Tooltip for Force-Syncing Mods
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 4:53 pm
Hello,
while switching between different 2.0 and a heavily modded 1.1 play-throughs, some of the mods got mixed up and resulted in a faulty synchronization. After that the specific versions of some mods got mixed up, resulting in a non-playable state. To fix this I went to discord, and Boskid told me, it is possible to "ctrl-click" the sync mods button, forcing specific versions to be used. I could resume playing as usual.
But I think the user should get a little more help in a scenario like that. After the synchronization failed the first times, I even looked at the tooltip, to double-check whether I missed anything. The tooltip is fairly small and the text is similar in versions 2.0 and 1.1. I suggest to expand the tooltip with a newline with text along the lines of "Press `ctrl+left click` to force synchronize the mods". This should show people who are reading tooltips everything they need without interfering otherwise. If a tool exists, it should be labeled - at least in my opinion.
Thanks again for boskid for his fast help
Brizar
while switching between different 2.0 and a heavily modded 1.1 play-throughs, some of the mods got mixed up and resulted in a faulty synchronization. After that the specific versions of some mods got mixed up, resulting in a non-playable state. To fix this I went to discord, and Boskid told me, it is possible to "ctrl-click" the sync mods button, forcing specific versions to be used. I could resume playing as usual.
But I think the user should get a little more help in a scenario like that. After the synchronization failed the first times, I even looked at the tooltip, to double-check whether I missed anything. The tooltip is fairly small and the text is similar in versions 2.0 and 1.1. I suggest to expand the tooltip with a newline with text along the lines of "Press `ctrl+left click` to force synchronize the mods". This should show people who are reading tooltips everything they need without interfering otherwise. If a tool exists, it should be labeled - at least in my opinion.
Thanks again for boskid for his fast help
Brizar