[18.0] Sync mods to save fails when Mods folder not present
Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2020 12:22 pm
Running this on [18.0] on Windows 10, try the following:
1. Remove the Mods Folder
2. Load a save
3. Click 'Sync mods to Save' with the option to start the game after sync is complete
4. The game then appears to download all the mods one-by-one
5. Afterward, the game loads the save but only with the 'base' mod.
It appears the game does the sequence like this:
1. Download all mods
2. Then, create the mod folder with only the 'base' mod
3. Load the game with only the 'base' mod
I would expect the game to invert steps (1) and (2) so that the downloaded mods are correctly stored in the mods folder.
This is definitely a very minor issue as most people probably will create a new 'empty' mods folder each time. But I think the intended behavior of the game is to create the mod folder if it isn't present. In this case, it appears you have a situation where players on slower downloads links may spend several minutes downloading mods that ultimately aren't stored in the mods folder. So, it might be worthwhile to investigate. Thanks!
1. Remove the Mods Folder
2. Load a save
3. Click 'Sync mods to Save' with the option to start the game after sync is complete
4. The game then appears to download all the mods one-by-one
5. Afterward, the game loads the save but only with the 'base' mod.
It appears the game does the sequence like this:
1. Download all mods
2. Then, create the mod folder with only the 'base' mod
3. Load the game with only the 'base' mod
I would expect the game to invert steps (1) and (2) so that the downloaded mods are correctly stored in the mods folder.
This is definitely a very minor issue as most people probably will create a new 'empty' mods folder each time. But I think the intended behavior of the game is to create the mod folder if it isn't present. In this case, it appears you have a situation where players on slower downloads links may spend several minutes downloading mods that ultimately aren't stored in the mods folder. So, it might be worthwhile to investigate. Thanks!