What's wrong with the current system, where you have to open up the mod menu and press a button to update mods and then you can either close or restart?


My pet peeve is that there is only one option after you update mods: restart. There is no quit option. I prefer to check for mod updates ...

Illiander42 wrote: Sat Jan 27, 2024 6:17 pm Automatic updates are a bad thing.

Always know what updates you are applying, and why.

I suppose the second point is more risky, the game could instead ask the users if they'd like to see the mod update menu to update mods before exiting.

TL;DR
Make mod updates more convenient by updating them before the game exits.


What ?

On the mod explorer: add a button next to the confirm button that installs/updates/enables/disables mods and exits the game instead of restarting it.
When the user exits from the game to the main menu ...

Will this cause problems when the mod is officially updated? Or will it just be replaced by the mod manager without incident?

When I hover over the recipe for "XYZ" in the crafting GUI, two tooltips appear, titled "XYZ (Recipe)" and "XYZ". There is a tiny space between the two tooltips. When there are other recipes under the tooltips, they show through the space, giving the appearance that the tooltips have glitched out ...

Yes, my bad
I'll try to close this thread.

NOT A BUG! I forgot about alt mode :(

Steps:

1) Start a new game (in sandbox mode so that you have immediate access to splitters)
2) Place a splitter
3) Change it's input or output priority. The arrows that usually indicate the priority will not appear in the world, but will appear in the splitter ...