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Electric Stonecutting Table

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Mod, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6

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8 Feb, 2019 @ 5:15pm

11 Jul @ 3:10pm

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Description

This mod adds an electrically powered version of the stone cutting table that works at 175% of normal vanilla speed.
Power shortages will knock your stonecutting speed down below the unpowered bench.

Requires research so the normal stone cutting table won't become immediately redundant.

Safe to be enabled in ongoing saves.

Compatible with all other mods that use the vanilla stonecutter table.

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https://ludeon.com/forums/index.php?topic=47998.0

Hey i don't see the recipes of X mod in the Electric Table like i do in the vanilla stonecutting table, what's happening?

Well there's a 99% chance i need to patch it manually, so tell me which mod adds those recipes so i can make X mod compatible with Electric Stonecutting Table.

Original author: Thyme [ludeon.com]
Artwork: LostFuzz [ludeon.com]
A17: PhileasFogg [ludeon.com]
B18: CplCuddles [ludeon.com]

154 Comments

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SirBauer 12 Jul @ 1:53am

Thank you so much <3 Time to kit out my hovel with some decent stonework

Cocaine™ [author] 11 Jul @ 3:12pm

Update:

-Minor update for Rimworld 1.6.

SirBauer 11 Jul @ 12:43pm

Dear Sir or Madam,

I hope this comment finds you in good health. It came to my attention, that i am indebted to your genius to a rather surprising degree. Since not being able to rely on this mod in the latest downloadable content, i noticed a shocking lack of beautiful walls, doors and sculptures in the domicile of my peasantry. At this very moment, i hear them scratching on the bare stone walls and the rough ground, begging, nay crying out for the comfort of a beautifully sandstone clad lodging.

I simply must hope that you feel so inclined as to update this fine modification, that so deeply, although sneakily, ingrained itself into my style of playing this very game.

I remain with the best of regards,
Sir Bauer