Why would you update the old 1.4.4 and not just make 1.4.5?

[Anzuvere]

Why would you update the old 1.4.4 and break the mod that this tool is primarily used for and not just make a new 1.4.5 version?

[Dr. Gregory House]

Hey there!

1.4.5 doesn't even exist yet. Why would you even make this post.

See you space cowboy...

-Ae

[Anzuvere]

The point really still stands, one could also just make a 1.4.4a or 1.4.4.15 or something, instead of breaking all the mods attempting to update the modloader with no way to downgrade to the previous version and keep playing on that. The beta branches are all broken too, so there's no physical way to downgrade to a previous version of the modloaders 1.4.4 and keep playing the literal single biggest mod this loader is used for.

[Doompants/SJ]

Originally posted by Chocolate Milk:

The beta branches are all broken too, so there's no physical way to downgrade to a previous version of the modloaders 1.4.4 and keep playing the literal single biggest mod this loader is used for.

Go to their github and DL the last stable version of tmodloder manually.

Yeah it shouldn't have to do this, but this'll get you going.

https://github.com/tModLoader/tModLoader/releases/tag/v2023.06.25.36

[Anzuvere]

Thanks for the link. Supposedly they got it fixed already, I really just would have liked an answer and maybe some understanding from the dev's or mods, like explaining why it makes more sense to do it this way instead of how any other loader for any other game does it. But it looks like their mods didn't really try to understand what i was asking here. Feels weird having a mod with only 300 hours of the game anyway... but who am I to say.

Again though, thanks for the link. Hopefully the next person to come along might see this either for future reference or if it's still broken