Mods Removed - Warnings Persist

[Fizzlebop Smith]

I am hoping there is a simple solution to my problem. I'm technically illiterate in many regards amd have a decade gap in troubleshooting related to PC.

 

I spent several days getting a modded install working.

During initial loading, all errors have been resolved. I was proud of my bloated but stable install.

One of the contract mods I love (Kerbal Academy) is producing negative contract values on this playthrough.

I could not find a solution (issue is reported on github) and installed the contract suite which allows in situ modifications of contracts

Contract Window +

Contract Parser

Cap Com

+ Dependencies

When loading, I received 4 "warnings" related to this newest mod install. I have never witnessed a warning before.

Once removing above mods.. I still get the error on load but with a (legacy) warning in front. The game ran stable, buy I am hoping there are some cache files / generated txt file I can remove  to correct this warning at load.

 

Edited July 23, 2024 by Fizzlebop Smith
Error was Warning

[HebaruSan]

6 hours ago, Fizzlebop Smith said:

When loading, I received 4 errors related to this newest mod install.

I still get the error on load but with a (legacy) in front.

FYI, you'll usually get better help quicker if you report what the messages said, since they often contain important information about what the problem is.

[Fizzlebop Smith]

29 minutes ago, HebaruSan said:

FYI, you'll usually get better help quicker if you report what the messages said, since they often contain important information about what the problem is.

Greatly appreciate the advice. At work and was hoping it was a situation people have encountered enough for the answer be obvious to those other than myself.

The the mods producing the warning have been removed. 

If no one provides that easy solution i will move a back dated save into a waiting install that mirror the current instant without problem mods ever touching the install.

This will be quicker than compiling logs, uploading to cloud servers and trying to link imgur to the forum.

Should that fail to work I add something akin to a bug report.

 

Your message did make me realize that I wrote error instead of warning.

Edited July 23, 2024 by Fizzlebop Smith

[HebaruSan]

26 minutes ago, Fizzlebop Smith said:

a situation people have encountered enough for the answer be obvious

That might be the case, if they knew what the situation was, which would be helped greatly by reporting any text that the computer is giving you about the problems.

(Sorry if I'm going on and on, but as someone who writes warnings and error messages and often spends significant time and effort working out what they should say to make the issue and resolution path clear, it can be discourating and frustrating when that sort of programmer effort doesn't have the intended effects.)

Ooh, just remembered: Don't feel like you have to type out a long message! Not only is it usually easier to capture a screenshot, but it's often better as well because it can convey aspects of the context that would not otherwise have been shared, such as which mod is reporting the message, what else is going on at the time, product versions, etc.

Edited July 23, 2024 by HebaruSan

[Fizzlebop Smith]

I'm quite the idiot.

If i would have posted the actual warning. I would have been told its due to a unrelated mod. I must have fat fingered an older mod that was raising 

Thank you for taking the time. I have seen people post partial clips from logs and informed S.O.P would include a log.

I do see the difference in situation and that makes sense. I often forget screen shots. I get intimidated by the number of logs but am learning where they are at.

I feel quite chagrined to have been thinking at work today .. maybe its still on the list for load order.. maybe a cache somewhere.. like all this stuff & a soon as i power up i realize i must have stayed up too late.