Thick Roof Miner Temp

Copyright & Disclaimer

This is a temporary update for (https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2160890454). All original assets and intellectual property belong to the original author, Murmur.

📋 Update Notes

• Version Compatibility: Fully updated for RimWorld 1.6.

• UI Refactor: Refactored using translation keys and added a comprehensive MOD settings menu.

• Language Support: Integrated English and Simplified Chinese localizations.

🛠️ Features & Settings

• Search Radius: Adjust the scanning range for thick roof density calculation (1-50 tiles).

• Collapsed Rock HP: Customize the max hit points of collapsed rocks (1-10,000).

• Drop Chance: Precisely set the drop probability for each resource type.

• Drop Quantity: Independently configure the amount of resources dropped per instance.

• Supported Resources: Chunks, Steel, Silver, Gold, Plasteel, Components, Jade, and Uranium.

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📜 Original MOD Description

🚀 Overview

When a thick roof collapses, it is truly destroyed. However, the resulting collapsed rocks are much sturdier and require significant effort to clear.

📖 Detailed Mechanics

In vanilla RimWorld, when a thick mountain roof collapses, the roof doesn't actually disappear; it just spawns a collapsed rock wall, and the roof remains even after the wall is mined. This MOD ensures the thick roof is removed upon collapse. The resulting collapsed rock walls have a maximum of 5,000 HP, with the actual HP depending on their depth within the mountain. Closer to the edge = lower HP = faster mining.

⚙️ Core Changes

• Roof Support: Collapsed rock walls no longer provide support for adjacent roofs.

• Hit Point Scaling: Max HP for collapsed rocks is set to 5,000 (configurable).

• Resource Drops: Mining collapsed rocks now has a chance to drop resources. Probabilities can be adjusted in the MOD settings menu.

💝 Special Thanks

• Special thanks to the original author Murmur for creating this excellent MOD.

• Thanks to Dr. Zhivago for the creative concept of scaling mining difficulty based on mountain depth.