Nexus Mods don't work since update?

[yui]

So, I assume I have to wait until the modders update their mods or?????

[Grimzy]

Originally posted by yui:

So, I assume I have to wait until the modders update their mods or?????

Correct

[yui]

Thank you

[Chrispy]

The worst part about the updates are my big titty mods break

[wildbill]

One cool thing about the update, is they made the two mods I had installed basically obsolete. One was for more bases, there is now a setting for that. The other is for more weight in base, and a setting to keep you from be encumbered, which helps the problem the mod fixed completely, but no longer works.

[Xarian-Prime]

Originally posted by wildbill:

One cool thing about the update, is they made the two mods I had installed basically obsolete. One was for more bases, there is now a setting for that. The other is for more weight in base, and a setting to keep you from be encumbered, which helps the problem the mod fixed completely, but no longer works.

Having been away from the game for a bit I'm finding the same thing, the dev's have taken onboard many of the little addons and fixes from most of the mods i was running.
That's rather awesome.

[Xarian-Prime]

Originally posted by yui:

So, I assume I have to wait until the modders update their mods or?????

Don't hold your breath though.. I was looking around at the nexus mods earlier and many of them haven's been updated or had any communication about updates since January/Feb.
Not sure what's happened, devs changed too much maybe and some just threw in the towel?? Format might have changed? I know many mods i was running stopped working some time ago and weren't playing nice with the 2nd last update.
I asked here before about this kind of thing but the thread didn't get any traction.
If anyone knows just wtf has gone down it'd be super awesome to know

[wildbill]

Originally posted by Xarian-Prime:

Originally posted by yui:

So, I assume I have to wait until the modders update their mods or?????

Don't hold your breath though.. I was looking around at the nexus mods earlier and many of them haven's been updated or had any communication about updates since January/Feb.
Not sure what's happened, devs changed too much maybe and some just threw in the towel?? Format might have changed? I know many mods i was running stopped working some time ago and weren't playing nice with the 2nd last update.
I asked here before about this kind of thing but the thread didn't get any traction.
If anyone knows just wtf has gone down it'd be super awesome to know

Modders are mostly just gamers like us. I've written a few mods myself. Did some for Minecraft, one for Valheim, none for this game. When I stop playing a game, I stop maintaining a mod. Sites like Nexus should really ping the authors occasionally and then automatically mark a mod as possibly not supported if they get no response.

The mod I wrote for Valheim is still being used and hasn't been updated for a few years. it is fairly simple, so could be why it still "works".

These people write the mods for fun and as a hobby. Almost none of them make any money at it. I never did.

[Xarian-Prime]

Originally posted by wildbill:

Originally posted by Xarian-Prime:

Don't hold your breath though.. I was looking around at the nexus mods earlier and many of them haven's been updated or had any communication about updates since January/Feb.
Not sure what's happened, devs changed too much maybe and some just threw in the towel?? Format might have changed? I know many mods i was running stopped working some time ago and weren't playing nice with the 2nd last update.
I asked here before about this kind of thing but the thread didn't get any traction.
If anyone knows just wtf has gone down it'd be super awesome to know

Modders are mostly just gamers like us. I've written a few mods myself. Did some for Minecraft, one for Valheim, none for this game. When I stop playing a game, I stop maintaining a mod. Sites like Nexus should really ping the authors occasionally and then automatically mark a mod as possibly not supported if they get no response.

The mod I wrote for Valheim is still being used and hasn't been updated for a few years. it is fairly simple, so could be why it still "works".

These people write the mods for fun and as a hobby. Almost none of them make any money at it. I never did.

I feel that man, made a few mods myself in my years.
Just to clarify, i'm more curious than anything else.. the format for modding Palworld has changed a few times already, started with LUA then paks then an external doohickey came and folks started using that to make bigger more complex mods then... silence (or so it seems) The nerd in me want's to know 'what's up with that' lol

[vekararelak]

I hope things get fixed, was looking forward to a relaxing weekend of Palworld before my root canal on Monday.

[Cheeze Wizard]

A vast majority of games will have mods break after an update. If a game is still being actively developed or supported, don't bother modding unless they either have official tools that makes it so mods don't break or you are willing to make backups and hold off on updating till mods are updated. And even with that first option you gotta make sure the mods you have don't go deeper than what the tools allowed, which is super common even for games like Skyrim which have powerful SDKs.

[SotiCoto]

This update dropping for this game... the DLC dropping for Elden Ring... Mods for both have universally collapsed in on themselves and completely stopped working, and the mod creators are largely uncontactable... meaning for those of us who got so used to playing either game with mods to the point where we consider it unplayable without them....

.... well... I'm just playing a retro game for however many weeks it takes either Palworld or Elden Ring to achieve mod stability again.

Dragon's Dogma 2 got patched as well, but I'd just completely finished playing that the day before, so I'm not so bothered.

[♥Debilitas's Dolly♥]

Not all mods are broken. I am still using the pal information and no food decay all I need.

[Firestarter]

games update and mods break until the creators update them, they aren't getting paid most of the time so they will work at their own pace, its a labor of love. this happens in literally every game that has mods and frequent updates, this isn't shocking, are y'all new to p.c gaming? this is the way its always been.