Hello ! I love the mod and I was so excited to use it! I just have this one thing : It's not compatible with the Cyclops Docking Mod. When you dock the Cyclops, the colors change back to normal even though the colors on the panel are the colors you chose.
Awesome mod bro. It makes the Seamoth, Cyclops, and Prawn color options feel really badly made. If you wanted to make more things colorable I would not gripe. But I am betting this took absolutely forever due to the number of textures that had to be edited. So I do not envy you nor will I ask that of you because this by itself is awesome. I'll try to add some screenshots for you to see what I've done with this mod.
Hi, first of all great mod I this this should be a base game feature :). I get this error in the logs when the item is built (I noticed this when opening the game loading a save game, no idea if it does it on a new game but will check) - I also posted this in bug reports hoping it is useful.
[Info : Nautilus] [TrueBaseColorizer] Loaded save data from TrueBaseColorizer.json [Error : Unity Log] NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object Stack trace: TrueBaseColorizer.BaseObjectsSearcher+<UpdateLists>d__2.MoveNext () (at <bdb4a934f22340529b7f3c8852883b30>:0) UnityEngine.SetupCoroutine.InvokeMoveNext (System.Collections.IEnumerator enumerator, System.IntPtr returnValueAddress) (at <bd0d47c27bd84106afaaecc2c74cdb94>:0) UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour:StartCoroutine(IEnumerator) UWE.CoroutineHost:StartCoroutine(IEnumerator) TrueBaseColorizer.<SetOneObjectColorsAsync>d__71:MoveNext() UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour:StartCoroutine(IEnumerator) UWE.CoroutineHost:StartCoroutine(IEnumerator) TrueBaseColorizer.AlHazradBaseConsole:SetOneObjectColors() TrueBaseColorizer.Constructable_Patch:SetStatePostfix(Constructable, Boolean) Constructable:DMD<Constructable::SetState>(Constructable, Boolean, Boolean) Constructable:OnProtoDeserialize(ProtobufSerializer) ProtobufSerializer:DeserializeIntoGameObject(Stream, GameObjectData, UniqueIdentifier, Boolean, Boolean, Transform, Int32) <DeserializeObjectsAsync>d__34:MoveNext() CoroutineTask`1:MoveNext() SystemExtensions:SafeMoveNext(IEnumerator) SystemExtensions:SafeMoveNext(IEnumerator, String) UWE.PumpCoroutineStateMachine:MoveNext() PooledStateMachine`1:MoveNext() UnityEngine.SetupCoroutine:InvokeMoveNext(IEnumerator, IntPtr)
[Error : Unity Log] NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object Stack trace: TrueBaseColorizer.AlHazradBaseConsole+<SetOneObjectColorsAsync>d__71.MoveNext () (at <bdb4a934f22340529b7f3c8852883b30>:0) UnityEngine.SetupCoroutine.InvokeMoveNext (System.Collections.IEnumerator enumerator, System.IntPtr returnValueAddress) (at <bd0d47c27bd84106afaaecc2c74cdb94>:0)
I do not see any ill effect in game and seems to work fine, but to be sure I reinstalled the game twice (clearing up all the folders except the save file) and tried in isolation, and the error is still there. Hope it helps
Came to report this bug also because I have the same issue and the game soon crashes eventually. It didn't pop up automatically when I first installed ... it came after going away from the base and coming back ... the only way to get rid of the error was to remove it and go back to a different save point ... which you have to do manually. But in his description ... he states, "Sometimes if you notice the mod not working properly after updating to version 1.4 you will have to deconstruct the monitor and build it again 1 time." Going to give this a try ...
Update: Deconstruct the monitor and build it again 1 time ... worked ... It even kept my original color scheme and the error is gone when you save the game exit\close the game re-start the game ... etc. Update: Deconstructing the monitor and building it again works but the issues keep coming back and eventually the game crashes. I'm able to fix it every time but getting tired of fixing it so removing it from the game.
If you end up having the time for id love to be able to similarly color the interior of the cyclops. I understand your busy so no pressure, nor am i sure its possible.
is it possible to include a floor color option? I tried to make my base have a gray and orange color scheme however it looked weird because the multipurpose rooms floors were still bright white with a dark blue hexagonal pattern on the floor. I would really appreciate if you could look into adding a feature where the floors change colors along with the walls or a separate color option for them.
please update this mod for Legacy. making a fully black base in 2.0 was freakin' awesome and not having this mod available for Legacy branch is a crime. dear Santa modder, could we get this Xmas present under our Subnautica tree this year?
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I love the mod and I was so excited to use it! I just have this one thing : It's not compatible with the Cyclops Docking Mod. When you dock the Cyclops, the colors change back to normal even though the colors on the panel are the colors you chose.
Other than that, for now, it's great!
I get this error in the logs when the item is built (I noticed this when opening the game loading a save game, no idea if it does it on a
new game but will check) - I also posted this in bug reports hoping it is useful.
I do not see any ill effect in game and seems to work fine, but to be sure I reinstalled the game twice (clearing up all the folders except
the save file) and tried in isolation, and the error is still there.
Hope it helps
Update: Deconstruct the monitor and build it again 1 time ... worked ... It even kept my original color scheme and the error is gone when you save the game exit\close the game re-start the game ... etc.
Update: Deconstructing the monitor and building it again works but the issues keep coming back and eventually the game crashes. I'm able to fix it every time but getting tired of fixing it so removing it from the game.