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In the info page The T3 servoskulls have skill level of 10 for crafting, building, cooking, etc.
And when crafting items they make "normal" quality items (which should be crafted by colonist with crafting level of 10)
But when it comes to building they have a much higher (10 times I guess) efficiency compared to even my 20 building level colonist.
<PawnKindDef Name="IG_SERV_PawnKind" Abstract="True">
<combatPower>10</combatPower>
<PawnKindDef Name="IG_SERV_PawnKind" Abstract="True">
<combatPower>999999</combatPower>
This is changing the raid value while active to +999999, so the storyteller will kick in your teeth.
Everything appears to be working on my end, for however much or little that may be worth
file, and then to the "Defs" file. After this, wander on over to the "ThingDefs" file, and click on the
"Races_QXIGC_Servitors" file, and open it with notepad. After this, look down (you shouldnt need to scroll) and find <race>, and if you look a little further down you should see a </race>
go ahead and create a new line right above </race>. In that line paste this section of code:
<mechEnabledWorkTypes>
<li>Hauling</li>
<li>Doctor</li>
<li>Mining</li>
<li>Firefighter</li>
<li>Cooking</li>
<li>Construction</li>
<li>Growing</li>
<li>PlantCutting</li>
<li>Smithing</li>
<li>Tailoring</li>
<li>Crafting</li>
<li>Cleaning</li>
</mechEnabledWorkTypes>
after that, make sure to hit save. If you have rimworld already running you will have to restart it.
Hope this helps you guys.
To implement the fix, you must go to your files explorer, then find your steam file. After this you must go and find your "workshop" file a little bit down the list. Next, navigate to the "content" file.
After you enter into the content file you must find the file labeled "294100" (why this isnt just labeled as rimworld for sanities sake I will never know). After this, scroll around till you find the file "724602224". If you cant find this file, uninstall this mod and reinstall it, and you should be able to find it using the "by date" filter.
https://gist.github.com/b1e2ec7b20cf4ff0a29d5ef12a194b53
also my Pawns are struggeling to get a "job" before the skulls take them, keeping them from leveling.