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Harmony 2.2.2-0 (Mod Dependency)
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Harmony 2.2.2-0 (Mod Dependency)

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This is a dependency for various other mods.

It provides Andreas Pardeike's Harmony patching library[github.com] (version 2.2.2) to all mods that require it.

It also hotpatches older Harmony versions (1.2.0.1 and 1.1.0.0) and adds limited cross-compatibility for Harmony 1.0.9.1. All of those versions are still used by various mods. The patching is necessary because Harmony 1.x is incompatible with 2.x.

This workshop item will be updated to the latest stable Harmony 2.x version in periodic intervals.

Why did this mod suddenly appear in my content manager?
Some mods might force an automatic subscription to this mod. It is safe to assume that this mod is required by some other mod you have installed.

Do I have to enable it in content manager?
It doesn't matter. Other mods will use the files provided by this mod, no matter if it is enabled for not.

Mods that are incompatible with this mod
  • Other mods that provide Harmony 2 (such as Harmony Experimental or "Harmony (redesigned)")

Source & Documentation for Mod Developers[github.com]

For full transparency: I am an employee at Colossal Order, however this is my personal account and as such all opinions, content and contributions to the community reflect my own views and interests, and are not created nor maintained as part of my job. Like all user generated content, this is not officially supported content and should be used at your own risk.
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Jun 7 @ 10:13pm
PINNED: Problems with Harmony? Here are some solutions!
boformer
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Oct 15, 2022 @ 2:27pm
Mod Error
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Sep 17, 2023 @ 2:26pm
'Harmony.HarmonyException Error'. Can anyone help?
CoasterPhoenix
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patrioticparadox Jun 11 @ 9:32pm 
Doesn't need it
K-Nz♠ Jun 11 @ 7:42pm 
update the mod please
TheFoton Jun 11 @ 7:39pm 
Update the mod
♡ MultiGamerClub ♡ Jun 7 @ 12:47am 
Update to latest version maybe so game doesnt cry so much?
patrioticparadox Jun 4 @ 4:42pm 
Lol
Cosmic Cleric May 30 @ 12:14pm 
@patrioticparadox If you can't find my GitHub page without a link, then you're not a developer yourself, and should not be criticizing others that they are not a developer.

Also, why are bots being used to purposely aggravate long-time customers? Its disrespectful to your customers.
patrioticparadox May 30 @ 6:39am 
See, the thing of it is, the terminology you use is so close to being meaningful but then departs from what an experienced developer would say. For you to seemingly be unaware of the development lifecycle would indicate that you are not an experienced developer. Perhaps it's something you're interested in, and I wholeheartedly encourage you to pursue it, but pump your brakes on telling people how to maintain their creations.

Also, let's see that git, bro. Where's the link?
Cosmic Cleric May 29 @ 1:59pm 
@CHZ PFFS Well, you could just go and see my GitHub page, if you need proof. Otherwise, just insulting someone because you don't have any valid thing to say is what is really embarrassing.
patrioticparadox May 22 @ 9:52pm 
Bruh, they were being nice. They're right and you're wrong. Leave it.
Cosmic Cleric May 22 @ 9:46pm 
@algernon "Unfortunately, those messages are now effectively meaningless (unless you're using mods that are many years old), as mods that worked several versions ago are still fine."

You can't guarantee that. Each and every next update to the game can potentially break mods. That's actually a norm of all games that allow/have mods loadable in, again, especially those who inject their code into the game client.

Its really the responsibility of the coder for a mod for a game to at least take a few minutes and make sure the mod runs with the newest client and then mark the mod as compatible, vs. just telling people that it'll just be ok the game won't break.