Quest Maker

QuestMaker is an in-game development tool designed to simplify the process of creating RimWorld mods by eliminating the need to manually handle any XML code. The tool primarily aims to allow players to design unique locations using Vanilla Expanded Framework's KCSG, but also write immersive quests and design factions or starting scenarios.

When you're finished, QuestMaker will export a mod folder complete with all required files, ready to upload directly to the Steam Workshop. Players won't need QuestMaker installed to use your mod. Whether you want to build a simple rescue quest or a full branching campaign, QuestMaker will handle tedious code so you can focus on building the story.

Quests

If you have spent hundreds or thousands of hours mastering survival in RimWorld and, as a result, dared to venture out of your home and into the world, you will have seen it as the barren and repetitive place that it is. The aim of QuestMaker is to enable mods with rich, hand-crafted stories made with love and intent to proliferate on the Steam workshop and to combat the tide of low-quality, AI-generated mods available today. It’s also effortlessly easy to design content around your favourite mods, where you might create new xenotypes, ideoligions or crews of dangerous enemies.

Factions and World Building

If quests don’t interest you, QuestMaker gives you full control to build original factions. You can assemble a heavily modded cyborg collective, a primitive tribe of swamp-dwelling fish people, or cave systems owned by a clan of blind lizardfolk and pair it with unique, hand-built layouts to create actual societies that live, work, and die on the rimworld.

Create a sanguophage's lair, pirate camps, bandit forts, crashed spaceships, dwarves in a mine, a cannibal family in the backwoods, a cartel with a drug lab, ruins filled with snakes, and so on.

Notes

This mod is a work in progress. Some, or many, things might not be in full working order. Be sure to share your ideas, suggestions and bug reports in the relevant discussion threads, and check the change notes. Your thoughts will be greatly appreciated. Still unsure about what this mod does? Check out the in-game encyclopedia.

If you would like to support this mod and future mods like it, you can do so here. Thank you for your time.