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I put the log note in a discussion
No idea. When does it happen? 1.5 or 1.6?
@moo
When enabled it tracks a number of health aspects on pawns via a high performance scheduling system.
Depending on a number of hidden factors pawns can develop health issues related to aspects such as cardiovascular health. Various genes and bionics can mitigate or entirely negate aspects. For example, replacing your heart with a proper bionic heart will provide you with perfect cardiovascular health.
@Kc
Mostly, yes. The last gif is Unagi's facial animation retexture.
From an earlier reply:
It is a prototype aging system which is off by default, excepting some aging genes which turn it on for that particular pawn.
Think of it as "Time Kill", except a bit more advanced and without being a literal death-clock (pawns still die to preventable causes and you can make someone immortal via bionics).
The race exists, but the framework itself won't spawn them.
Big & Small Genes has a genes that apply said races. Those genes are also the easiest way to get hybrid races like 4-armed centaurs with wings, etc.
Should be fixed now.