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#Rimworld medicine type full

#Rimworld medicine type full

The arrow indicates you cannot carry the full quantity, but it will automatically take the maximum amount. A double arrow will take the full quantity of an item. Buttons are used to select items/amounts. The combined carrying capacity and mass of selected items is listed at the top. If the colonist or animal is already carrying something (such as clothes worn), they will appear to have a reduced carry weight.

For humans, this includes the clothing, gear, and inventory that they already have.īaby or juvenile animals have a reduced carrying capacity. The carrying capacity of humans and pack animals in a caravan is separate from their Carrying Capacity for hauling, and is given by their Body Size multiplied by 35. Only items located in your Stockpiles or Home Area are shown while initially packing when reforming the caravan you can select any item on the map. Mechanoids will always add their carrying capacity to the caravan's, regardless of whether their overseer is in the caravan. Mechanoids inside a caravan without their overseer Mechanitor cannot be commanded to do anything when drafted as there is no signal for them to move or command to move towards, but can still be brought over as a caravan as long as the Mechanitor in question still has enough bandwidth to maintain their control in anywhere.

The caravan will take the name of the best negotiator in the caravan (highest social skill.) Once your caravan is traveling, though, colonists can carry incapacitated humans and animals, at a reduced speed. Incapacitated pawns cannot be chosen to join the initial caravan.

A caravan already traveling in the World Map will reform instantly and not require a loading phase, regardless of pack animals.

This can take a long time if there are lots of items to pack or there aren't many haulers available.

A caravan with pack animals suffers from a loading phase where colonists must load selected items into the animal's inventory.

Colonists only need to pack items to their personal inventory and can exit the map rather quickly.

A caravan without pack animals forms the quickest.

There are three different ways that caravans are formed: Make sure to select those whose health is in optimal condition, as wounded or sick pawns slow the caravan down. When forming a caravan, the first pop-up menu has the player choose which pawns will join the caravan, including colonists, animals, any prisoners you want to transport, and, if you have Biotech, any Mechanoids your Mechanitor possesses. You can create multiple caravans.Ĭaution: Clicking 'Abandon' on an unoccupied colony will not prompt for any confirmation before making it an inaccessible ruins and lost forever. A dialog is shown to assign pawns, animals, and items. In the World map, select the colony icon and click 'Form caravan'. It also avoids the cost for requesting traders at the comms console. Also, you get a 2% price bonus for direct trading. It also provides a wider selection of goods since friendly outposts have much more inventory than the limited selection traders (who are restricted by carrying capacity) show up with.

Sending caravans out from your home, instead of just waiting for other tribes to come to you, creates trade opportunities at your pace, rather than wait for random traders to show at your location. Double-clicking a caravan will select all caravans on the screen, allowing them all to be ordered to a single destination.

Each caravan is represented on the world map by a yellow icon. Goods can be carried by animals, colonists, or prisoners to facilitate trading on your own schedule a caravan can also act as a raid squad to attack other establishments. What does everyone think? This could be done with a mod, but I think it's something that belongs in the base game.For caravans visiting you from other factions, see Trader.Ĭaravans are a group of one or more colonists who gather together for different purposes and leave the current map tile. Of course, the default setting would likely be glitterworld for all, since the game starts with medicine, not herbal medicine. Maybe some colonists get better treatment based on their value to the player or whether they can feel/enjoy pain. Want to have bruises healed with no meds or herbal, cuts/scratches healed with herbal, and stabs/gunshots healed with the best meds? All you'd need to do is define it. I'd like to see something similar to the outfits menu, where players can manually select what injuries -or injury severity types- they'd like the medicine used on. In earlier versions I'd have to forbid my medicine to prevent it from being used, which may or may not be stored intelligently. I'm tired of hunting down every colonist that was injured during a prison riot so I can limit them to herbal/no medicine, thereby not wasting my good medicine on healing bruises and scratches.