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One way would be to make a brand new mod that specifically targets and patches the floors in his mod.
Another way, as long as his mod still has the costs in an xml file where they usually are, you could edit his mod on your computer. Any workshop updates would constantly overwrite your changes though. So, to have this work you'd have to:
1) subscribe to his mod (likely you already are)
2) copy the mod to the manual folder
3) un-subscribe from his mod (now that you will be using a copy in the manual install mod folder)
4) find the xml file containing the costs of all that type of floor and change them to what you desire
5) activate that new version of the mod in Rimworld
Has anyone any idea what other mods change floor costs/specs? I have quite a lot of mods, but not many that change floors and none of them seem to be an obvious culprit.
Thanks