This is so confusing, I don't know what to do. What are we supposed to do with this kind of information, please? Should we delete duplicates and which one should we keep? Or we must do something else? I have absolutely no idea. For example, I have conflicts with a DLL because it's the same DLL used by different mods and of course located in different mod folders.

Hello Biship, Thank you very much for your tool, but it would be way more useful if you can make a better readme. Is there any way this tool can sort mods for best gameplay? Last edited by gamerqueen27 14 Apr, pm. I also find it a great way to find mods that alter more things than they say they do. It will tell you which mods change the same items - but it's up to YOU to disable any conflicting mod if you want. Please keep in mind some reading of the output file RCC. Updated with some optimizations and bug fixes. Plus, using a mod checking tool gave me Skyrim nostalgia, rarely a bad thing :P. My modlist for Rimworld is by no means large, but it's nice to know there are no problems. Thanks for this! Very good program, thx for it! I just find some modwhat caused me a sec 'lag' every sec thx again keep up the good work! That was easy to use and informative, a pleasant experience all around. A bunch of fixes and additional checks made. Features Checks for the same nameDef defined in 2 or more mods Lists all core game default nameDef's overwritten by mods Finds any DLL existing in 2 or more mods Identifies possibly corrupt or incomplete mods partially implemented Checks versions of all mods against the RimWorld version Lists mods load order also showing disabled mods See the ludeon forum thread for much more info. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.

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