#Best way to play rimworld mod#
#Best way to play rimworld Patch#
#Best way to play rimworld windows#

#Best way to play rimworld mod#

So far, my Frankenstein mod consists of all of these things:ДЇire and Cold wands, and heads on spikes from Filthy Orc InvasionДЄ few pieces of armor from Medieval Times, along with the desk, book making, braziers, hearths, throne, art, street lamps and parapets For example on Medieval Times, I think it adds way too many armors and weapons, so I just take a few things from there. I've also started my own 'frankenstein' mod, that I have so far put a few of the small things, from a lot of bigger mods, into one mod for me with the stuff I wanted.

#Best way to play rimworld Patch#

I combined all the mods that were simply one patch into my own 'patches mod.' I'm not sure if it helps with load times or anything, but I would think having all of my patches in one file is way better than 30-40 individual ones. I know one smaller mod won't make that much of a difference for performance, but if you keep telling yourself that, then when you have 200 small mods choking your CPU you will start to think a bit differently! Once this list got up to a little over 100 mods, then each and every addition I make to the list is highly considered beforehand.

I made my new necessary list, and then started slowly adding back onto the list from my collection of downloaded mods, in order of their importance to me. And a few content ones, too, like Rimatomics, Dubs' Bad Hygiene, Rim of Madness, and a few others. Things like Fluffy's and Rainbeau Flambe's mods. I am now a broken man.Д«ut really, what I did was make a list of 'must haves' for me. You have no idea the pain I have went through, cutting out 'essential' mods from my list. I'm now down to 150 and things are so much better. While certainly possible, I strongly doubt this is the case.ДЄlso to the OP: I was running up to 320ish mods at one point. Sadly, the only way more RAM will help your current situation, is if you commonly have your system's memory simultaneously crammed with other tasks that eat a LOT of RAM, while running RimWorld, forcing excessive use of your page file (virtual memory).

#Best way to play rimworld windows#

Your 8 GB of RAM is way, WAY more than the Windows version of RimWorld will currently be able to use, that simple ^^'. Unfortunately, however, this does nothing if you're using 32-bit Windows. Nevertheless, facts is facts I'm also no OS More RAM won't help at all, most likely, because ALL 32-bit processes are restricted to 2 GB of address space, by default, although 32-bit processes running on 64-bit Windows CAN see some potential benefit from setting the 'Large Address Aware' flag - which is already the default for RimWorld, by the way - enabling the process to address 4 GB, instead of 2 GB. Please note, I'm no Linux 'fanboy' I use Windows almost exclusively (where most of my games live). Additionally, Linux simply has far less CPU and RAM overhead for the OS, in general, allowing that many more CPU clock cycles for RimWorld, instead. This makes oodles of sense, considering the Linux executable is 64-bit, as opposed to Windows' 32-bit, which solves many memory issues immediately. Regardless of our opinion, either way, YES, several people who have tried both versions have seen significant performance improvements running the Linux version, most especially when running large numbers of mods, even for less-optimized versions of Linux (such as Ubuntu/Mint).