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They do different things anyway.
The ghoul regen is just called "regeneration", (unnatural) is a stage label for severity.
It was actually all tended wounds, it's just that it tends bleeding cuts itself.
The bug relates to the old system for healing scars that should have been commented out but was still active. Scars and cuts should now heal at the same rate as other injuries.
In 1.5 they added actual regeneration. There's a hediff which has it and it's only used in anomaly and only on ghouls and the reward for clearing the monolith, and it has two set 'values' on the hediff but iirc only one of them exists because both ghouls and void touched or w/e it's called have the lower threshold. Maybe some temporary effect gives the stronger version with a duration but I've never seen it. It exists in the base game but nothing uses it there.
The 1.5 arachne rerelease uses the ludeon regeneration, for example.
this tho works like a charm^^ played around with it a bit
thank you! ok i´ll be sure to mention you+ChJees if i ever release anything with this built in
>yoink the assembly
The source is included, you can build your own with whatever changes.
There's a hardcoded base game regeneration mechanic in 1.5 anyway, though I'm not sure how it's limb regeneration actually works.
defName: RegenHealingFactor
description: Very fast wound and bodypart healing
It always seemed to appear at the very top of the list for me but I guess that's probably caused by mod order
I don't know but I've been told that genes can tick so you could tie the healing to that but it'd have to be the exact same healing for every geneholder. You could make a gene that adds a hediff when it activates and just use the same logic as this but I'm not sure what options you'd have for setting the severity.
Biotech stuff mostly operates on rimworld logic (and the attendant arbitrary cooldowns) and not 'just reduce the severity of your wounds every 20 ticks lol' rules so you're going to run into problems like deathless regeneraters who heal lost bodyparts so fast you can't harvest organs as quickly as they grow back still getting 7d regen comas for wounds they heal in like an hour.
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