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Vanilla small shelf (30 wood) 3 slots
Vanilla shelf (60 wood) 6 slots
LWM Big Shelf (75 wood) 8 slots
LWM Very Big Shelf (45 steel, 120 wood) 10 slots.
That's a huge leap for just an extra two slots. Ignoring the steel, the other shelves have more-or-less 10 wood per slot, so shouldn't this be a 12 slot shelf? I'm wondering if this was an accidental nerf due to a typo
No Building Quality for LWM's Deep Storage
I tried removing this mod from my load order and there's no crash now. So not sure what was causing the crash.
I THINK it's this mod causing this. After googling to find out which mods can add such a limit, this mod's name is what came up.
When I set a stack size limit in a storage and pawns place items in the storage that exceed the limit, it crashes the game.
I wanted to create a limit to how much of something pawns can place in single containers so that they can be spread to multiple places.
Some kibble in the bowl inside the house, some in the manger in the pen, the rest in storage.
just enough meat in the hopper for it to use, but not having it rot before the fishindustry mod fish basins can use it.
But every time, regardless of the container, if the pawns deliver any item into the storage that is over the limit, instead of taking the extra items away to other storage, it simply crashes.
Is this a conflict?
Bruuuhhh ive been using this mod with a list of over 200 and it works absolutely fine. go check your list, troubleshoot your own collection, *then* you can come and complain about the problem. so far you have given no information as to the problem youre having and have just been rather rude and inflamatory. calm down, consider, and evaluate.
posting an error log would help you find an answer, there are plenty of people willing to point out where the critical errors lie. or... perhaps you have a sense of pride and dont want to ask for help, in that case... *fix it yourself*
Regardless, I shall take my new mission with pride, and assault all of you with positive gaslighting. Your inner critics are all wrong and you are beautiful. I cannot be stopped.
just remember that for every single mod you add and then stuff starts breaking.
Maybe post an error log?