Hello, could you please help me? When I build a mine and set the order “mine silver forever,” no colonist goes there to mine, even though mining is their only priority. What could I do?

Спасибо дружище!!

And I think add Vacstone is not a bad idea too.

Could you add Obsidian?

@Azure
For example, what? Vacstone?

Could you please add the new ores from odyssey?

@Ivashca
steamapps\workshop\content\294100\1545681321\Defs\RecipeDefs\Recipes_Mining.xml
Look for steel, plasteel, etc. there. Change "10" to "100", for example.

Или хотябы скажи как я могу сам в своем моде изменить количество добываемых ресурсов на 200

@WexMan Or maybe just one mod, for 100 and for 1000, I would be very grateful to you, even this mod is my favorite of all the mods

@Ivashca
Unfortunately I don't understand programming to write Assemblies mods for RimWorld.
Only in Assemblies mods can you add what you ask for.

10 is not enough for me

Please friend, add a setting to this mod so that you can adjust the amount of resources mined, I want them to mine more))))

Important part is the save (and your mod) works again

@[1st MCRB] Silemm
Sad to hear, thanks for the feedback.

Yeah I figured it was not only the mines not yielding anything but also the butcher station, the stove, etc. So it was another mod, I just don't know which one, I took a batch of mods out

@[1st MCRB] Silemm
This may be caused by a conflict with another mod. This mod is very simple and should not normally cause conflicts.

My pawns are working on the mines yet it gives no yield

It would be cool if those buildings could be someone retextured into modern mines or futuristic

@Zomtime
Here is the hardcore version, maybe it will suit you better for the experience you are looking for

Noice, subbed

@Anny
Yes, bug is fixed.

Does this bug fix yet?? I dont want my bot to forever screw

To fix the problem of mechs not recharging and pawns not eating when they are mining, the following line needs to be inserted before line 17 in Defs\WorkGiverDefs\Work.xml:

<prioritizeSustains>true</prioritizeSustains>

When a biotech mechanoid mines in your mine, it will never be able to return to the charger to recharge.

@ShinUon.
Thank you.

can make new one with less OP?

Bug Report: The MiningSpeed stat is affecting mining yield instead of work speed.

This can be fixed by changing line14 of Recipes_Mining.xml from:

<efficiencyStat>MiningSpeed</efficiencyStat>
to:
<workSpeedStat>MiningSpeed</workSpeedStat>

i cant find te research

@Pasaway
At the moment jewelry support has been disabled because i have encountered some difficulties while trying to implement it as i am not a programmer. I hope to be able to solve the problem in the future.

@vreemdevince
Everything is exactly as Pasaway said.

Does "added support mod 'jewelry' " mean that mines can produce gems? I added this mod and mines to an existing game and don't see any gems added. I am wondering if I need to start a new game.

@Vreemdevince: Mining. Quick Tip: The mining operation seems to take the same amount of time per action, but faster mining speed seems to increase the amount of material produced per action.

Does the mine use the mining or drilling skill subcategory?

@Order Prerogative; @Sorta Nutty
Yes it is. The skill increases productivity, but the production speed does not change

@Order Perogative Speed seems to be always the same. Skill increases yield.

Or is mining speed converted into yield?

What type of job is mining in the mine? My miner mines stuff around the same time as someone with no skill. Yield is lower, but speed is similar.

@Wexman Thanks for the reply

@Naymy
For now, I'm in no hurry to update the "hardcore" version, due to lack of time and low popularity of the mod. If there is more time, I will add more development to the mod, and compatibility with other mods.

@Zadkhiel_TV
I don't play with Medieval Overhaul myself, so I haven't tested them for compatibility. But as far as I know, Medieval Overhaul changes the process of obtaining steel, hence the compatibility problems.

@TealDragonGaming
Now I understand what you meant.) If you say so, then it’s probably true. But this is already a feature of the game. Since the mine essentially acts as a resource generator. To answer your question, I don't think there's anything I can do about it.

Do you have plans of adding the "Hardcore" version of this?

Alternatively, could you make the research slightly different. You start off with the "Hardcore" mine, then you can research a better one which costs lots more research / end-game material. Love the mod btw.

I think your mine has issues meshing with Medieval Overhaul. It doesn't add the iron ore in at all, it does see the gold ore and plasteel ore. It doesn't see the silver ore, but it does let you just straight up mine the silver ingots.

@WexMan Thanks for the reply. I was noticing some wealth bloat in my colonies and tracked it down to this mod. (Unless my testing was wrong but this was the errant mod I found.) I was getting wealth value on the graph from items and no clue what it was from. After testing I found that slate/limestone/granite etc. chunks were adding it to my item value. I fired up a vanilla colony and they didn't. So I wonder if because you generate chunks now it tracks them as colony owned items. Or something. I'm not entirely sure. It's not a deal breaker but a nuisance I wanted to get to the bottom of.

@red10ish
I hope I can add resources from other mods sometime in the future...

@TealDragonGaming
Not sure I understood what you meant.

@lpseudonyml
I'm glad that the mod is useful and it's not just me who's happy.

Is there a way for mining resources from other mods such as the star trek & Xcom mods?? or can that be in future updates??

This mod seems to generate wealth from landscape chunks. Is this intentional or a side effect? It's only like 2 or 3 per chunk but it adds up after 1000s of chunks. My maps regularly start with 800+ scattered about.

Thanks so much for the 1.5 update, one of the oldest and bestest mods out there.