Yay, thank you! the original is so tiny... I missed this mod, too

gotta say thanks for updating this. I have really missed it! lol

thanks!

Version 1.6.1
Small change to when settings are applied

Update to 1.6
Removed HugsLib dependency
Reworked settings accordingly

thanks for your mod any plan for 1.6 update?

Agree, we need 1.6
(By the way, it is good work, I really love your mod)

pls1.6

love the mod, been using it, will it be updated to 1.6?

amazing mod, tyvm!

Sorry, but hiding colonists is beyond the scope of this mod - beyond what I intended to do with it, at least

this mod is exactly what i needed, thank you!

I second midnightwave's plea for the ability to hide colonists on the bar. Please, and thank you ahead of time.

yes, please add the ability to hide colonists on the bar, that would be great for city colonies

Any possibility you can add "hiding" colonists as well.

Again, this is the only mod I had installed, idk what happened but it could just be my PC is terrible, I started a new save and it seems to be fine now

Works fine for me, not sure what may cause it for you. Do you have any other mods that modify the colonist bar?

so, experiencing a bit of a problem, I don't know if it has something to do with your mod or not, but I have a large colony, and I believe there would've been a second row with the next person, however, the bar just vanished and no amount of settings I change within the mod helps, the colonist bar is just gone, anyone else ran into this?

P.S. this is the only mod I have that messes with the colonist bar.

I really needed this kind of mod. Thx!

Yo omg didnt know this thx so fucking much

It's a base game feature: just right click and drag to change the colonist order

Can you change the order of the colonosts and if yes, how?

thank u :3

Every mod affects performance.
This mod's impact should be very minor though

does this affect performance?

nice mod

RimSort complains about a HugsLib dependency, even though there's none shown here -- does it need Hugs or not?

Mentioned in Best Mods • Vanilla UI collection.

Version 1.5.0
No functional code changes -- tested and was working without issues

1.5?

hello, could i request a feature? i would really like a minimize option then when minimized its just a little gizmo with some basic overview info, ie the number of idle, injured, drafted colonists, and maybe number of mental breaks and low mood or something. that way if you have a lot of people in the colony you can have a larger colonist bar but only when you need it (sorry for repost i accidentally deleted my comment)

His rewrites the most of the bar's code to make it preform better especially with larger colonies.
Along with pawns per row and row count, his shows various mood and relationship status. So the only thing your does that his doesn't is the offsets and margins, which still worked.

Two mods modifying the same thing can certainly cause issues.
It's usually mod conflicts when things don't work without there having been any game or mod updates tbh.

Hope it works fine for you now!

I think I found the issue: I have "Owl's Colonist Bar (dev)" mod as well which does the same thing as your mod. Forgot I had it in my list.

After more fiddling I found that the offsets and margins settings are the only ones that do anything.
Even after a full game restart.

My mod list is large (314 as of today) and I added this mid play through.

So the "amount per row" settings aren't changing anything. I set max per row to 12 (from 20) and I have 16 pawns, but a second row wasn't made. I have 5 other pawns in a caravan (total pawns is 21), would that affect it?

Does it need a game restart for changes to take effect?

Was just looking for a mod like this. Thanks

Awesome! Thanks for your effort~

Version 1.4.3
Reduced mod size by removing git-, obj-, & .vs-files, etc.

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@bolphen
Finally got around to doing it, sorry it took so long!
I went with moving the mods to a different folder and copying all relevant files via a batch-script.
Also excluded the .vs-folder - it includes settings like currently selected configuration (Release/Debug), but it also can get quite big, so...eh.
Reduced the mods to less than 1 MB each.

No problem :)

Btw I'm not sure what is the most common way to do it, but you could set up another directory elsewhere with git, and use .gitignore to exclude the obj folder (you are already doing it for github), and then clone/sync it to the Mods folder.

Ah, how did I not find that! That's good to know. I remember trying different things to get that dll to not be included, but it never worked. Guess that gives me reason to go through my mods and finally get rid of Harmony. Don't get why this exclude option is not available from Visual Studio itself and instead requires messign with the project file...
Anyway, thank you!

Now I just need to figure out how to specifically exclude certain folders from the workshop upload...

Also you mentioned Harmony being automatically added to the output folder. I believe the solution is to add the "ExcludeAssets" tag for Harmony

<ExcludeAssets>runtime</ExcludeAssets>

See here [learn.microsoft.com].

I'm not 100% sure, but I think including the Harmony dll makes the game use that particular copy for the mod, instead of the user-installed version of Harmony, which could be more updated. Also manually deleting it doesn't seem to cause any issues.

As for the source file: I'm not talking about the source code (in fact as a fellow modder I really appreciate it when mod authors include them), i'm talking about the obj folder, which contains a bunch of temporary files generated during the compilation that are completely useless for users.

With these deleted the mod folder is well under 300kB, instead of 7.7MB as listed. Of course a few MB itself is not an issue, but that accumulates the more mods you install.

Anyway, I'm not trying to pick a fight here, just giving my opinion. You decide of course what to do with your mods :)

As far as I can tell, there's no way to remove Harmony from being put into the output folder automatically - you may correct me if you know how to do so. It should not make any difference if its there or not, unless you haven't downloaded the Harmony mod itself.

The source files are included because it allows people to see what the mod does, use the code etc. Especially because I've stopped using GitHub due to them forcing two-factor authorization.

But I guess if people are really concerned about a few MB while games these days often times take 100+GB, I'll just remove the source files whenever the next DLC drops and I need to update all my mods.

Very nice mod. Works perfectly with my avatar mod .

Just want to make some suggestions on distributing:
- You don't need to include the Harmony assemblies (as instructed in the Readme [github.com])
- You should probably not include the files from Source/obj; it's making your mod unnecessarily huge in size.

No, sorry.

does this mod have the ability to reposition the colonist bar? like i want it to be on my left side screen instead of top center

It uses HugsLib for the settings, which stores the settings of all mods using it in:
[USER]\AppData\LocalLow\Ludeon Studios\RimWorld by Ludeon Studios\HugsLib\ModSettings.xml

DO NOT DELETE THAT FILE, otherwise all settings of mods using HugsLib will be gone!
Settings for Colonist Bar Adjuster are found in that file under the "ColonistBarAdjuster"-tag.