yeah i can imagine why you would drop support for it everyones moving on now lol. thank you for the update on 1.5 though. im still sticking with 1.5 until, as i said, until all the mods i used are updated to 1.6. which i would imagine wouldn't be to long from now

Fixed compatability with 1.5, sorry about that. Also backported all the new stuff to it. Dropped support for 1.1-1.4.

1.6 update pls

alright so i had to go through a whole ass process. sadly i noticed some of the other nukes are missing which is kinduh a bummer but eh. but if you're having trouble with the new update on 1.5 which is what im staying on until everyone mostly updates everything i use. heres the process

1.save your current session.
2.uninstall mod
3.load game back up and save.
4.reinstall mod and reapply in "mods" tab in the rimworld menu
5.load save with mod installed.

some of these steps may not be necessary but this is what worked for me

1.5 seems to broken i will see what i can do to fix it

ah so the update kind of broke the mod i see. i was wondering why my nukes were not going boom when i fired them i'll be sure to verify files hopefully that helps

It's fixed now, thanks for the updates.

Nope, I subbed to this one, but it still says it's 1.5 in the list in game. I don't have a local copy or anything so uh...

The mod works, I think, but it's a yellow blob in the mod list. I did verify files and all that.

Maybe verify your files; that update shouldve landed some days ago.

In-game it still says this mod is 1.5 for some reason.

New fusion bomb explosion effects!
https://minio.plasmatrap.com/plasmatrap/assets/761cb077-3247-4f53-b341-a000fedc8046.mp4

oh sweet thanks
world destruction here i come lol
i have been using VFE - Security's Artillery to fire nukes so happy to hear dirty bombs will do huge damage now

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The radiation system now uses a proper progressive hediff with numbers and worse symptoms at higher values, rather than having multiple.

The dirty bombs cause 4x as much pollution as the other ones. This *will* cause an incredible amount of pollution, just be careful because they dump just as much radiation as pollution.

Update: HugsLib dependency is now gone. Enjoy actually using the mod.

reworked radiation hediff
does this mean that dirty bombs make more toxic marks on the land when dropped i would love it to have a way to mass drop toxic bombs and have the tile converted into a toxic wasteland

Yes. There's an updated one on the workshop, the official one still hasn't updated.

At some point I want to replace it, but it's been years since I was actually creating mods, so it's what I know.

buglibs lol

does this need hugslib still?

Beta 1.6 release out! All new detonation effects, reworked radiation hediff, fully refactored code to not suck anymore. Tell me any feedback.

can't wait to use this mod with the 1.6 gravships going to be dropping nukes on all the little tribal people rofl

How does the radiation work? I've dropped enough dirty nukes to glass the rim, and I haven't noticed anything odd happening.

me and my fellow north Koreans we are proud of this

looks interesting, although maybe make it cause fires or something for extra oomph? As it stands it doesnt look very 'nukey'. The damage it causes is good though just not the visual in my opinion.

I don't like this mod it gives enemies something that can kill me normally I'm the only one that can bombard them with nukes but they can with this i rather just use rimatomics

Not as far as I'm aware, and yes.

couple questions-

1. Does it conflict with toxic gas mod?
2. can it be added mid save?

is there a re-texture that works with this mod?

@schmitt.timo2009
SRTS and Vehicles Expanded for bomber aircraft

Vanilla Expanded-Security has artilery that can target distant world tiles, both to support your own raids (with precision targeting on other maps) or simply wiping other setlements with enough firepower applied (anyone besides tribals can decide to shoot back). I think chance of destroying settlement is linked to blast radius of a shell- the bigger radius, the higher chance of destroying it.

You don't. They have to be found.

how to make antigrain warhead?

Could you add an IED of the dirty bomb? And maybe remote charge versions of all of them, like the ones from VFE Deserters?

You're describing SRTS Expanded. :3

is there any mod that allows to fire these nukes at other bases with a conon or drop them like from aircraft

youre gonna get some errors in the console when loading the save, but yeah, this mod doesnt really do anything deep

is it safe to get rid of mid game?

these are mortar shells

name of the gun that you have to use for the nuke

hi, you guys know any mod that adds armor/clothes that shield against the radiation from this mod's weapons?
btw, thanks for the awesome mod!

Rimatomics shouldn't interfere with anything here, though the Rimatomics nukes are a lot stronger than the ones in this mod lol

We shall live forever more, we can start a nuclear war!

Does this mod work with Rimatomics?

you are kek

i have no house and i must scream

Instead of radiation you should have just took advantage of the pollution feature in the game. Although I guess that does nothing for anyone without the DLC but still.

For some reason the radiation system isn't working

Is there a way to know the range of the radiation of each shell?

Thanks for the reply! Much appreciated :)

The bombs don't deploy their nuclear payload when they arent shot as a shell, yeah.
Didn't find a way to trigger the effects when they're not an actual projectile with Harmony, sorry.

Edit: The bomb also leaves no pollution, despite the Biotech DLC being enabled. Maybe the bombs behave differently when exploding in storage rather than being shot out of a mortar. Which currently doesn't work, sadly

Are those nukes supposed to damage buildings? Because they don't really seem to do that. I set a fusion bomb off by laying a fuse with a fuel trail (from the Rimefeller Mod) between a few enemy buildings made of wood, and the blast wave just blew through the alleys while leaving the walls around it (at a distance of like two building squares) pretty much unharmed. Is that by design?