joe swanson story

1.6能用，但还是希望大大有空能更新一下

Looks like this is working fine in 1.6

For those that keep having pawns try to take the wheelchair off when they actually need it to stay on: Make sure wheelchair is selected as allowed in their outfit. In fact, would probably make it easier as a whole to make an outfit specifically for them, name the outfit something obvious, and disallow it for everyone else. That way no other pawns are trying to equip it and they will keep it on unless they find one of better quality and attempt to switch.

I've had a pawn with a broken spine able to move once they are dressed with a wheelchair. The only issue is they keep trying to take it off once they can move again defeating the purpose.

Will this get updated?

version:1.5
Equipped wheelchair with dress patients,
enabled wheelchair in apparel policies,
permanent cracked spine,
manipulation 78%,
game still says cannot walk.
Help please.

+1 for tribal or medieval wheelchair. Walking cane also an excellent idea.

Timmy can now be unleashed.

vote for tribal wheelchairs or maybe walking cane

Can you add tribal tech wheelchairs too?

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how did you see if your clothing rules allows it ? I have the same problem about wheelchair taking off

You need the dress patients mod to equip it on paralyzed pawns. It count as clothing so make sure your clothing rules allows for it, or they will take it off.

my colonist takes the wheelchair off after putting it on. how do i fix this?

(pretends i've never done anything evil in my life) these will be used ethically

How do I equip a colonist with a shattered spine with the wheelchair?

Important for the heavy gun carriers ;)

the paralytic children yearns for the mine!
(and wielding machine-guns for the frontier)

@mr_mod10: What are you talking about? Children *need* these, so that they can wheel themselves at the enemy as human meatshields for the ones doing the work!

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Aaaah awesome!!! Thank you so much!

Yay! Thank you!

children dont deserve these, they must work in factories and coal mines to prove their worth until adulthood for the luxuries of life, thats if they live ofcourse

@Bick, you're welcome!

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