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Overview

PrepareLanding allows you to choose tiles on the world map by applying and combining different set of filters.

Available filters are:

It also offers the possibility of changing various features of an existing tiles (in God mode as explained in God Mode Tab).

PrepareLanding is available during two moments in RimWorld:

By combining a different set of filters you can finally chose a different set of tiles where to settle.

For example, you might want to filters:

The PrepareLanding mod will then apply all these filters and highlight (and also build a list) of all the tiles that match your filters.

At the end you are the master of your fate and ultimately decide in which tile you want to settle (and start your human hat crafting colonies).

Main Window

Once you have chosen your world on the “Create World page” at the beginning of a new game (Seed, Planet Coverage, etc.) the “Select Landing Site” page appears:

new menu

As you can see in the above screenshot, once PrepareLanding is installed, a new button appears in the bottom button bar, simply labeled “Prepare Landing.”

bottom buttons

Clicking on this button display a new window with five tabs (note that the God Mode tab is hidden by default):

terrain tab

The above links discuss in detail each of the tabs and their content.

The first two tabs contains a set of filters to be applied to the world tiles, while the other contains various information about the filtered tiles (once a set of filters have been applied), the world itself or options for PrepareLanding.

The main window itself (besides the tabs) has 4 buttons at the bottom:

Minimized Window

The main window can enter the minimized state by clicking the Minimize button at the bottom.

By default, the minimized window is empty, with just a Maximize button:

Minimized Window: default

If a set of filters have been applied, the minimized window also displays a set of the matching tiles with their coordinates:

Minimized Window: with tile list

You can click on each of the item in the list to see where the tile is located on the world map.

Note: in the above example, the label with 0: 29 / 863 below the buttons means:

The number of viewable matching tiles in the minimized window is limited to 30 entries.