After that, we will go into mods that require actual coding (which is where most tutorials I've seen begin).īasically, I want to make the kind of guide I wish I had when I got here. The third will show how to create a new thing in Rimworld. The second part will show how to change some small trait in the game.

The first part will teach you how to make a barebones mod that will show up in your Mods window in Rimworld, but not actually change anything. I don't want to have to install MS Visual Studio and learn C# before I even have a basic proof-of-concept mod working - a 'Hello, World' project, like we say in programming.Īfter making my first mod, I decided to create a series of very short, easy tutorials, requiring no special programs, and introducing the most basic kind of mods before going forward to more complicated ones. &0183 &32 Mods are located in the Mods/ directory in your RimWorld installation directory I’m using the version I bought from the RimWorld website and extracted to /rimworld so that’s nice and simple. Hey there, I'm Oz, and I had a lot of trouble getting into Rimworld modding because I was unfamiliar with the tools, concepts and languages used in most tutorials, and I work better if I can start with something basic instructions that will give me fast and easy results. Modding Rimworld for absolute noobs Introduction

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