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@March - The answer depends:
- I haven't yet looked into Odyssey DLC compatibility, as the core theme of Mousekins is medieval and pre-industrial tech and culture.
- Mousekins is compatible with Save Our Ship 2, in that the mice can wear SOS2 spacesuits (although they use the female body fallback textures)
- As for actual spacer-themed Mousekin content, I'll probably implement those as part of a separate add-on/sub-mod.
@carabiner - The Mousekin Race mod is primarily a HAR race mod, with Biotech DLC compatibility limited to an extremely barebones Mousekin xenotype. So yes, the only genes that the xenotype comes with are Fertile and the Mouse Voice genes.
I chose not to implement genes for ears/tails/etc., because Mousekins aren't supposed to cross-breed with humans or other races, and thus wouldn't pass such traits down to any offspring.
It sounds like you're trying to apply a Mousekin xenotype to a human race pawn...which really isn't how you're supposed to play with this mod.