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If you didn't start with all the resources you set for yourself its because you've filled up the available space around your spawn and the game cuts whatever didn't fit within this predetermined "spawn" area at random.
@Riscie42 ^Magik Spud^ what mods are you two running? If everyone else is getting things but you aren't it sounds like a conflict.
(i.e. if you start with 1000 each of 30 different items, you will get maybe 75% of them and I can't figure out how it determines how many and which ones, seems random).
the part about less bugs is irrelevant
all the pawn designer mods are buggy as fuck rn
the only advantage char editor has in that regard is that you can fix busted pawns using it easier
character editor is during generation too and so is pawn editor but pawn editor is still too young
and has some annoying bugs due to having no coder for a year
It's easier and better to use Character Editor. Less bugs, too.
You merely have to do most of the work after you drop onto the planet, assuming that you want a whole custom team.
Just spawn in as many pawns as you need via dev mode, open up Character Editor, customize them, and you're done.
It can even handle social and blood relations.
It's been the core of good rimworld patching since before 1.0
Just look for it in the top 10 subbed mods