I've repacked your mod to have a top-level folder that contains your manifest.json (and other files). This is the standard method of packing SDV mods and will make it easier for users to install it.
It works for me in 1.6, but the mod itself has no folder.
Create a new folder called 'Aesthetic Secret Notes', download the mod manually, and extract the .zip into that new folder, and put the folder into your '/Stardew Valley/Mods' folder.
Note that it still doesn't change the journal pages from Ginger Island.
It works for me in 1.6, but the mod itself has no folder.
For anyone reading this, create a new folder called 'Aesthetic Secret Notes', download the mod manually, and extract the .zip into that new folder, and put the folder into your '/Stardew Valley/Mods' folder.
Note that it still doesn't change the journal pages from Ginger Island.
Cool textures. I just want to comment on the code: why have a "ChangeSecretNotes" flag on a mod whose sole purpose is to change secret notes? And why include a "HasFile" condition when you yourself are supplying the file? I feel like you should think about simplifying the code.
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I've repacked your mod to have a top-level folder that contains your manifest.json (and other files). This is the standard method of packing SDV mods and will make it easier for users to install it.
Thanks!
Create a new folder called 'Aesthetic Secret Notes', download the mod manually, and extract the .zip into that new folder,
and put the folder into your '/Stardew Valley/Mods' folder.
Note that it still doesn't change the journal pages from Ginger Island.
Enjoy!
For anyone reading this, create a new folder called 'Aesthetic Secret Notes', download the mod manually, and extract the .zip into that new folder, and put the folder into your '/Stardew Valley/Mods' folder.
Note that it still doesn't change the journal pages from Ginger Island.
Enjoy!
I just want to comment on the code: why have a "ChangeSecretNotes" flag on a mod whose sole purpose is to change secret notes?
And why include a "HasFile" condition when you yourself are supplying the file?
I feel like you should think about simplifying the code.