Mods-enabled makes all hair / beards twitch wildly?

[Mad]

I was having issues a while ago with all my Space Rig consoles showing the dwarves hair and beards twitching and flipping around, really hurt my head to look at.

Someone here was kind enough to help me figure out if I added '-disablemodding' to Steam's launch options, it sorted out the visual glitch.

I recently promoted all my dwarves to their maximum border and wanted to use the mod for keeping track of additional promotions. First time I tried to add mods on my own, was happy I sorted it out! But then... the beard and hair glitch is back...

I'm just left debating which is worse: the headache-inducing-glitch (although it doesn't happen in matches, only in the Space Rig consoles), or not being able to see how many promotions I've achieved.

Any ideas why this happens, or what I could do to fix it?

(The only things I have in my mod list are: DRGLib, Mod Hub, and Show More Promotion Levels. Nothing else atm).

Thanks

[11th Gen Intel Core i7-11700F 2.50GHz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 2 displays - game runs perfectly otherwise]

[Yggdrasil Burnes]

I love how this thread is ignoring that there are already cheats on Mod.io. They are no less public. They are usually considered Sandbox mods, but not always. It's ridiculous to call another modding API a cheating or hacking tool when it is simply another modding API. If it does the exact same job, being a 3rd Party mod manager in the stead of another more integrated 3rd Party mod hosting site, then there is no issue. If you don't want to risk it, just... start your own lobbies. Announce on the discord. You know. Communicate.

If you use MINT and don't name your lobbies as modded, you as the host alone are the responsible party, and the host should be reprimanded somehow. Mod.IO has too many bugs and quirks, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with networking and causing visual bugs. I love the game, but GSG has had years to iron this single annoying bug out. I'm happy to keep playing, but when there is a better service right next door, I'll make my own decisions. I don't host lobbies. I join lobbies and have backups of my save in case I stumble into a few billion minerals or wild mods. I enjoy the chaos, GG, replace my save, and join another. It's not wasted time if it's fun. It's not wasted time if you as the individual are prepared to correct a mistake.

[Bookslayer10]

Publicado originalmente por Yggdrasil Burnes:

I join lobbies and have backups of my save in case I stumble into a few billion minerals or wild mods. I enjoy the chaos, GG, replace my save, and join another. It's not wasted time if it's fun. It's not wasted time if you as the individual are prepared to correct a mistake.

Keep in mind that a large majority of the playerbase in DRG does not wish to play with mods, and does not manually keep backups of their save games. If they do stumble into an unmarked lobby with billions of minerals, they are going to be very frustrated as they try and find out how to revert their save - or, if they are very new, they could easily be scared off and stop playing outright.

[Chibbity]

Publicado originalmente por Yggdrasil Burnes:

I love how this thread is ignoring that there are already cheats on Mod.io. They are no less public. They are usually considered Sandbox mods, but not always. It's ridiculous to call another modding API a cheating or hacking tool when it is simply another modding API. If it does the exact same job, being a 3rd Party mod manager in the stead of another more integrated 3rd Party mod hosting site, then there is no issue.

Except it doesn't do the exact same job, because it doesn't segregate Verified, Approved; and Sandbox mods from eachother. Nor does it segregate Approved and Sandbox mods from the Vanilla/Verified lobby list.

You should probably read up on the modding categories system and how it works, so you know what you're talking about; no offense.