Subscribe to download
GlitterWorld Prime 0.19 [Obsolete]

PSA: I released a successor: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2793033850

The new mod code has been released tonight,

B19 and 1.0 will now share the same code base and so I will be removing the 0.19 mod from Steam in the next few weeks.

The 1.0 mod page has been renamed to just "GlitterWorld Prime" and will become the new mod for all future versions of the game now that RimWorld supports multiple mod versions in the same file.

The B19 mod on Steam will be updated this one last time to the same have the updated code but the page text will be updated pointing people to the new mod page.

I'll let you all know when the new mod code has been uploaded and the server maintenance is finished.

B18 support is going away completely tonight, so anyone using it won't be able to connect to the Server anymore.

I've probably broken some shit so be sure to let me know if something doesn't seem right.

By popular demand, GWP now has a Discord server:
https://discord.gg/NBMGM8b

Yep, there is already a 1.0 version uploaded. Subscribe to it :)

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1515843333

1.0?

@Lyna for me to investigate, please create an issue on the tracker and upload the output_log.txt

Thanks :)

Attempting to place more than one order in a short amount of time will result in either not getting the first order or simply not getting any of the orders. I've had numerous issues placing multiple orders in a time frame of 1~2 ingame days and not getting one or the other ever delivered.

Thats too bad, lambda is super picky and kinda has to be written for making quick connections to whatever you use as a backend as a global scope. Its been a fun learning experience changing from a classic MVC developer to functional as hell programming

The API was written in Python :)
I had an experimental version that I've tested on AWS API Gateway and Lambda but it doesn't look very feasible and is quite slow.

How did you implement this? This seems like a super great canidate for aws lambda