Inheritable Archite Genes
Allow Archite genes in endogenes (germline genes) to be inheritable.
For anyone playing with a custom xenotypes they made that has archite endogenes and got disappointed when they found out that these genes are not inheritable no matter what.
Differences vs Simple Inheritable Archite Genes
[url=http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2889426519]Simple Inheritable Archite Genes[/url] works by setting archite genes's biostatArc value to 0. In vanilla, any genes with a positive biostatArc cannot be inherited at all (pregnancy, IVF,...). Doing this is simple (hence its name), but comes with a drawback that these genes no longer require archite capsules to be made into a xenogerms. Some players may find this a bit too unbalanced.
[b]Inheritable Archite Genes[/b] works by simply patching the in-game code itself. This way, archite genes can be considered for inheritance, without changing its archite capsule cost.
Implementation
This mod removes this condition for genes to be considered inheritable: "endogene.def.biostatArc <= 0". This way, any genes with a positive biostatArc can be inherited.
Vanilla mechanics then will still apply normally. Only endogenes (or germline genes) will be inherited, and if only 1 pawn has that gene then there's a 50% chance that gene is inherited to the child.
Compatibility
[url=http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3046776238]Better Gene Inheritance[/url] probably won't work with this mod, although I've not tested that and you should use that mod instead if you want more features than just inheritable archite genes. (this mod is for me who doesn't need to change vanilla inheritance too much)
Known Issues
No known issues
FAQ
Q: Does this work for modded genes?
A: Yes, this should work for all modded archite genes.
Q: Can I exclude some genes from being able to be inherited?
A: Not with the current state of this mod, no.
