You will get the list of all the Hediffs or Health Differences that your pawn has now you simply need to click the one you want to get rid of, that’s all. There are bottoms at the top of the screen, so you just select the fifth from the left, called ‘Open Debug Actions Menu’, then under ‘Tools’ - ‘Pawns’ select ‘T- Remove Hediff’, and click your pawn. How to Remove a Medical Condition with Dev Mode If you delete the whole Config folder (which will be recreated afterwards), you will loose your settings, knowledge base and mod list. You need to delete the single file only - ‘DevModeDisabled’. To get there, you need browse through the file manager with the “show hidden files’ option enabled, or just use Start+R, then type %appdata%, then go one level up (or back from the Roaming to AppData), then ‘LocalLow’ > Ludeon Studios > Rimworld by Ludeon Studios > Config.

How to Re-enable the Dev ModeĪfter enabling the Dev Mode for the first time, a file called ‘DevModeDisabled’ is created in the config folder - this folder is not in the same place where the game install files are - you can find it in ‘Drive:/Users/User/Appdata/LocalLow/Ludeon Studios/Rimworld by Ludeon Studios/Config’. You can check the full list of its options here. This is sort of a “cheats” tab, since it allows you to recreate any condition for your colony, such as attack, threats, etc. With it you can customize the interface and the information output. You can create def files with it right in the game, which means redefining the functions, which can be helpful in mod creation but requires some knowledge. It allows you to browse through the whole game’s log, which contains all the actions, and under each action there are functions that detect errors. You simply need to tick the “developer mode” line in the game’s settings. To spawn the stuff you need, use “Try to place Stack of 75 near”. To disable it, just click on the skull again. The “spawn pawn” trait allows you to spawn the animal you want you can tame the animal with the “Tame animal”, etc.Īlso there is a white skull among those 9 icons - this is “God Mode”, and clicking on it gives the ability to build for free. If you want to remove a trait, use a text editor to open your save file and remove the trait manually. You can choose “Give trait”, select the trait you want, and then click the tile where your pawn is present to give the trait to them. When you enable it, there are 9 icons at the top the middle one is what we usually want to use. It allows you to see what’s there in the game without doing all the research and actually playing it (or walking through it). The Developer Mode or Dev Mode in short is a tool for testing the game and its mods.

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