- Welcome at the GitHub page of the troubleshooting guide for the Ludeon Studios game RimWorld.
- For references to make a RimWorld mod you can go to RimWorldMod for more information how to use the mod template.
- Also make sure to replace the links so they match your personal profile/username/modname/repo-path for the dynamic buttons.
- Please see the Acknowledgement section below for important information and thank word.
- Please go for more information to the wiki pages https://github.com/Chunnyluny-RimWorld-Modding/troubleshootingguide/wiki/Hompage-troubleshooting-guide
Creation date of this document: 23-01-23 - Current March/April 2024
Hey there! So, I decided to make this guide or kind of cheat sheet for folks who are scratching their heads trying to get their modded RimWorld games to work or just want to dive into the modded side of RimWorld. Who's going to find this handy? Well, if you're new to the whole modded RimWorld scene or even if you've been mucking around with mods but can't figure out why things aren't working, this document is for you. I've thrown some thoughts in, about my own modding adventures. Plus, if you're itching to try your hand at making your very own RimWorld mod, I've got some tips on that too.
Now, I know there's a RimWorld modding wiki out there, but this wiki is getting updated to stay up to date with the upcoming 1.5 release. A bunch of what I'm talking about comes from bits and bobs picked up from the RimWorld Discord server. Oh, and make sure to check out Part 9; it's packed with links that are actually useful.
Go here for the Troubleshooting guide
Find your external mod manager tool described in the document here:
Portions of the materials used to create the guide are trademarks and/or copyrighted works of Ludeon Studios Inc. All rights reserved by Ludeon. This document is not official and is not endorsed by Ludeon.
If you want to give feedback, there are two ways: You can either provide feedback directly on the document itself, or if you have a lot of feedback, post it on the discussion page. Thanks to all who contributed to this troubleshooting guide. It's on my GitHub page, with its license. Even if I decide to stop in the future, the work can be continued in the future. I also appreciate it when you mention this guide, to spread more knowledge. https://github.com/Chunnyluny-RimWorld-Modding/troubleshootingguide
Thank you for being part of the RimWorld community! I hope you can enjoy this document and troubleshoot your game with great success!
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