Latest XML Extensions update should have fixed any errors that this mod may have produced in the past

Wait this isnt a thing in vanilla?

still works on 1.5

Feels like a nice replacement for mental breaks, to be honest.

I tried this mod in 1.5, the screen keeps flashing and pawns all disappeared. No idea what happened. I checked the source of this mod, nothing but XML. Maybe this mod could be better implemented by C# scripts instead, for XML has no compilation stage telling you what's wrong in the new version.

Heyo, I checked it works in 1.5 might only need some re check on dev part but if you can't go without it, it's okay to have it enabled in your game

Will the mod be updated to 1.5 :)?

Hi, mate! Thanks for awesome mod. This is really good feacher. Could you please advise if you've tested it for 1.5?

Another should-be-in-vanilla feature, people never know they would need this until they stumble upon it. Awesome mod!

That immunity gain speed one is quite interesting. Adds a new mechanic making it more important to provide recreation sources for sick pawns. I like it.

Does this mod work well with other mods that add new jobs like Dubs Hygiene, Rimefeller or Nurse Job?
I understand it only affects the stats listed above. But does it break other game mechanics?

@magborg It does. I'm using this mod mainly to make my pawns move faster at all times (set move speed to 170% regardless of mood) and the raiders run fast as well.

I second the question from Thundercraft. Does this mod also affect the raiders? I think Thundercraft is starting that it doesn’t but i want confirmation. Does it affect the Raiders or not? That is the most important part to answer, then if not, can it be made to affect Raiders?

How difficult would it be to make it so Raiders also suffer a Move speed penalty if they are under a really bad mood - such as from seeing dead bodies everywhere and/or suffering from a debilitation psychic field? Doesn't that seems only fair...? (Raiders can suffer mental breaks. But, it takes a far worse mood than for colonists. Their threshold is much lower/higher.)

An even better version of Pep In Your Step? Heck yeah! Nice job, Imranfish.

I fixed the issue. I already unsubscribed and resubscribed, but your message made me realize that I never did the same for the XML framework. Somehow, I guess Steam did an incomplete update of the XML framework, and even though I knew the new update for that was somehow the problem, I completely missed the most obvious solution. Thanks for all your great work.

@Apocalypstic I'm not getting any errors on my end. Could you try unsubscribing, waiting 10 seconds, then resubscribing to XML Extensions? I've updated this mod and that one recently, maybe Steam didn't give you the latest version of the framework.

Getting an error log. Didn't get errors yesterday after the last update, so I suspect it's not directly linked to this, but rather to the XML Extensions framework which was updated even more recently, but I believe you maintain that framework as well so I thought I'd paste my error logs here since it seems more relevant.

https://pastebin.com/LdqE2DtM

It spits out the first few errors for each of the stats [Work/Move/Learn/Rest speeds, etc.], but I didn't include them since I felt like it'd be bloat considering they were all essentially the same, just with varying wording on the defname.

I do have Rocketman installed, which I know potentially interferes with a lot of mods, but issue persists even after having turned it off. Mod list remains unchanged from when Mood Matters was functional. If you'd like, I can make a log of all my installed mods.

Awesome mod! Like dub's hygiene, it just makes too much sense to not include now lol.

@Imranfish you are right, global work speed is not affected by mood anymore in the vanilla game. I never realised they changed it.

Cool! This sounds similar to but broader in scope than Dninemfive's Pep in Your Step (mood affects global work and move speed). The mod options are nice to have.

@DisKorruptd yes there are!

are there mod settings to change the minimums and maximums? like, if we feel like work speed should be faster at it's maximum, or if we feel like rest rate should be 100% at minimum

@Oken in Rimworld's XML, I only see a modifier for light. Unless it's in the C# code, I don't think mood affects it in vanilla

global work speed was already affected by mood iirc, but the others are a nice addition.