Can't use Steam? All O21 mods are available on GitHub in public repos now! Refer to the Steam Workshop for information on them as generally they will not have a wiki, or even a readme. If they do not have a Workshop page, they are not yet released and likely heavily WIP if even functional at all.

Like the mods and want to show some support? Anyone is welcome to do so via Patreon, huge thanks to everyone who has supported me even a little, it's literally prevented me from starving, or running out of utilities more often than I'd like to admit. If you can't afford to don't worry, there's always going to be some free posts if you just follow (completely free) instead.

You can submit a ticket on any of the mods if you have any issues. Make sure that:

• You are up to date (cloning the repo using GitHub Desktop is the easiest way, you then just fetch the latest version when you want to update)
• If you are downloading the zip directly and using that make sure to DELETE old versions first! Overwriting isn't enough in the case where a file is removed/renamed and WILL cause problems!
• Provide steps to reproduce it, if I can't then it's much harder for me to even guess how to fix. If it's a random issue that doesn't appear to have steps, it probably does and is just hard to figure out, so try to include as much info as you can if you can't figure out exact steps.
• Include a HugsLib Log using Ctrl + F12 in-Game or clicking the Share button on the log window when it's open, if you can't upload the log, you can always copy to clipboard!

If you're not using HugsLib, then use it, this isn't a debate, you either use it or you do not get help as I CAN'T without it in most cases.

Ideally you can save us both a lot of time if you:

• Check you can reproduce the issue in a minimal list, this will hopefully rule out conflicts.
• If it IS a conflict, narrow down what mod it is happening with.

Odds are that if it's a conflict, only you will be able to find it, I do not have the time to test every mod in everyones mod list that has an issue to find it, and for all we know it could be an outdated version of that mod that's causing the problem and would be impossible for me to find. The best way to deal with this is a binary search, which is loading up with half your mods enabled, if it's still breaking then the conflict is still loaded, and you just repeat until you narrow it down, at most this should only take a handful of tries. It's best to use an external mod manager like RimPy or RimSort so you can save/load your original list easily.

In the less than yearly occurrence that you have a fix you want to contribute you are absolutely welcome to do so with a pull request.

You may be looking for one of the series GitHubs instead! When a mod series is multiple modules I will tend to split them off into their own Organization here on GitHub for easier managing of contributors as well as the mods themselves.

Links to them are here:

• Outland - Medieval/Fantasy modules revolving around my own custom lore inspired by a variety of universes that I don't want to make whole dedicated mods for.
• Outer Rim - Series of Star Wars based mods, spanning all eras of Canon with Legends and even the occasional fanon where I think it fits.
• CosmoRim - Late Industrial/Spacer modules revolving around my own custom lore inspired by a variety of...it's space Outland ok.

Why don't I split everything like this? Because it's a lot of work maintaining seperated modules over one big one, and I'd personally prefer to just have the lot at once anyway, I only separate mods into smaller modules when I know it's going to be a problematic scale some day.

YES, I am maintaining it now, but it's not 1.5 ready yet, when it is this section will be removed and I'll add a link in the section above. You can also follow my Patreon as all information regarding the Rim-Effect mods will be 100% free and public.