Rimworld ideology dye update#

With the new update a new system has been added. Much like convincing a prisoner to join you, their will and beliefs can also be slowly broken down in a number of ways. Much like the ability to convert a prisoner into a colonists, there is a system in place where you can convert their beliefs as well.

Rimworld ideology dye how to#

Although the game doesn’t tell you outright how to do it, (or even that it is possible), there is a mechanic in place that makes this possible. How to Convert Colonists in Rimworld IdeologyĬonverting colonists in Rimworld to your religion is actually pretty straightforward. That prisoner practices Neo-Mormonism? Blasphemy!Īdvertisements This guide will show you how to convert other characters into seeing your colony’s point of view! Obviously your religion is going to be the best one, so naturally you want to share this beautiful belief.

It will make me a better dyer.Įnter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.So you’ve made a new religion in Rimworld Ideology. Testing my dyes in order to understand the nuances is time well spent. Each plant and dyestuff is unique and since these are natural products they are subject to the changes in growing seasons and processing. Madder % range on woolĭye extracts are what drew me back into natural dyeing but I’m finding that working with plant material is far more compelling. The test was repeated on wool with similar results.

and 100% w.o.f.were very similar but the stronger bath continued to give me red before the color turned more orange. The colors obtained from the initial dyeing at 50% w.o.f. Exhaust baths contained less red, while the orange dominated. The initial dye at each depth of shade was dominated by the red. The alizarin is what gives us the red, but it also contains other colorants: yellow, orange an brown. Madder is an interesting dye because it contains so many different colorants. The amount of dye ranged from 6.25% w.o.f.

The fabric was dyed with the extracted liquid. This took SIX 20 minute extractions! I realized that I had previously been wasting some of the dye. Typically I do 2-3 extractions in order to make my dye bath but this time I decided to continue extracting until there appeared to be no more color coming from the ground root. I weighed out the total amount of dye that was needed for my various samples. It was treated with tannin and mordanted with aluminum acetate. I embarked on a systematic observation of the dye. I didn’t have a full understanding of how much dye was actually in the dye pot or what remained after the initial dyeing. In order to control my colors and mix them effectively I needed a clearer picture of dye strength and hue. There is always leftover dye in the bath, which most often gets turned into a dye lake.

Rimworld ideology dye full#

Once the fibers are mordanted correctly I’ve usually been content to make a full strength dye bath. The color is redder than I would expect from a rubia cordifolia. Madder (Rubia cordifolia) on linenīecause the particles are so small, the dye is extracted more easily than from chopped madder root. Charllotte tells me that it’s ground on a mill stone. I have madder roots from my own garden and extracts on the shelf, but right now I’m focused on the fabulous ground Rubia cordifolia from India that I purchased from Maiwa.