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We know that Lua files from all active mods load in alphabetical order. But I noticed that files in server folder load after files in client folder even if you have only one active mod. Is there any full guide about load order?

The result of getName() is equal to getDisplayName(). But getType() is better anyway in this code.

-- when you or a npc try to hit something xpUpdate.onWeaponHitXp = function(owner, weapon, hitObject, damage) local isShove = false if hitObject:isOnFloor() == false and weapon:getName() == "Bare Hands" then The function getName() returns translated name! It may be not English. So it should be: weapon:getType() == "BareHands"

😎 pants:setDirtyness(100) pants:setWetness(100) pants:flushWetness()

Ctrl+F "multiplayer". 😔

Maybe you are right, but I won't play this game without working cars.

Use the map to choose a place for home. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2018682364

I think that the mod should not contain instructions for the player about replacing files. The mod should be in the style of "subscribe and play."

Hydrocraft is strange in general. I remember "realistic" pets which are just bags. I remember "realistic" pushcarts which can not be dropped fast. Animals without animations. And so on.

How to find out the world coordinates of the rear left window? Now it seems that world coordinates (getX, getY) of all parts are the same.

1) "Apply the list of the mods to the all existing saves". 2) "Apply the list of the mods to the last save". 3) "Automatically apply the list of the mods to the last save".

How to list all vehicles in the world? For example, I'd like to add rust while raining.

I'd like to create a mod to repair vehicle parts. I know that there is already a mod there. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1558779191 But I would like to make it as realistic as possible. Therefore, I wonder what is the real difficulty of repairing auto parts? And how can this be done most nice and neat in terms of game design?

The mod is updated, so you can't use it to reproduce the bug. But the bug is still there in the game.

NecroForge 2.7b caused the bug. Sorry for posting it here.

https://pastebin.com/HNnJQeSR When button "Items List" is pressed, nothing happens, but error in log file.

Zombies are too overpowered.

Sorry, you are right. I use Google Translate to check typos. But this time it suggested "better" option...

If you are hemophobic, this is the only way to kill zombies and keep clean.

As you know, ice cream has 30 hunger. 1) Eat 3/4 of Icecream 2) Wait until it becomes IcecreamMelted. It has 30 hunger again. It should be easy to fix I guess.

You mean nails (not in a box) etc?

Check other seats. There are 6 seats, and you've checked only two.

Yes, it's present. I downloaded mod again. Tested with only one mod enabled (Dreams). And I did it exactly how I described in the first post. And it doesn't matter which localization is chosen. Build 41.29 -debug console.txt

I'm not sure HOW it works. It seems that in this case the mod system changes order of loading files. So, probably, this bug affects not all mods. In Dreams mod, there are two files: dreams.lua and a_dreams_tags.lua. In the file "a_dreams_tags.lua" a constant DREAMS is created. In the file "dreams.lua" this constant is used. But in crash it says that variable DREAMS is not found. It's very strange. Seems like the mod system loaded only one file of the mod. Or the mod system changes order of loading. That's why I said "MAY BE a crash" in bug report.

When you go to main menu from the game without a mod (in save file) but the mod is enabled in main "Mods" menu, there may be a crash. Steps to reproduce: 1) Start new game session. 2) Go to main menu / save the game. 3) Close Project Zomboid (quit application). 4) Subscribe "Dreams" mod. Wait for download. 5) Launch Project Zomboid. 6) Go to "Mods" menu and enable this mod. 7) Continue the game (or load last save). Remember that the mod is disabled in this save file. 8] Go to main menu. ------> error.