Build: 42.19.0 — 1aa820d7bb66c4e55513cae04022bdacdac5b34e (2026-06-01) Mode: Dedicated server (client → server command path) Severity: Low (debug-only tool), but the action is fully broken — nothing gets added. Summary The in-game debug option that fills a FluidContainer (e.g. a rain barrel) with water throws a RuntimeException server-side. addFluidDebug passes the fluid as a Java String ("Water") to FluidContainer:addFluid(...), but the exposed Java method has no overload taking a String — it expects a FluidType. Kahlua's MultiLuaJavaInvoker cannot resolve an overload, so the call aborts and the container is left untouched. Steps to reproduce 1. Start a dedicated server with debug enabled; join as a client. 2. Place/select a rain barrel (any FluidContainer). 3. Use the debug menu to fill it with water. 4. Server throws; the container is not filled. Expected: container is filled with fresh water. Actual: RuntimeException, nothing added. Server stack trace ERROR: General  Lua(Vanilla).addFluidDebug> Exception thrown java.lang.RuntimeException: No implementation found for function: addFluid(class zombie.entity.components.fluids.FluidContainer [component: FluidContainer],class java.lang.String Water)) at MultiLuaJavaInvoker.call(MultiLuaJavaInvoker.java:113). se.krka.kahlua.integration.expose.MultiLuaJavaInvoker.call(MultiLuaJavaInvoker.java:113) se.krka.kahlua.vm.KahluaThread.callJava(KahluaThread.java:177) Lua(Vanilla).addFluidDebug(ClientCommands.lua:304) Lua(Vanilla).OnClientCommand(ClientCommands.lua:1253) ... zombie.network.GameServer.receiveClientCommand(GameServer.java:2429) zombie.network.GameServer.mainLoopDealWithNetData(GameServer.java:1606) zombie.network.GameServer.main(GameServer.java:905) Root cause At ClientCommands.lua:304, addFluidDebug calls FluidContainer:addFluid(<container>, "Water") with the fluid as a String literal. The Java-exposed FluidContainer.addFluid(...) signatures take a FluidType (e.g. FluidType.Water), not a String, so no overload resolves → "No implementation found". The debug command is dispatched client → server (OnClientCommand → addFluidDebug), so it fails on the server. Suggested fix Pass a FluidType rather than a string in addFluidDebug, e.g. container:addFluid(FluidType.Water, amount) — or resolve the fluid name to a FluidType via the fluid registry before the call. Worth auditing other debug helpers that may still pass fluid names as strings. Notes Reproduced through the standard OnClientCommand → addFluidDebug path. Our server runs a few mods (PSR/PFR/PIP/OrgCatFix); none appear in the stack — the trace is pure Lua(Vanilla), so this is not mod-related.

Some new crashes. I changed the minimum and maximum ram usage to 6Gb and 8Gb in the ProjectZomboid64.json and at first it looked like the crashes stopped in game, but i got new ones today and yesterday on startup or 5 mins after loading my save. Im putting them there in case it can help.

Version: [42.19.0 ] Mode: [Singleplayer] Server settings: [N/A] Mods: [None] Save: [New Save] Reproduction steps:         1. Equip long gloves.         2. Walk througth bush cause long gloves damage with hole on it.         3. Fix it with needle、thead and rag.         4. Repeat step 2~3, then long gloves auto drop on floor  wth boeken status.          5. Pick it up, fix it with needle、thead and rag, euqip it again.         6. Repeat step 2~5 , then long gloves auto drop on floor with condition bar empty.         7. Can't pick it up T T. screen record

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On the new unstable patch, when I try to update the mods used for a MP server using the Host option in the main title screen the mods don't update when I add new mods. I haven't tried removing mods out of fear they would be impossible to put back. When creating a new server setting, none of the mods except for 1 loads properly. The solution found here: https://steamcommunity.com/app/108600/discussions/0/3198115500363908004 and I tried to re-sub to all my mods.