bro this mod is abandoned why tf people still commenting here in 2024 lmao heres the updated version https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2557145474

i cuold not find a 1.3 wersion does it even exist?

FUCKKKK NOT UPDATED, GET A JOB

Bruh why do you even clicked on the modpage? Just to complain? Man u sure have a sad life.

Most metals do not burn, they melt, only at high temperatures.
NONE of the metals in rimworld burn. dick

Someone skipped chemistry.
And English grammar.

1.4 fix you lazy kids
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2557145474

Why not officially integrate this mod into the game, who can stand such a violation of common sense burning. So please update it. I'm sorry to ask the author to do the task that should be completed by the official, but we really need it.

Heeeeeelp we really need this. I just can't stand burning steel :(

Heeelp usss, we need an update for 1.4

will this still work with 1.4?

update please?

@super_jqp well actually, while your answer is also correct you could have just said: Actually ALL metals are capable of burning. Metal fires are actually VERY dangerous since they are very hot and are hard to put out. try burning magnesium and then throwing it in water. it doesn't go out. Even titanium burns and it is actually a huge hazard for titanium refineries since titanium tends to EXPLODE.

When update to 1.3?

i wish this mod had not changed steel walls lol i would've used it

@super_jqp you build your walls out of thermite?

I'm sorry you are wrong. Sincerely yours: Thermite.

does this apply to walls and any else made of metal

Here's a 1.3 patch someone made: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2557145474&searchtext=metal+dont+burn

1.3vpls

Up 1.3 ?

What about vents?

I hear it works in 1.3 but I haven't tested it, personally this is one of my favorite mods when it comes to utility so i'll miss the lack of updates

@qwertyww that's due to the durability going from 300 - 600, so your original walls will still be at 300 (if they were undamaged) but have their max increased to 600.

As a heads-up, this will lower all items made of metal to 50% health when installing. Not sure why.

1.3 Patch: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2557145474

Mlie please

help my metal burned

Apparently this author is not maintaining their mods anymore, according to their post on a different mod.

Hey i'm sorry for asking as I imagine you're going to be getting this a lot but do you plan to update this mod to 1.3?

Any plans to officially update this mod to 1.3?

works fine in 1.3 as far as i know ;)

Does this work in 1.3?

I'm guessing this patches right? I mean, that's the biggest problem I have with mods in general, alot "overwrite" defintions, instead of "Patching Files" - and as a coder myself I know the difference: A "overwrite" REPLACES the vanilla values /permanently/. a "patch" will be something that can be added/removed between sessions, and uninstalls rather cleanly (as long as you don't do it mid-game)

what about steel vents? does this mod keep them from burning? Im trying to set up a steam based heating system.

Well maybe the raiders using jet fuel.

Air conditioning pipes sadly aren't stuffed and will still burn at a 100%...

@ELLIOTTCABLE - Rimatomics pipes etc. don't burn (0% Flammability) by default. Rimefeller sort of makes sense, since it's an oil pipe (100% Flammability). The stuffed pipes by Dubs Bad Hygiene simply use the values of the material it is made from, meaning wood will be 100% Flammability and steel 40%. With this mod, this changes to 0% Flammability, so that's not an issue and doesn't need to be patched.

I wonder if its possible to enhance this to generically cover all 'metals'? Is that a material tag the game uses?

I'm referring to how some recipes make use of 'any wood' or 'any stone'.

If the mod covered 'any metal' it would implicitly be compatible with any other mods that add new metal types without requiring patches (assuming the said mod didn't already make their metals non-flammable.

@Sebastian Cigar I'm obviously not the mod author, but in the description of this mod it says :

> "steel is more durable because... it's steel" (with screenshot below it)

So when you switched to this mod, basically all your steel structures doubled their HP, which explains why you needed to "repair" them. That wouldn't have happened if you had started a new game, for example.

Also I can confirm that "X-path patching" is better practice than overwriting vanilla "Def" structures.

hi!
been using "Metal Doesn't* Burn" (*sic) and found Metal Don't Burn. after downloading the latter, I remembered I already had the former installed, so I replaced Doesn't mod with Don't mod (urs), loaded a colony
all stuffed objects made of metal (plasteel chandelier, all Hygiene pipes, all steel walls, all vanilla wires too iirc) were now at 50%HP and had to be repaired. needless to say, this'd take days bc I have 25 FPS on a good, vegetation-less day so I dropped the idea of keeping ur mod for now even tho it has better graphics on its workshop page (ergo, it's cooler)
so, don't wanna come off as an a-hole but still, my questions are: was this supposed to happen? and what actually makes these two mods different? I've read in Doesnt mod's comment section it overrides diffs instead of patching them or w/e, Idk, I'm not a coder. I'm assuming, that's bad and ur mod doesn't do that?
thanks in advance, sorry for writing such a confusing message, I don't even speak English

+1 for ELLIOTTCABLE's request please.

I agree with the comment below!

May be out-of-scope — but any chance you could also patch, if installed, the metal pipes from Rimefeller / Rimatomics / Vanilla Furniture Expanded (Power) to also be non-flammable?

Good day!
Question incoming:
If a character is wearing armor (normal or power armor), is the chance of this character on fire reduced? There is a great GlitterTech mod that has an equally great Commandos faction. The bastards of this faction are armed with rifles, with a high level of arson of characters. I am looking for a way to overcome this injustice, maybe your mod will help. Sorry, I don't speak English well.

this include the steel doors?

What about another version included stone blocks.

Dear NECEROS,

Thank you.

Signed: The entire fucken rimworld community

No no no, its Chem fuel can't melt steel beams, or better yet. Chem fuel can't melt plasteel beams!