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1. Select the mod in the mod menu, hit advanced, open folder.
2. Unsubscribe on steam
3. Close the game
3. Delete the entire folder you opened
4. Subscribe
5. It will do some validation thing, then you'll be good to start it up and re-enable it.
What other mods do you have? What version of RimWorld are you playing? What version of Harmony do you have? What version of my mod do you have? What expansions do you have? Are you sure Steam Workshop actually downloaded the correct version of the mod for you?
Error while instantiating a mod of type RT_SolarFlareShield.Mod: System.REflection.TergetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. ---> HarmonyLib.HarmonyException: Patching exception iin method System.Void RimWorld.PowerNet::PowerNetTick() --->
To make it abundantly clear: whatever anyone may write about this will not change my position on it, no matter how entitled to my free time or the results of my volunteer work they may feel.
Throughout the years the text strings on all of my mods did change, tens of times times, while a translator returning to update their translation happened only twice or thrice - and even that doubled the amount of releases I had to do for that mod during that update cycle.
If I want to keep supporting donated translations, like I said: the workload balloons, which makes it that much harder to schedule development, to the point of it becoming impossible - which is why I ended up dropping a bunch of those translations several years ago.
And if I don't spend effort on this we end up with the exact same problem as with abandoned or low-quality translation mods, only this time it's inside my own mod - which means I'm the one receiving the associated feedback. Not to mention that I have no desire to knowingly ship a broken product in the first place.