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Try switching graphics renderer by pressing SHIFT-G after start.
My understanding that 48 was a terrible mess and coupled with some RL events that the decision was made to just wait until 49. That said, the beta version of the mod (49.2) seems to be very stable already at this point if you want to try that until the official release of it.
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I guess I will wait then because the mod is broken when trying to bump up energy for the mother it changes to some other npc after closing the window.
By the time they were ready to get to work on the mod after RL stuff, 49 was on the verge of releasing so they decided to just focus on that release instead. Also welcome back
FoolProof plan:
- Wait 1 month.
- Come back, check for update
- If no update, repeat from step 1.
although more eyes on it help find more bugs to get squashed faster,
but find your tolerance of pain, my and bloodbus Idea of stable may be 1 man's this game is buggy as hell, So the state of the game starts and runs, plays fairly stable as long as you don't want to push cheats to far. but depending on your play style, there is still lots of the game that honestly probably hasn't been hit.
a lot change under the hood for 48. and 49 was supposed to be a content updated and was probably a larger mechanical update than the previous two combined,
expect changes to interactions you have become use to because, well jen, llly, gabby, aunt are not reliably in locations they were at before, and leave it at that, that takes time to work through
you see it in vanilla as Vren adds new mechanics he doesn't always update the flow of the interactions
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good god i can only imagine. i had such weird bugs in vanilla already with those relatives. especially when you hire them. i suddenly got asked my mom if her SECOND daughter could work here. xDDDalthough more eyes on it help find more bugs to get squashed faster,
So the state of the game starts and runs, plays fairly stable as long as you don't want to push cheats to far. but depending on your play style, there is still lots of the game that honestly probably hasn't been hit.
a lot change under the hood for 48. and 49 was supposed to be a content updated and was probably a larger mechanical update than the previous two combined,
expect changes to interactions you have become use to because, well jen, llly, gabby, aunt are not reliably in locations they were at before, and leave it at that, that takes time to work through
you see it in vanilla as Vren adds new mechanics he doesn't always update the flow of the interactions
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Bug testers can be a help, but can also be a hindrance if they are not collated in one place as they double up on the info, which is more time-consuming to read than apply a fix. The modders in this mod useAlthough more eyes on it help find more bugs to get squashed faster,
So the state of the game starts and runs, plays fairly stable as long as you don't want to push cheats too far. But depending on your play style, there is still lots of the game that honestly probably hasn't been hit.
A lot of change under the hood for 48. And 49 was supposed to be a content updated and was probably a larger mechanical update than the previous two combined,
expect changes to interactions you have become use to because, well Jen, lily, gabby, aunt are not reliably in locations they were at before, and leave it at that, that takes time to work through
you see it in vanilla as Vren adds new mechanics he doesn't always update the flow of the interactions
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and GitHub, so I am guessing as I use neither that reading here in this thread is just a double up on info and a time-consuming sinkhole. I know you were making a similar point, I am just stating my position as I have a large outsourcing coding section in my business profile so collating useful info is one of the first structures we put in place before committing to any projectThe modders are using gitgud.io not github.com . There are some differences in the two.
The git system is not the greatest for bug reporting.
Github and gitgud are more designed around programmers submitting code to fix an issue. That's limited though by who can submit the code to a project and forks of the project.
Software bug reporting is better done by something like Jira.
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or similar systems.It's what they use for minecraft bug reports.
Discord is a horrible way to try and collect bug reporting in comparison to something like Jira.
Tools like Jira make it easier for users to see that a bug has already been reported and so can simply add to the report or confirm it is repeatable. It's part of an actual project management system. That something a lot of these developers could use.
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yeah, and i hope we have some clear clue on how to triger some event....although more eyes on it help find more bugs to get squashed faster,
So the state of the game starts and runs, plays fairly stable as long as you don't want to push cheats to far. but depending on your play style, there is still lots of the game that honestly probably hasn't been hit.
a lot change under the hood for 48. and 49 was supposed to be a content updated and was probably a larger mechanical update than the previous two combined,
expect changes to interactions you have become use to because, well jen, llly, gabby, aunt are not reliably in locations they were at before, and leave it at that, that takes time to work through
you see it in vanilla as Vren adds new mechanics he doesn't always update the flow of the interactions
pretty boring most of my playtime just seeing event List on the game file...
I can agree and disagree at the same time. the issue, as with most dev tools is accessibility to the common folk, Jira is as guilty(although slightly better) Github if you turn most of the built in, has a fairly capable system, across boards, (although I still feel that the MS DevOPs was more integrated, and pluggable, like you could use Jira if you chose to) GitGud is GitLab, will let those with Initiative Look into everything that can be turned on or off in that platform
But getting people, there to file a report. Minecraft as an prefills a forrm with ingame stats, and asks the player if they wish to send, I don't know their full permission stack as I don't play the game, but EU standards are very strict so can guess on the structure at least.
So haveing worked tech support or field support for over 30 years, while it is correct is is really nice to get that point, getting the from the user to the tech point is 99% of the battle.
Every dev system and reporting system has pros and cons. Jira can be a bit complex for some. I've never used minecrafts in game report system. Honestly, didn't realize it had one. I've always reported through the site.
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That's how I knew they used Jira.Jira is just one among many. The nice part about systems like it is once a bug is confirmed it can be assigned into the project work flow. I doubt many people will build discord into the development system.
The point with git is a lot of developers such as myself tend to limit who can make submissions and what they want turned on. I've found when it comes to git there are usually more bad submissions than good ones coming in. That's especially true when it comes to programming changes. There are so many shitty programmers that think they know something. At this point I'm inclined to ignore 99.9% of it. There is no good way to easily filter the good from the bad other than take the time to read all the shit. So better just turning stuff off.