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There are also some modding helpers mods I created, but unless you are a modder, you don't use those.
The reason why this mod got into people's lists is RimPy. It used one of those tools to optimize loading speed, but forgot to remove deps of the tool. Combined with mod collection export feature of RimPy, RWLayout got into mod lists of many people who doesn't actually need it.
It is a framework, which does literally nothing by its own, but can be used to build mod GUI
I have changed nothing, merely restarted the game, and it broke.
But apparently this tool (or RimWorld?) have its own mistery bug. Basically, it is possible to make game to start without all mod assemblies loaded (with only *some*)
Without this mod, everything works fine
How is this possible?
<loadAfter>
<li>brrainz.harmony</li>
</loadAfter>
<loadBefore>
<li>Ludeon.RimWorld</li>
</loadBefore>
In the meantime users can setup a rule using RimPy or RimSort