From now on all new blueprints also contain art objects information. So in new ruins you will find much more storytelling pieces.
However, the tale-telling system in rimworld is very sophisticated, and it's almost impossible to store art tale as is (it would require at least to store the whole original world with all pawns, actions, stories, etc, which is, obviously, pointless).
So all stories are baked and used "as is", including original language. Keep this in mind when you find another statue and figure out that it's description is written in a language you have never seen before.

Added Mod Manager compatibility
Fixed several base uplaoding issues
Added time checks on startup process (you can see in a debug log how much time exactly uses the mod for starting up)
Updated Japanese translation, thanks to Proxyer.

Updated to Debug version by mistake

Added small ruins caravan encounter.
This is much more common event, and those ruins you can find while travelling are usually much smaller and have less valuables inside. There still may be some hostile inhabitants, but much less dangerous than in full-scale bases.

Blueprints data was moved to more suitable place. So the first run after update may take additional couple of minutes to transfer your current database. Don't worry, this will happen only once.
More important is that now you can manually download and add a subset of blueprints.
Instruction is here: https://realruins.blogspot.com/2018/11/real-ruins-blueprint-dumps-if-you-have.html

So, I've added a new quest type: abandoned base raid. On some reason previous colonists abandoned their home and now every faction wants to loot remainigs.

Read more details in the description!

Ruins quality: now there is a problem that many of players, while exploring the ruins, are claiming everything, and then their ruins are uploaded to the server as a source for new ruins. So the further we go, the more "ruins of ruins of ruins of ruins" we have. I have added a couple of ways to prevent such situations: not grabbing maps of special events, only maps with player's colonies. Ignoring too small maps, ignoring too empty blueprints. And the same is applied to already stored maps: if, while generating a ruins chunk, the mod decides that a blueprint is of low quality, it will delete it won't use anymore.

[Auto-generated text]: Update on 11/11/2018 3:15:50 PM.

I've added some sanity checks to prevent spawning too large blueprints, too small blueprints, too empty or too damaged blueprints.
Also now the mod loads random blueprints from the whole database, not just from the top of the list.

Now ruins density depends on proximity to settlements. As well as items inside the ruins.
Near to settlements ruins are much more dense, but contain much less valueable loot. Mostly wood, stone and your favorite beds.
Ruins generator density now tied to total ruins area. I.e. you can get 20 small chunks or 3 large spots for the same settings. This approach works only for proximity-based generation.
Ruins most likely won't spawn at all if you're further than 16 tiles of any settlement.
You can always switch back to the previous gereration scheme by disabling proximity based generation in settings.

Other fixes:
- removed animal sleeping spots to prevent gathering all wildlife around it
- added some checks to minimize ruins overlapping
- now ruins spawned inside of mountains can have rooms not buried with stone
- fixed quality modifiers generation. Less legendary beds, sorry.

Translations added and updated:
- Japanese, thanks to Proxyer
- French, thanks to jerlotrie

What was that noise? A squirrel? Oh, shi...

Now ruins can hold a mechanoid or feral surprise inside. Ruins dwellers won't attack your base, but will defend their home relentlessly.
Inhabited ruins percentage can be set up in mod preferences.
Look out!

Quickfix for initial settings.
This update fixes the bug when you get only floors by default.
If the issue persists, reset mod settings.