It just doesn't require any external intervention unless the Load-Order collapses somehow. As a result, the official status of both can only be in the correct Load-Order since the Steam Time-scaling parser is in fact reliable enough. a fairly stable solution is to quickly release new updates myself as soon as LW2 uploads their own version. Barring for the fact that there's no way to tell if people got my custom stuff **AFTER** installing or more importantly, getting a new update of LW2. these Mods are then "pre-supposed" to work on any of subscribers' setup. I understand some "hidden" version could help verifying if load-order (highly variable by nature) is actually effective or working as intended & necessary.Ģ) Once released. Simply don't want to double-up tasks - so to speak. it still can happen that verifying if some changes do stick is just impossible. Thus while i don't HAVE to subscribe to it. to me, the essential stands on the fact that when i create anything (so far, i've released at least 8 spanning from complex HUD assets, gameplay gimmicks & tools!) from ModBuddy i rely on two very simple principles.ġ) I only keep ONE copy of my on-going projects and their auto-located/compiled valid (for ingame use) version that goes into the XC2-game folder (referenced earlier) instead of any locally maintained Steam-Workshop destinations. Thanks all for reporting your own experiences with this strange issue.īut. yet, without valid & proven facts (aside from pre-parsed Subscribing dates and other issues handled but still obfuscated by Steam) i'm just stuck. I can tackle most of my Modding projects/content logically. but, some Modders have a knack to mention this mysterious Load-Order trick without revealing the truth of what & how IT does the magic i'm seeking for to solve a problem. Amineri told me awhile ago that Firaxis hasn't given us proper ways to directly fiddle with such stuff in/from native code or UC scripting functions. So that's why i'm curious about that "Load-Order" system.
Local Mods are listed in the XComModOptions.INI file as some trailer entries (even into the Steam Launcher, btw), BUT they aren't loaded last at all since even my own mods can't be activated after LW2 to apply strict INT factors to rewrite specific strings via the qUIck_LW2 mod. i'm aware of that "Alternate Launcher" solution and even tried it - but it simply isn't enough since we still don't have precise control over the preferable exact Load-Order to at least hook the "#.\XCom2\XComGame\Mods." local files while the usual Steam stack is also streamed.
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