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More Darklight Colours

This mod expands the range of colours considered to be darklights. In default Rimworld darklights are limited to a range of cyans. With this mod, you can have all the colours of the rainbow.

    
• Mod options reset to defaults with every game restart
  
• Maybe more (please report bugs if you run into them)
  
• Rimworld says it's not compatible with 1.5 even though it is

• Safe to (un)install with an existing save file
  
• This mod should be compatible with almost all other mods, since it touches something barely any other mod touches as far as I'm aware.
  
• It will cause a conflict if a mod relies on Rimworld's darklight calculating method (DarklightUtility.IsDarklight) being unchanged.
  
• It may cause unintended behaviour if another mod also wants to change the behaviour of DarklightUtility.IsDarklight. Most likely, this mod will override whatever another mod does, or another mod will prevent this mod from making a change (load order dependant)
  
• This mod will probably cause balance issues if used alongside another mod that adds more functionality to darklights beyond small mood buffs/debuffs.

Features/Fixes I hope to add before the heat death of the universe

    
• Make it so mod options don't reset to default values every time the game is restarted
  
• Maybe more

Added settings that can be changed in mod options. You can now set what the saturation limit is, and how much you hate primary colours.

Also removed a bunch of unnecessary files, reducing filesize of the mod.
Changed a > to >=, so that pure red/green/blue isn't erroneously classed as not darklight.
Release

Rimworld's original DarklightUtility.IsDarklight method returns false for any colour with a greater color.r value than either color.g or color.b. And then it would return true for any colour values where:

    
1. The red value is less than or equal to half of the largest between the green or blue values
   
2. The lesser of blue/green divided by the greater of blue/green is greater than 0.85

I used harmony (using a false-returning-prefix) to change this method so that the first check for more red does not exist, and return true for any value where:

    
1. The lowest of the 3 colour values is less than or equal to largest colour value divided by [elaborate maths involving the Saturation Setting]
   
2. The middle value divided by highest value is greater than or equal to [Anti-Primaryness Setting]