Version 1.0 Test Release 3

This is the third test release of the mod for version 1.0 of RimWorld. It provides compatibility with the vanilla version of the game but still has a handful of known issues. A couple of notes:

• I strongly recommend that if you are re-saving presets after making changes with this release, that you save them as new files with a different name instead of overwriting the existing presets. This will guarantee that any bugs in this release will not corrupt your favorite preset.
• There have been a lot of changes in the new RimWorld release that affect saved presets and colonists. Traits have been removed, body part definitions have changed, bionics recipes have been renamed, etc. Your existing presets may not load as remembered.
• There has only been limited testing done with other mods, so you can expect to see some problems when other mods are installed.

This will not work with the Alpha 18 version of the game. You must be running at least version 1.0.1960 of the game to use this test release of mod.

Don't attempt to install this release if you're not comfortable with manual installs of RimWorld mods. Wait instead for the final version of the mod release to come out, after which your mod will auto-update via Steam Workshop.

To install:

1. Download the EdBPrepareCarefully-1.0.3.zip file. Ignore the "Source Code" links. You don't need those if you're just trying to install the mod.
2. Find your RimWorld Mods directory.
3. Extract the contents of the downloaded zip into the Mods directory. Make sure that you don't accidentally "double-extract" the contents. You should have a Mods/EdBPrepareCarefully directory, not a Mods/EdBPrepareCarefully/EdBPrepareCarefully directory.
4. If you're using Steam, be sure to disable the workshop version of the mod if you've subscribed to it. It's important that you only have the 1.0 version of the mod enabled when playing version 1.0 and that you only have the Alpha 18 version of the mod enabled when you're playing Alpha 18. By doing this manual install, you'll need to remember to remove it later when the workshop version is updated for version 1.0.