thank you

Update:
- Support for RimWorld 1.6.

I am working on 1.6 support, but since this mod affects the path finding code, and they rewrote all of that for 1.6 - it's taking a while.

1.6?

Looking at the code in question, I don't see how that crash could be related to this mod. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.

It can be like that sometimes. Could be due to something random that changed. I'm looking through the relevant parts of my code to figure out if it could cause the crash.

it now works... I have no idea why I changed nothing yet now the errors won't show up.

man what in the even of the fuckests

Considering the amount of mods involved in that stack trace, I don't see any reason to suspect that specific combination.

what are the chances this is conflicting with the Achtung mod?

https://pastebin.com/vXw9BRyr

Thank you.

Tremendous mod, well done.

Updated for RimWorld 1.5.

Yes, but it will be delayed a bit. There are some issues I'd have to fix, and I'm doing the mods that are quick to update first.

1.5?

Update:
* Fixed bug causing pawns to freeze in place when the only path to its destination is the wrong way through a one-way door.
* Added ability to set door to be one-way only for drafted pawns.

I have replicated the issue now. No other mod is reqired for it to occur. It happens when there is no valid path at all except the wrong way through a one-way door. Looks like I missed one place I needed to change in the vanilla code. I'll fix it.
(Deleted my last post since my speculation was just wrong.)

pawn does not recognize that the area behind the one-way door is inaccessible

I have used Clean Pathfinding 2 and locks mod

Sorry I can't reproduce this situation
But the pawn will also try to get the items inside the one-way out door and get stuck in place.
It will also be Lag

Can you post the log? (Or s sample wit hsome warnings.)

NPCs think they have permission to pass through the door, but actually can't
Is there any way to solve this problem

this behavior will log a lot of warning and Produce LAG

npc will keep trying get food in my storage room, i build a door with lock and exit only
thy keep trying to pass the door but they cant

nice!

Here's a question: could you make a way for you to set it up so it's 2-way for non-drafted, but 1-way for drafted? Then I could use this to prevent my drafted pawns from taking "shortcuts" that puts them into kill-boxes that are safe most of the time, but not during a raid, or actually lengthen it but the AI doesn't notice.

Basically, a way to guide my drafted pawns but not effect my non-drafted pawns.

Just a thought, thanks either way!

@Torres I resolved that issue with the Path Avoid mod .

Nope, this won't help for that.

I think that would be harder. I'll give it a think. May add it in the future, but no promises.

First of all, fantastic idea for a mod. This is pure QoL.

Question, is there a way to set this up so my pawns stop walking through my kitchen that's connected to the dinning/rec room?

I just want the guys to use the exterior door in to get materials from the freezer and to do business in the kitchen not to pass through

Such Quality of Life excellence! Thanks dude/dudette/duderonimus!

Update:
Added possibility to set one-way doors to let drafted pawns go the "wrong" way.

general kenobi

hello there

I don't know. Please drop a comment with how it went if you do try it out.

Does it play nice with the Locks mod?

I'd does, but it is easy to change the setting to let them through

Letting drafted pawn through sounds useful. I'll add a toggle for that.

Neat idea! Does this affect drafted pawns as well though?

I can just see someone getting killed because reinforcements took the long way or refuse to enter a room with no valid entrance.

Ahh yes.. It's another one of those mods that you never knew you needed until you see it. Auto subscribe.

finally, i can make my fridge not a goddamn hallway!

No, raiders can't open your doors anyway, so this won't affect them. They just break it down instead.

will raiders follow this?

Not more than because the path may become longer. In itself it shouldn't slow down pathfinding noticeably.

Is this expensive pathfinding-wise?