Rename ProcessIdenticalZygote to ProcessIdenticalSibling

1.3/source/RJW_Menstruation/RJW_Menstruation/Hediff_MultiplePregnancy.cs

@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ namespace RJW_Menstruation
         }
 
         // Baby is the sibling to be changed, original is the first of the set and the one to copy to the rest.
-        public virtual void ProcessIdenticalZygote(Pawn baby, Pawn original)
+        public virtual void ProcessIdenticalSibling(Pawn baby, Pawn original)
         {
             // They'll be the same pawnkind, which lets us make a lot of useful assumptions
             // However, some RNG might still be involved in genital generation (e.g. futas), so the easiest method is to clear out and re-generate
@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ namespace RJW_Menstruation
             base.PostBirth(mother, father, baby);
             if (zygotes.NullOrEmpty() || !zygotes.TryGetValue(baby, out Pawn original) || baby == original) return;
             // Has to happen on birth since RJW redoes the genitals at birth
-            ProcessIdenticalZygote(baby, original);
+            ProcessIdenticalSibling(baby, original);
         }
 
         // From RJW's trait code

changelogs.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
 Version 1.0.7.1
  - Identical twins conceived after this update will have identical sex part sizes, properties, etc. upon being born.
- - Race modders: The function Hediff_MultiplePregnancy.ProcessIdenticalZygote is called on every identical sibling when born except the first. Feel free to patch race-specific things into it.
+ - For modders:
+ - The function Hediff_MultiplePregnancy.ProcessIdenticalSibling is called on every identical sibling when born except the first. Any race-specfic genetic properties can be patched in there.
+ - Any mods that add comps to RJW parts should copy what they need to on a postfix to Hediff_MultiplePregnancy.CopyBodyPartProperties, e.g. how menstruation itself does in that function.
 
 Version 1.0.7.0
  - Not save compatible with previous versions. Expect glitches and many red errors if you try. However, things should stabilize eventually.