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It seems like updating within the client fails 100% of the time, NET 9 installed or not. Did something happened between testing and deployment? |
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1.28.4: Miscellaneous Bug Fixes
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1.28.5: More Miscellaneous Bug Fixes
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1.28.6: Path/Location Warnings & Minor Theme Adjustment
OneDrive you want to avoid for performance reasons. Same as above. Sometimes people download old games through 'mysterious ways', place them in a special location and try to mod them before trying even an unmodded game. This way they'll hopefully know that the path may be a problem. Before: After: In the interest of accessibility, and people using monitors with interesting contrast ratios; the following adjustment above was made. |
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1.28.7: Fix Crash on Load Ordering with Keyboard/ControllerMoving a mod that was already at the end of the list further down (out of bounds) led to a crash. This was somehow overlooked by everyone for years; it's fixed now. |
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1.28.8: A set of Bug fixes from @RyoTuneA fix for drag/drop:
And various improvements to the
And lastly, the default NuGet feed has been updated to https://packages.sewer56.moe/v3/index.json, |
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1.29.0: Minor Functionality / Maintenance UpdateThis release consists of community contributions; cleaned up and merged into the main project. User Friendly Enums by @RyoTuneThanks to @RyoTune it is now possible to give 'enums' user friendly named in mod configs; public enum SampleEnum
{
NoOpinion,
Sucks,
IsMediocre,
IsOk,
IsCool,
ILoveIt,
} Which produced With the new addition, it's now possible to add user friendly names to each configuration item: public enum SampleEnum
{
[Display(Name = "No Opinion 🤷")]
NoOpinion,
[Display(Name = "It's Sucks! 👎")]
Sucks,
[Display(Name = "It's mediocre 😐")]
IsMediocre,
[Display(Name = "It's okay! 👍")]
IsOk,
[Display(Name = "It's cool! 😎")]
IsCool,
[Display(Name = "I Love It!!! ❤️🔥")]
ILoveIt,
} Explicit Item Ordering by @RyoTune[Display(Order = 0)]
public int OrderFirst { get; set; }
[Display(Order = 1)]
public int OrderSecond { get; set; }
[Display(Order = 2)]
public int OrderThird { get; set; } Lower order means items come first. Do note that this is inverted from the original PR; so if you originally wrote your mod against Reloaded II.5 ReMIX fork, it may be the opposite to what you expected. Launcher Error Reporting by @TheBestAstroNOT + @Sewer56Launcher errors now give you the option to print the error details to a text file. Hopefully this is a bit friendlier for end users 🤞. Improved Missing Loader Error by @TheBestAstroNOT + @Sewer56Sometimes users do the following:
The error message for missing Mod Loader DLL was updated to account for these situations. |
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1.29.1: Emergency .NET 9.0.5 RollbackMicrosoft rolled out .NET 9.0.5 with a change that causes crashes in all games when used with Reloaded-II. I've made the following changes to address this:
Note: The crashes appear to be related to garbage collector changes in .NET 9.0.5, though specific details are still being investigated. Bug Fixes by @RyoTune
French Localization by @dysfunctionalriotComplete French translation added! 🇫🇷 All text up to version 1.29.0 has been translated. |
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Trying to update through the Reloaded 2 64 bit client continuously fails |
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1.28.0: .NET 9 and Miscellaneous Improvements
Upgraded to .NET 9
Reloaded-II now ships with .NET 9 (currently RC2) as its runtime; given that no major issues have been reported thus far. This should give modders access to new APIs as well as performance improvements.
Improved: Running protontricks with certain Flatpak installs.
Many people running Protontricks via Flatpak rely on setting an alias to
protontricks-launch
via~/.bashrc
. In fact, the install guide recommends this.However, the
.desktop
shortcuts generated by the installer previously did not account for this.Because the command was not ran in a shell,
~/.bashrc
was not being sourced; so the alias would not work for Flatpak users. Installs from the updated installer now create a shortcut that usesbash
to invoke the command:This should cause
~/.bashrc
to be sourced; and hopefully the alias to work.Note: Normally running a specific shell is not the best practice, however the whole installer itself is a hack and
bash
is ubiquitous enough that I can't name a distro that doesn't ship it out of the box.Improved: Flickering on xwayland
Client side decorations (window glow) has been disabled by default on Linux; this reduces the amount of flicker encountered when running the application via Wine on Xwayland.
It also helps maximize screen real estate, the invisible border should no longer look 'weird' in tiling window managers.
Fixed: Auto Update Working Directory
Previously if you moved a game, you would need to move both the
EXE Path
andWorking Directory
in theEdit Application
menu. This caused a lot of issues as users would not notice, and then get non-bootable games.In this update, I've made the
Working Directory
adjust alongside theEXE Path
. This preserves the relative path, in other words, if your working directory is 2 folders up, then the new working directory will also be 2 folders up.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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