Yes. This mod will conflict with any other mod which changes the storage connection reference or the drone unit count of Builders. I do not use VRO, but from my understanding, VRO conflicts with everything because it overwrites the entire file. My mod is specifically only overwriting the aforementioned stats.
It changed the cargo but not the drones?
You might be able to force my changes by adding VRO as a dependency of my mod: 1. Navigate to the mod install directory at: X4/Extensions/zBuildersCanHaul 2. Open the content.xml file 3. Replace the entire contents of the content.xml file with this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <content id="ws_3309031732" name="Builders Can Haul" description="Adds storage capacity to all builders, scaled to their travel speed with Heron E as baseline." author="Ram" version="100" date="2024-08-14" save="0" lastupdate="1723656701"> <dependency id="ws_1696862840" optional="true" name="Variety and Rebalance Overhaul"/> </content> This change should force my mod to load after his, and thus replaces his values.
If you are using one of my optional files for this mod, you probably also need to add the dependency line to the content.xml file of that mod. Ensure that you place the dependency code after the ">" on the top "content" line and before the ending "</content>" tag. You can use the above code as an example of the correct layout.
If it doesn't work, then it is a conflict which I can't resolve.
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It changed the cargo but not the drones?
You might be able to force my changes by adding VRO as a dependency of my mod:
1. Navigate to the mod install directory at: X4/Extensions/zBuildersCanHaul
2. Open the content.xml file
3. Replace the entire contents of the content.xml file with this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><content id="ws_3309031732" name="Builders Can Haul" description="Adds storage capacity to all builders, scaled to their travel speed with Heron E as baseline." author="Ram" version="100" date="2024-08-14" save="0" lastupdate="1723656701">
<dependency id="ws_1696862840" optional="true" name="Variety and Rebalance Overhaul"/>
</content>
This change should force my mod to load after his, and thus replaces his values.
If you are using one of my optional files for this mod, you probably also need to add the dependency line to the content.xml file of that mod. Ensure that you place the dependency code after the ">" on the top "content" line and before the ending "</content>" tag. You can use the above code as an example of the correct layout.
If it doesn't work, then it is a conflict which I can't resolve.