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That's probably just github's nonsense with the file naming since its technically the main branch of the repository. Clicking the green code button and download zip is exactly how you get a copy, so you did it right. The actual folder name shouldn't matter.
Try and imagine being forced to use it. There's a reason I avoided using github until now it can be very obtuse.
When it comes to manually installing mods you have to unzip them and be careful you don't end up having the mod's folder under another folder otherwise they won't work. The folder structure should look like this. Then just enable it as you normally would. If you run it from a local copy though you'll have to unsubscribe from the workshop entry otherwise it'll confuse itself about which copy to launch. Alternatively you can simply replace the workshop files with the ones from the github.
/Rimworld/Mods/FSF Complex Jobs/(lots of folders 1.6, About, Textures)
It really shouldn't do that since it should identify the mod based on the steamid in the published file. Then again Rimpy is really starting to cause issues now since its old and unmaintained. You should switch to Rimsort, it's being actively developed and it won't throw false issues and warnings due to outdated information.
I'm aware its quite widespread but with the amount of "it's only your mods" comments you'd think steam is personally targeting me. Based on Mortagon's comment I'm wondering if this isn't somehow related to different game branches. Either way hopefully steam fixes this issue its extremely annoying for users and myself.
Steam shenanigans, if you can't get it to not screw up the download grab a copy from the included github link.
Github + local mod fixed it up though :)
It seems to happen an annoyingly large amount lately. I think the bulk of it is because I tend to release frequent updates when I actually do modding so its causing steams issue to repeatedly trigger. You will get issues if you have both available as they both have the same packageid. Either unsubscribe from the workshop version or simply replace the workshop files with the ones you downloaded from github.
That's just steam being stupid again. There's a github link in the description near the bottom if you have issues.
That's unfortunately a steam issue and there's nothing I can do to fix it beyond offering some suggestions to hopefully force steam to download it properly. It's why I finally caved and threw it up on a github for people.
Thank you for the kind words. Also once again people should check the mod settings menu. Splitting Hunting and Fishing was added quite a while ago as a mod setting when it was first requested.
https://github.com/FrozenSnowFox/FSF_Complex_Jobs
You might want to check under the mod folder /1.6/Frameworks/XML Extensions and see if the files are there. With steam having issues I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't even download them. In that case you can try resubscribing or verifying the game files.
People keep asking that. Does nobody check the mod settings? I added it after the first time it was requested.
Unfortunately that doesn't work for everyone which is why I've been suggesting manually deleting the files and wiping the cache. A lot of people have had success doing those things. Although I myself had this exact issue with a mod yesterday and after waiting a short while steam fixed itself.
@Yanser
This mod is entirely xml based and has no code. Any perceived performance issues is a result of the tasks themselves which this mod simply reorganises. It just becomes more visible with tools like Dubs Anaylzer because the performance heavy tasks aren't buried under everything else. If anything this mod should increase performance somewhat because you can turn off a large part of the work tab and order things in way that pawns look through less tasks before finding a job.
1. right click Rimworld > Properties > Installed Files > Verify integrity of game files
2. if using Rimsort: click the Refresh button
There's some advice about restarting steam, deleting files or clearing cache, but these either don't work or put all the mods in a weird state that caused some other frustrations.
hope this helps others until Steam get's their act together.
It's an issue with steam for whatever reason, I had the exact same problem earlier with Mad Skills Plus. Although in my case it actually fixed itself simply by waiting a while.
Also added rimworld folder to my virus exception. No issues with every other mod. It's really weird. Never had an issue with your 1.5 versions.
There's a setting for that in the mod settings.