will get the final version for no additional cost.I wanted to let everyone know about this ahead of time so people have time to make an informed purchasing decision without surprises.As of now there’s no announced release date for 1.0 yet – still working on filling in all those final details!Discussion on. RimWorld Beta 19 – Polish the Cannons is released!To get the update: If you’re on Steam, the game will update automatically. If you’re DRM-free, you can re-download from the same link you got the game from originally. It always has the latest version.If you want to keep playing Beta 18 on Steam: Right click RimWorld in the Library list - Properties - Betas - Choose beta18 from the drop-down menu.You can play savegames from Beta 18 (and probably before), though some details will change upon loading.I did want this build to be 1.0 for a while, but it became apparent the game would benefit from one more refinement round, so we’re doing Beta 19 first. I very much want the 1.0 version to be worthy of its version number, which means not rushing it.Please discuss this post in.EDIT: This build did include 64-bit support. It works fine in the DRM-free build, but caused old builds to become unplayable when added to Steam, because of complications in Steam’s system for deciding which version to serve to which player.
It seems Steam doesn’t easily support an old beta branch being 32-bit only with a new one being 32/64 – in this case it starts serving 64-bit content into the old branch, making it unusable since the files are mixed between versions. Since the 32-bit version works fine for almost every use case (aside from very rare and extreme massively-modded situations), I’m removing 64-bit until I can get in touch with Valve and figure out how to get it working smoothly.Below is a list of notable changes. If anything below seems to change game balance, you can bet that related variables were adjusted to maintain roughly the same challenge as before – I just don’t write down every single change because otherwise this list would be way too long. This list also does not including a ton of more behind-the-scenes optimization, refactoring, fixing, and adjustments we did. Added bridges. You can build bridges over rivers and non-deep lake/ocean water.
Bridges support all but the heaviest structures, can burn, and collapse under damage. Added new “Messages” section of the History tab. This section shows the last 200 messages and letters you’ve received.
Rimworld Vegetable Garden Mod 1
Added low-tech plate armor. New scenario: Naked Brutality – Start naked with no items. New main tab: Wildlife.
Allows easy counting, finding, and designating of wild animals. Ship end sequence: Starting up the ship reactor now takes 15 days, during which you will be attacked constantly by desperadoes and mechanoids. New raid arrival mode: Multiple groups. New raid arrival mode: Enemy pods scattered all over the map. Split mechanoid scyther into scyther (close combat specialist) and lancer (fast sniper). Split tribal warrior into warrior (mid-range melee) and penitent (poverty melee, similar to drifter).
Rimworld Vegetable Garden Spreadsheet
Faction relations are now categorized as hostile/neutral/ally instead of just hostile/neutral. Allies will randomly send military aid and will respond to certain special requests.
You can now offer gifts to improve faction relations by using transport pods, sending caravans, or giving gifts to their traders. Gifts can be silver, items, or slaves. RimWorld has now sold over a million copies. Platinum status!This is a remarkably unexpected moment for me. The original Kickstarter only sought 1,000 sales, and that seemed like a lot.
This is crazy.Many thanks to all the players for buying the game, to Piotr Walczak, Ben Rog-Wilhelm and, to modders for making a that are,. Also to everyone who ever made a video about RimWorld, or streamed it, or just told a friend about it. And to those making and, to those moderating forums and chat channels, and everyone else bringing life into the community. I can’t thank you enough.Here’s hoping RimWorld and its community keep going strong for a long time to come.