Note the many mods (which worked perfectly just an hour ago) and the modlist, which is now failing to register virtually all of them. Despite all the mods working perfectly earlier today, now the game is completely unable to see these mods.Īttached is an image of my mod folder and what the "launcher" displays after attempting to regenerate the mods_registry.json. All local mods were completely absent from both the "launcher" menu and the mods_registry.json. I was half-right: the mods_registry was recreated, but the ONLY mod it contained was my single Steam Workshop mod. You may just stumble across the next big thing and help it grow. Counter-Strike, Dota 2, and Team Fortress all began their life as mods. Some mods can even grow into full stand-alone commercial products. I was able to locate the mods_registry.json file, saw that it still contained a reference to my empty mod, and deleted the file, assuming that the "launcher" would regenerate the file upon opening. Supporting mods means supporting their authors, and encouraging them to update their existing mods and make more and better mods in the future. mod file associated with it, my dummy mod would still show up in the "launcher"'s modlist. However, after making a mistake with my most recent attempt, I ended up in a similar position to deserk: even though I had deleted both the mod folder itself and the. I would then copy-paste the mod I wanted into the blank modfolder and it would show up. Up until now, my workaround has been to open up the "launcher" go to mod tools, and create a new blank mod. Having similar problems to deserk: I have never actually managed to successfully get the new "launcher" (I put it in quotes because I barely consider it a launcher, and a straight downgrade to the previous EU4 launcher) to register a mod manually copied into the "mods" folder in Documents.
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