@Shinzy: Yay, that's great to hear!
I will look at this when I'm back from vacation, so in like 2 weeks at the earliest. Basically, if I still have the steam by then. :^)

@Solarius Scorch
If you would be willing to make the patch then I'd be very happy to include it!
(I've been incredibly burnt out by RW modding and can't muster much higher effort currently!)


P.S. I'm still very huge fan of your Xcom files mod for openXcom!

Some items overlap with Vanilla Apparel Expanded. Would you be interested in patching them out? I can help.

really awesome mod. textures could be better but beggars cant be choosers. Great work!

@Halicade thank you! I do believe it's fixed now

Hello! I get an error when clicking on the Tinkering bench. Log below
https://gist.github.com/HugsLibRecordKeeper/278ac714f7a554b4e1da8d746a5fd798

Are they available as quest rewards too? I would like to have some of high grade, either excellent or above, I've only seen such qualities with traders and quest rewards, I still would like to be able to craft the googles tho. Thanks for replying tho!

@eeveecator all the eyewear are just looted from raiders (or bought from traders)

Is there a way to craft the ArchNem Ski googles? I just got them drop, not sure when or what dropped them but they were just laying there impervious to deterioration in my harbinger tree's stockpile zone and I wanna make some for my pawns, but can't find the recipe

@Futstub Some errors might pop up from any pawns/buried/dead bodies etc wearing things and it's best to make sure you don't have any bills in workbenches before you uninstall
But I don't think it should be massively gamebreaking to do midgame

Ok, bummer, all the apparel doesn't count as apparel for LTS maintenance either...

This should be good to uninstall mid playthrough, righ?

Man, I really like the items in the mod, but the implementation is meh.
Everything counts as clothes for nudists (like eyewear) and there is a neolithic tech for the tribal wear. Some of it is worse than the normal tribal stuff, but it takes half a tech tree to get there...

Could some more neck protection be patched onto the added apparel? I'm almost certain that if a plain button down is enough to protect the neck, surely a long coat, poncho, bandit scarf or a union suit should be capable of providing that same protection. If its a balance thing, then I'd be fine with it, but I think it'd give more purpose to these dope clothing if more parts were covered

@5H0 It's still a violation of the Geneva convention though...

Quick update! eyewear should now all be on the EyeCover layer (And after thinking about it I do believe that entire layer was likely added with one of the more recent dlcs, none of which I own as I've not played the game since royalty)

I did notice while doing lil testing that you can now plop glasses on top of your full head helmets too which can look a bit silly in some cases

No, I just checked the latest version still has the wrong layer, (So I was probably thinking of different change to all the hats/eye body part group or something similar, It has been a while!!) I'll have to change that on the weekend

Thank you again for pointing it out

I wonder if I managed to be using an old version or something then?

TKTom thank you! I thought I had fixed that already when it was changed way back when but clearly not

Is it intended that sunglasses can no longer be worn with hats or is this because the Layer hasn't been updated to EyeCover?

I'm not sure exactly why this has changed (in the base game) but it seems that apparel worn on eyes now conflicts with Upperhead, if its on the same layer (Overhead.)

In my game I've applied this patch and the eyewear now acts how it used to:

<Operation Class="PatchOperationReplace">
<xpath>Defs/ThingDef[@ParentName="EyegearelloBase"]/apparel/layers</xpath>
<value>
<layers>
<li>EyeCover</li>
</layers>
</value>
</Operation>

@graublau Thank you!

