!Ω Factorial Omega: My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend / Ver: 0.86.1

* This is a unique simulation game with many gameplay mechanics you probably haven't seen before.
* A fully animated pat on the head scene.
* Two fully animated and interactive sex scenes.
* About 25 days of engaging story time (you can keep playing longer, but the frequency of events will decrease),
* Many events that are triggered under special conditions
* The ability to customize the bot to your liking with:
* 15+ modules
* 10+ clothing
* Support for modding modules and clothing, allowing you to create your own!
* Survival aspects that change your character's perception of the world.
* Full-featured stock market simulation
* Dynamic game stream simulator
* Easter eggs and mini-games

What's new in Version - 0.86.1 Minor fixes/optimization!
Synopsis of
This is a small fix/optimization. I found a callback that I used to detect when memory was not working in Windows and Linux, so I wrote some of my own code to detect this instead. If you've been running a bunch of mods and/or have a device with little RAM, this update should help improve the game's performance. It also fixes a bunch of bugs and adds some features for modders to use.

Minor:

The game will now try to free up memory if the available memory becomes low. It used to rely on the lowMemory unity callback, which sucks and doesn't work on Windows and Linux.
Fixed a bug that caused the game not to start if you changed the volume on a device running in a locale where floating point numbers use a format other than a period as the separator between the integer and fractional parts of a number.
A couple of new t-shirts.
Made plain clothes appear in stores more often.
Fixed a bug that caused the second karaoke event to display incorrect dialogue in translations.
Fixed many other problems with translations

Modding:

You can now access many game resources using the "R" variable (R stands for resources). This is not as useful now, but will be in the future. For example:
R.Sound - All sound effects used in the game.
R.Music - All music used in the game.
Added methods to ItemPrefab:
SetRainbowShader() - forces the item to use a rainbow shader, as in rainbow hair.
SetMovingTextureShader(IReference textureReference = null) - makes item use moving texture shader (by default uses galaxy texture, like in galaxy hair, but you can assign any texture)
ModUtlities.GetAsSprite() is now deprecated and internally calls a new method. ModUtilities.GetSpriteReference() also changed TextureOverriderManager to use resource references instead of resources for backward compatibility.
Added ModUtilities.GetTextureReference(Guid modGuid, string path), which returns a texture reference that can be used, for example, in SetMovingTextureShader
In the extended mod editor:
Added a way to merge packed texture containers.
Added a way to separate a packed texture into a new packed texture container.
Fixed a bug where merging a layer in a packed texture container would remove packed textures for a different purpose.