[XND] Adjustable Predator Count

Direct download from GitHub (source)

Compatibility

Should be safely addable to and removable from existing savegames.

There are no known incompatibilities.

If you find any bugs, please link me to a full output log and give some basic information on how you triggered the bug; this is vital information for me to be able to fix said bugs.

Overview

Are you sick of predators that maul your colonists and pets to death, or a masochist that feels like every single animal in your game should be a predator of some shape of form? If you fall onto either end of this spectrum, this is the mod for you.

Adjustable Predator Count is, as the name suggests, a mod that allows you to adjust the likelihood of predators spawning naturally in biomes. This is done entirely through the mod settings menu, where you can adjust a slider which ranges anywhere from 0 to 1000.

No Predators - set the value to 0 and predators won't ever spawn until you either remove this mod or reconfigure it in the same menu.
Nothing but Predators* - crank the slider as far as it can go! Due to how animal spawning mechanics work though, there will rarely be prey animals.

Do note that this value globally affects all predators in the game, across all biomes - vanilla and modded alike. For now, this value also only affects wild spawn rates, which means that you can still get manhunter packs, traders or migratory herds which have predators.

Powered by the Harmony Patch Library.

Credits

Big thanks to erdelf, Mehni and Spdskatr for helping me with transpiler trouble and mod settings!
Pardeike (AKA Brrainz) - for making the Harmony Patch Library, and for Camera+ which was used for the squirrel in the thumbnail
Why_is_that - for his great work with his SettingsHelper which was used for the slider
Marnador - for the RimWorld-style font

License

As is standard with my mods: you may include this mod in a mod pack, and you may derive from this, but please inform me if you're doing so through Ludeon Forums (preferably) or the Steam Comments Section, and give credit where credit's due.