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1.4 - Imprisonment On The Go! (Make Pawns Prisoners Without Beds) - NO LONGER UPDATED

Allows the player to make pawns prisoners without beds, allowing for mass incarceration far from home.

Ahoy! This is the updated version of my original mod!

Enjoy! :)

- Ability to have pawns walk up to downed (human) targets and "cuff" em, resulting in said target becoming a prisoner of the colony. No bed required. Once "cuffed", prisoners act and behave like regular vanilla prisoners (i.e. they follow you around when on a caravan map and move to prisons when arriving in colony maps).

- Ability to tend to downed prisoners without the need for both a bed and medicine! (See original mod updates) As of 1.3, this functionality has been implemented into the base game! :)


Thanks to the following content creators for sections/ideas based off of their code:
- Thirite of Simple Slavery[ludeon.com]
(I got ideas from looking at this code)

- UnlimitedHugs of AllowTool[ludeon.com]

- Haplo of Miscellaneous[ludeon.com]
(I got ideas from looking at this code)

Thanks to the good people of the RimWorld modding discord channel for taking the time to help lil' old me!


From far-from-thorough testing, the mod seems to work ok with existing saves, but standard backup-before-use clause is suggested. I'm not particularly sure what bugs will arise from contact with other mods, but I am CERTAIN that there will be. I mean, there has to be, right?

Update: Incompatible with Locks if this mod is loaded before the Locks mod!

NOW. For the legal stuff...

Being a fresh face in the C# programming world...er.. programming in general, this took me a fairly long time to make. With that said, if you choose to use this mod in yours, mentioning my name, linking this page, and redistributing any alterations under the same license below is required. We square? Yeh, we are :D



**FOR OTHER LEGAL STUFF REGARDING CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE please refer to the About folder.

Yep, this version is under license as well :) CC-BY-NC-SA.[creativecommons.org]