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As for the settings, putting it on either doesn't mean which injections it is. It means what the genes will count as, Germline or Xenogenes.
If you look at the picture showing an arrow pointing towards a rabbit. Top is Germline (inherited) bottom is Xeno (not inherited) normally when you inject or use the xenogerm in game it will count as Xeno, but my mod allows so next time you inject something in, it's Germline instead.
If I added an option to add both, you'll just have the same gene twice, one in Germline and another in Xeno. Did that explain it?
do i need to keep it unticked, to be able to inject xeno genes, and then need to tick it to be able to use endo genes? (if so can there be an option to "tick to enable all types of gene injections"
actually, what happens if a gene is in a gene pack which has more than 1 gene?
Its mostly a niche thing for very specific solo caravan runs I'm testing, but it had me wondering.