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So glad to hear it. Enjoy the mods
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Hmmm that is very strange. Have you tried to Delete mod, and re-create it yet? Maybe the double launching corrupted a file in there? - - - Updated - - - I think Spider has recently taken a break, so true Survival will stay with 16.2 for awhile.
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You have a GTX 1060, and only run at 1024x768?
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Hmm, you can go to that folder, and maybe launch the 7dlauncher.exe to see if you can fix the resolution? I've never seen that error before.
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No EAC. You can add the 7d2dmodlauncher.exe to Steam as a non-steam game, and it should work well for you.
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No idea why the "3) Clickon I" was there. Disregard that step
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No problem. I'm glad you find it useful
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The C:\7D2D was selected because everyone has a C:\. It does have it's issues, to be honest, but it's a consistent place. The Anti-virus seems to be targetting the actually installer, vs where it's installing at. - - - Updated - - - Can you click on the Disable SSL check box, restart the Mod Launcher, and try again? If that doesn't work, check Direct Download, and try Play again.
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Yes, you can install the more than one mod. Have you tried adding the 7d2dmodlauncher.exe to Steam as a non-steam game? Then start the mod launcher through steam?
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Looks like your files are corrupted. Try this: 1) Delete Mod for True Survival in the Mod Launcher 2) In Steam, right click on 7 Days to Die, and go to Properties 3) Click on the Local Files tab 4) Click on Browse Files 5) Delete all the files in the explorer window that pops up. 6) Back in steam, click on Verify Integrity of the files 7) Once done, go back into the Mod Launcher, and retry the mod. 3) Clickon I
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Thanks for the screen shot. I just tried it, and it seems to work for me. So let's figure out why it won't work for you. 1) Try to start the game again, and reproduce the error. 2) Go back to the Mod Launcher, and click on the View menu, then Log files 3) Select the output_log.txt, and click on Upload Log File 4) Copy and paste the pastebin.com link it gives you to me, here. Here's a visual guide: https://imgur.com/a/SXq6W it shows True Survival as an example, but select your Valmod Expansion instead.
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It should, yes. I take no offense The Mod Launcher auto-updates itself, so in 99% of installed users, they are running the latest version
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what error are you getting?
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Sorry for the trouble. When you said you lowered your game version, you lowered it to Alpha 16.2? If you could start the game (and get the error), then click on the View Menu, then Log Files. This will let you upload your log file to pastebin.com. When you click on Upload Log File, it'll give you a pastebin.com link. You can copy and paste that link here for me to review. Here's a visual guide: https://imgur.com/a/SXq6W
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Which mod are you having trouble with? Sounds like the download is being blocked by something. Have you tried click on Disable SSL, restarting the Mod Launcher, and trying again? Any anti-virus?
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About the: SDX: ResourceWrapper - Failed to load asset: Textures/Environment/Spectrums/pine_forest/fogfade Yes, these are normal for any SDX mod, and can be safely ignored.
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You could add this command line parameter; -force-glcore
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What seems to be the issue?
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The Additional Commands is passed to the 7daystodie.exe. For example, if you had trouble with the base game, and had to manually add a command line parameter, like -force-d3d11, then you could place it there. I don't know any performance enhancing flags right off. Seems to be kind of hit or miss for various people. hope that helps.
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No problem. Glad you got it working. Enjoy the mod
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Sorry for the trouble. Is it repeating that message? Starvation is a large mod, and can take anywhere from 10 to 60 minutes to download the first time.
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Sorry for the trouble. Could you try click on Disable SSL, and restarting the launcher? Then attempt to do a Test Mod Sync and see if it downloads.
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Yes, you can change the Destination Folder For Mods by clicking on any of the top level folders. Clicking on something like Xtrakicking, sphereii-mental, should show you a little blue folder to change from C:\7D2D to whatever you'd like.
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Take a look here, and see if you can exclude your folder: http://smallbusiness.chron.com/set-exclusions-norton-antivirus-61906.html
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Starvation is big mod. But what is "out of the norm" for you?
