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F:\Program Files1 (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Cities_Skylines\Cities_Data\
I didn't copied the game, i putted Windows on other drive. Do you think it's the reason? I got many problems with administrator rights with steam games
Thank you for answering
I'm not sure what the correct procedure is to run Cities: Skylines on another drive is, I wish Paradox would post something on their wiki explaining how to do it properly.
In any case, I've added a bug ticket to TM:PE to see if we can get the mod to handle that issue better in future.
If I understand correctly, you've moved your entire windows install by manually moving over each Windows folder? You should never do this, ever, as it will not only cause issues with games and mods, but literally hundreds of other things. Here's only a couple out of the hundreds of reasons not to do this:
- Windows installs programs to "Program Files", not "Program Files1".
- There are many registry values that are set and hard-coded into the location of where the program was initially installed. For example, if I installed steam to C:\Steam, then in the registry it's set to C:\Steam, so if I move the folder, the registry points to the wrong spot.
- There are folders there you do not have permission to view or move. Even if you're the administrator of the computer, there's many folders that Windows creates on installation and cannot be moved without reinstalling.
My suggestions to fix this situation:
- If you truly want to move Windows to another drive, I strongly suggest reinstalling Windows (backing up important data first, of course) and then selecting which drive to install to during the installation process. This will properly move all of the windows folders and ensure everything gets set up correctly.
- If you want to attempt to fix this, reinstall Steam first. Then, create a new SteamLibrary folder using this handy guide. After you've done that, reinstall Cities: Skylines, ensuring you're selecting the new SteamLibrary folder it was created in. If this does not work, then there's not much you can do other than reinstall windows.
@FireController
Hello, no no i didnt move manually xD
I installed an other Windows on other drive and i have kept my first drive for my files.
I have 2 drives, one for windows, one for my games.
I have been able to handed my games in Common too.
Thanks for your help both of you
A Mod caused an error [ModException]
Details:
System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Array index is out of range.
at OptionsMainPanel.AddUserMods () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
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There errors came in once i booted up the map:
Unexpected Exception while deserializing RICO - file 923935112 (Document element did not appear. Line 1, position 1. [])
Unexpected Exception while deserializing RICO - file 922138318 (Document element did not appear. Line 1, position 1. [])
AND:
A Mod caused an error [ModException]
Details:
System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Array index is out of range.
at OptionsMainPanel.AddUserMods () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
https://github.com/krzychu124/Cities-Skylines-Traffic-Manager-President-Edition/wiki/Share-your-Cities-Skylines-log-file
You are getting masses of other exceptions, so there is something wrong with your install - not just mods.
Did you move the game to a new drive? If so, try the following:
If it's still not working, I need a list of the mods you have installed.