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===Development mode=== | ===Development mode=== | ||
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To use this mode, you need to activate it:<br/> | To use this mode, you need to activate it:<br/> | ||
− | # Run | + | # Run Rimworld; |
# Press the "Options" button in the main menu; | # Press the "Options" button in the main menu; | ||
# Under Gameplay, the middle column, tick "Development mode".<br/><br/> | # Under Gameplay, the middle column, tick "Development mode".<br/><br/> | ||
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===Incidents=== | ===Incidents=== | ||
− | Incident mods can be tested using Debug Actions Menu -> Incidents. | + | Incident mods can be tested using Debug Actions Menu -> Incidents.<br/><br/> |
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=Tips for testing= | =Tips for testing= |