
#Rimworld map editor mod
The latter has potential mod conflicts, unless you can find an unused collision group (layer11-layer15) and add that one to everything that can be placed. Non-collision can be done with an empty condition table on the item, or use an unused collision mask and add it to everything you don't want it to collide with. Using epcopy and copying out of map to create a new tile is recommend-able for this purpose (also if tile is to become an item). To place a tile over out-of-map, it must have no collision mask that matches out-of-map. Going from 0 to 31 seems to work (the upper left starting corners of the tiles). 5 to 31.5 avoids any potential boundary or rounding issues. A pink square will be on the mini-map if the character or something else active is in it. The chunk can be seen with Debug Settings (F4), always tab, option show-active-chunks, more than halfway down. The upper left corner is the "start" of a chunk (least x, least y). The above command will replace tiles in the chunk one above the player with refined concrete (-32 tiles in y from the current chunks corner). Thread.Code: Select all local my_map_gen_settings = )
#Rimworld map editor Patch

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#Rimworld map editor code

Steam mod descriptions don't use markdown, they use a form of BBCode.Your Preview.png must be under 1MB to upload to the Steam Workshop otherwise you will see "Error : Limit Exceeded".Owning it on Epic or GoG etc is not enough, both Steam and Tynan have confirmed this. If you want to upload your mod to the Steam Workshop you must own the game on Steam.Modding Troubleshooting Tips and Guides.Mods can add, remove or alter the content of other mods (including the Core mod) in the broadest sense of the word. A mod is a folder containing data the game reads/loads.
