It's causing a lot of problems with the custom class mods, such as the ones by scorpiovaden and Muscarine.

It might be the "DarkestDungeon" part of your path that might be confusing it. Try moving your mod to just your "Mods" folder and remove the "DarkestDungeon" part of your ModDataPath, see if that helps.

I can confirm that majority of scorpiovaeden's files for his class mods are missing on my end.

I to also did not get the workshop user agreement link, but that might be because I tried using it yesterday when it was constantly crashing.

I can't get it to work on my end. It constantly crashes whenever I try opening it or using the .json file on it. It generated one .json file just fine, but won't create anymore (Unless it's only suppose to create one). My .json doesn't appear to have an "ID" either.

I agree that adding new levels should be made into a high priority. It'll give more flexiblitily and options to gameplay overhaul mods and would probably make it more easier to even see some total conversion mods down the road. The overhaul mods are probably the biggest draw right now with the current modding community, so it makes sense.

Is it actually possible to add dungeons with the current, manual method? It seems possible at first glance, just a lot of tedious amount of editing and trial and error from my theory. Editing the "quest.json", "map_generator.darkest" & "quest_select.layout.darkest" to support a new folder in the "dungeon" folder, editing / adding new graphics, curios, palettes, monsters, ect; to the folder and the files within, then making the localization to support all that. Or is there something hard coded to prevent it?

Hi everybody. I want to thank everyone for having me here and I am happy to help with as much as I can, both with the fellow modders here and with the project.

I am mostly known for my palette mod pack and other graphical mods on Nexus. While I have only released mods which are based around aesthetic changes, I do have knowledge and good understanding of the coding and the inner workings of the game. I have been working on a few projects, such as a trinket pack for example. A failed hard drive stopped that for me though, but I have restarted and working on the mod again to help with testing here.

Originally posted by Maester Silvio:

There is a limit of 2048 concurrently loaded files in the engine; these appearingly random crashes happened with PBD as well, and no debug error or assert is given.

I remember you saying a few months back on reddit that having too many skins installed can cause stability issues, at least on Pitch Black Dungeon. Is that also related to the limit?