Got it working again \o/ not sure what the issue was though, since I just redid everything, just wanted to report, so people know it does work :D

No problem, thank you for this great mod, I used it lots already ^^ if I do find out what exactly it clashes with I'll report, I'm testing out mods atm anyways

@graublau sorry, This is a very simple mod (With an even simpler creator! ) so I don't really know what it could possibly be clashing with. The error message is of no help to me either I'm afraid :/

I'd love to use this mod again, but somehow it clashes with one of my other mods or something :( not sure what it is, because the game won't properly launch with it active, just goes to title screen, with game cursor, but without buttons or anything. I do get a message in the RimSort console though, maybe that helps:
qt.gui.imageio: libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile
Setting breakpad minidump AppID = 294100
SteamInternal_SetMinidumpSteamID: Caching Steam ID: 76561198036458986 [API loaded no]

@Narlindir the red cross fits much better, considering the game this mod is for.

using the the red cross is a violation of the geneva convention btw
just make it green or blue instead

thank you

thank you

1.5!

1.5

most likely yes at some point!

Are you going to update it to 1.5 ?

@Devestatio, Thank you but that would be SO much work to modify all the textures to fit (You could potentially speed the process up by using a transform tool in your art program of choice)

I cannot really point to any tutorials either, but lucky for you the files are extremely simple to modify! they're just png files
All you need to do is locate the mod folder (Steam/steamapps/workshop/content/294100/ "ID of the mod") You can see the mod's id number on the top of steam's window, there's an url with id=number

Step 1 - Find both mod's files
Step 2 - Copy Apparello folder and move it to 'Steam/steamapps/common/RimWorld/Mods' and rename the folder
(This is to make the mod local, so you can freely modify it without worry)
Step 3 - Find the body textures of the other mod to use as a template to match the clothes over (I recommend using layers!)
Step 4 - Do not despair at the amount of work you see ahead of you
Step 5 (optional) - Try not to cry
Step 6 - Cry alot
Step 7 - Profit!

@Shinzy Hi there, love the clothing in your mod, would it be possible to add compatibility for [SSR] Beatutiy Body please? https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2985408740&searchtext=body Or point me in the direction of a good video tutorial showing how I could do it myself ? Thanks in advance :) <3

I like the gear, but damn, we need an overhaul on the graphics.

Thanks @shinzy, found it

@Scott, The recipe should appear on the 'Tinkering bench' which you can build after researching 'Apparel augmentation'

Wondering where the shielded coat or wanderers coat can be crafted and if it still exists in the mod, can't seem to find it.

@Hazzikaze it's actually a reference to the game Cave Story, and the hat itself is modeled after the main character's hat!

Is the War-Engineer's Comm-Link's description a reference to The Core (2003)? If so, that is completely awesome, and I'm glad I caught it.

Sorry to see it only being available on 1.4, but thanks for keeping the older versions up on the forum, as I downloaded the 1.3 to keep using for my save.

Thanks so much for the update and all your hard work!

Okay, I understand then I'll just try it out. Much appreciated my friend!

Ah, thank you LS, the patch isn't maintained by me and I haven't used CE in years now
As far as I recall there were some hats that didn't work properly with CE and you could wear several at the same time

So it shouldn't be gamebreaking in the sense that the game won't work
(I'll remove the comment about the patch since it's out of date)

Regarding the CE-patch, it says it's 1.3. How do I go about this? Will there be problems if I don't patch it?

I'm glad you figured it out Again apologies for the inconvenience!

Okay I managed to figure it out, very simple, even I could do it. Thanks for making this mod, used it for years and years; it's one of my absolute favourites.

Kinda gutted this no longer works for 1.3. I'm so bad with technology I don't think I'd be able to work out how to unzip the file and find the Rimworld Mods folder. :(

I messed up the backwards compatibility when updating to 1.4 (because of idiocy!)

Anyhow it was easier to update 1.2 version to 1.3 than try to recreate the backwards compatibility for the steamversion here, Sorry!
Here's a link to the Ludeon forums apparello thread, you can grab 1.3 version there
Unzip the file and drop the Apparello folder in your Rimworld Mods folder

https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=5085.0


Apologies for the inconvenience!

is there a 1.3 version we can use? I can't update to 1.4 because several of my mission critical mods don't work well in 1.4 yet.