ProxyHeat

Mod, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4


What's this do?This will allow temperature sources to warm you up or cool you down regardless of if they’re in an enclosed room or not. In the real world, you don’t need to have an enclosed space in order to cozy up around a campfire and prevent hypothermia. In most cases it's a bit unnecessarily tedious and illogical needing to build walls, a roof, maybe a door around your heater/cooler just to e...

Author: LoggerC4

Created: 17 Jan, 2021 @ 2:40pm

Updated: 16 Nov, 2022 @ 10:40pm

Subscribers: 93368


Size (unpacked) : 1.747 MB

What's this do?
This will allow temperature sources to warm you up or cool you down regardless of if they’re in an enclosed room or not. In the real world, you don’t need to have an enclosed space in order to cozy up around a campfire and prevent hypothermia. In most cases it's a bit unnecessarily tedious and illogical needing to build walls, a roof, maybe a door around your heater/cooler just to even slightly feel the effects.

As long as it provides a comfortable enough temperature to help lessen their hypothermia/heatstroke, your colonists will now seek safe temperature at respective outdoor temperature buildings that are flicked on, powered, and/or fueled. Supported are the Campfire, Passive cooler, Heater, Cooler, and even the Steam Geyser, with a few more from mods listed below.

Compatibility
This mod comes compatible out of the box with:
Royalty
Vanilla Furniture Expanded
Vanilla Furniture Expanded - Spacer
Vanilla Furniture Expanded - Power
Vanilla Factions Expanded - Vikings
Vanilla Factions Expanded - Settlers
Tribal Signal Fire (Continued)
Brr and Phew
Authors can patch their mods to be compatible with this one if necessary too.

FAQ
Does this require a new save?
- No, it can be seamlessly added to your game, the temperature radius will show up automatically.

How bad is this for performance?
- I haven't noticed any performance issues when testing and playing with this myself, it's quite lightweight unless you possibly make an unreasonable amount of campfires or something.

Why isn't this working indoors?
- It is disabled for indoor temperature sources as it's not necessary to have it, indoor temperatures work just as they do in vanilla until it is considered "outside". There's a mod setting you can toggle to change this.

Can this keep crops warm/cool?
- No by default, but this can be changed via mod settings.

Does this work with normal spreading fire?
- Unfortunately not, as normal fire’s not considered a building to the game. Same reason it doesn't work for Solar Pinholes.

Can you add compatibility for X?
- I can sure look into it and try, but it's difficult for things that don't use standard electricity/fuel sources.

I found a bug! Squash it.
- Please post a Hugslib log and explain the steps to recreate said bug. A Hugslib log will help us help you to the best of our ability.

How do you get a Hugslib log?
- Make sure you have Hugslib in your load order, and after encountering said bug, hold Ctrl and press F12 to get a link to it.


Credits
Taranchuk for all the C# and primary XML.
Oskar Potocki for the preview image and inspiration.
Myself, for XML and the idea.
Rimworld is owned by Tynan Sylvester.

Mods used in screenshot:
All listed in compatibility above
Jewelry (the floors)
Props and Decor (the numbers)
Simple FX: Smoke and it's patch

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How do I download and install mods?

Simply click the blue button above. It will open the file hosting page with the mod repacked by us from the official source.

How do I install this mod?

See the 'How to install' tab.

Is this mod safe to use?

The mods are repacked as is, without any additional software, malware, or bloatware added. To check for viruses, use a reliable antivirus or upload the archive to a website like virustotal.com. Anyway, It's always a good practice to keep backups of your saves in case of mod incompatibility .

There is a folder in the .zip archive. To install the mod, move the entire folder (not just its contents) into 'Mods' folder located under your RimWorld root isntallation folder.
So, for steam version of the game, the path would look like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\RimWorld\Mods
For any other distribution, firstly locate your rimworld installation path and then unpack the archive into the 'Mods' folder.
Then enable the mod in the game mods menu by double clicking on its name and restart the game