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...Any hope of someone releasing a 1.4 version?
Actually, has anyone tried to use this in 1.4 to see if it still works (despite the version difference warning)?
Could not resolve cross-reference to Verse.ThingDef named CorpsesAnimal (wanter=thingDefs)
It does seem to work fairly well, though I haven't tried it on animal corpses as of yet. Doesn’t seem to be a spelling error as much as a reference error. I’m doing this for fun so there’s a limit to how far I’ll dig but it seems that the term is spelled right, I’ve seen it used in other code, but somehow whatever tells this code to access other code, like a header, simply didn’t pick it up for some reason. I could get the rest of the changelog, but that part seemed to be the only important bit. The rest was more internal workings of how things broke not the why of them breaking.
By the way love the mod. Totally makes the game funner.
Found a description of the error type at.
https://www.rimworldwiki.com/wiki/Modding_Tutorials/Troubleshooting
Maybe it's related to some misspelled "ingredient" for training benches?
Cheers!