Many Jobs adds a number of new work types to the game, and rearranges the relationships between work types and jobs.
In general, jobs that depend on a skill have been separated from jobs that use but don't especially depend on that skill. For example, harvesting crops and wild plants is highly dependent on a pawn's Plants skill; low Plants skill can result in a botched harvest and loss of product. But when sowing crops, a pawn's Plants skill only affects work speed. So if you're training up a pawn to be a farmer, maybe you want to enable Grow on that pawn but only enable Harvest on your highest-skilled pawn.
I've also tried to put work types in a sensible order of priority. Rescuing injured pawns is now the highest-priority work type; when a pawn's bleeding heavily seconds count. The Undertaker work type, which consists of jobs that in vanilla RimWorld are way down in the Haul category, is relatively high up so your pawns don't leave dead bodies out in the sun indefinitely to rot and stink up the place.
Many Jobs is compatible with Royalty, Ideology and Biotech.
Many Jobs is incompatible with any other mod that does the same basic thing. The following is a representative but incomplete list of incompatible mods:
These mods all improve the Work tab, just in different ways. If you don't like mine, try the others. They're all good.
The list of supported mods has gotten a little out of hand, so please find it on this page.
In my opinion these two mods together dramatically improve the Work tab user interface, making it easier to read and use.
Yes, with one important caveat: Many Jobs patches friendly mechanoids so they can do the new work types. But if you add the mod to a game where you already have friendly mechanoids, they won't start doing the new work types even though their descriptions say they should. (This may be a RimWorld bug, I'm not sure.) The workaround for this is to destroy your mechanoids with dev mode then spawn in new ones to replace them. Or if you prefer, you can just disassemble your mechanoids and gestate new ones.
It's generally not a good idea to remove mods in the middle of a game. That being said, it should be safe to remove Many Jobs. You'll have to redo all your Work tab settings after you do. But for the record, removing Many Jobs mid-game is not supported, and if doing it breaks your game, I can't help you.
Generally yes. Mods broadly fall into two categories: those that add new work types or work givers and those that don't. Most mods don't. Those ones are almost certain to be totally compatible with Many Jobs. Mods that do create new work types or work givers are also almost certain to be compatible, but strange things might happen, like the Work tab not being quite as perfectly organized as you'd like it to be.
Sure, if I can. Send me a message telling me about the mod you want supported and I'll give it my best shot.
Probably? I really don't know. Try it and report back.
This mod has been heavily inspired by the work of other modders. I mention in particular FrozenSnowFox's Complex Jobs mod, which I used for a long time before deciding to do my own thing. If you don't like my mod, I wholeheartedly recommend you try his.
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