I can play fine now, so long as I don't try to add back either of these mods, but is there any way to fix my ship so these mods can be used again? I really really want to change the default emissives.

I seem to be having trouble with any mod that alters emissive colors. I spent an hour or so tracing a crash back to the Azimuth Mod Pack, disabled it, and kept playing. Then I realized my doors all had their default green emissives back, which I really can't stand, so I figured maybe that was a feature of the mod I had to remove. Came here, downloaded this, and now the crash is back. Whenever I load into a world where my ship exists or try to load that ship into another world, it crashes with this mod.

All I did was make all the emissives white.

You can make sure the mod is working for you by starting up a new world with just this mod. If it's working, just add your other mods one by one and check. If you find the culprit, let me know and I'll try to find out if it's possible to make them work together.

@Darkmist
Thank you, guess i'll try to figure out which one is breaking it, hopefully not all of them

It is working fine. Are you using Azimuth mods perhaps? If yes please read below...

Not working with latest update it seems?

....Works fine

never mind, its working fine on my end. I am not using a crazy alot of mods too.

is this mod broken?

Possibly...

oh shit i do use Azimuth mod so im fucked right?

No, I left my crystal ball at home :) If you send me logs, I might be able to help. One thing comes to mind though. SEModder4 added my script to some of the Azimuth mods and if you use those and this one together that might cause some problems...

well some mod is braking it you got any ideas what could be a mod thats braking it?

Why do you think it is broken. It's working for me both in Single Player and on DS

i think this is broken now

I know custom skins for blocks in the game are possible, I guess it would need to be done that way. I both don't have the time to do that nor do I know how to. Thanks for responding anyway

I assume the code to make the texture glow would have to be edited to, well, not make the texture glow

damn, they can be an eyesore when the room is darkened and they ruin shipwrecks that are supposed to be "old"

It does not. Not sure if they can be removed. Armor blocks are handled a bit different than terminal blocks.

If not, can they even be removed?

Does this mod remove all emissive AKA fake lights such as the ones on interior blocks?

I was able to load my test world, so it must be some conflict with some of your other mods.

I don't know why this would cause a "world corrupted" error. To be honest, I haven't checked it since last update, so I'll take a look at it.

I just tried to add this mod to my world and was getting "world corrupted" errors until i removed it. Either something has gone wrong with this mod/an update to space engineers or its fighting with one of my other mods.

Oh nice, thanks!

Funny you should ask, I have a mod for that :) https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1354870812

Any chance of being able to change the colours of thrusters?

Can you add this to timer blocks so I can change the color of the big green square?

It's working perfectly for me. I can change the slider and it produces a blue hue. In any case, the color sliders is an SE built-in widget, so if for some reason it doesn't work for you, it might be an SE problem, but then again it's working for me so... Are there perhaps any other mods trying to change the emissivity in some way? You should try just this mod alone and see if it works for you.

I will take a look at it, but as a workaround you should be able to adjust the color in the Custom Data field as it's stored there.

The blue slider on the RGB settings does not seem to be working. For instance if I want the block to have only blue emissive, it turns black as it would not have any emissive. Red and Green are functional however. This also prevents me from mixing blue into RGB colours.

If I am not mistaken, there are two neon armor skins. For the black one, you can control the color of the neon stripes by "recoloring" the block. For the other, you can change the base color, but not the neon color.

Anyways, they are armor skins and not terminal blocks with emissive, so you don't see them in the control panel, so there is nowhere to put the color controls. Also, skins work totattly differently than normal blocks.

@darkmist I mean the color the neon armor skin emits. What I mean is: for example currently you cannot make a silver armor block emit any color other than white. I'd like a silver block with purple emissive.

You mean the neon tubes or the armor skin? You can change the color on the armor skin I believe. I haven't really tested the neon tubes...

Could you provide control over the emissive color of the new Sparks of the Future DLC neon skinned block?

Thank you! I added a check for what I think might be null in there. Can you try it with this change? I loaded the previous version in a dedicated server but being the only player I couldn't reproduce the problem.

15:20:26.0005 [FATAL] Initializer: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at DarkVault.EmissiveControl.EmissiveControlGridLogic.OnPlayerEnteredCockpit(String entityName, Int64 playerId, String gridName)
at Sandbox.Game.DoubleKeyPlayerEvent.Invoke(String entityName, Int64 playerId, String gridName)
at Sandbox.Game.Entities.MyCockpit.AttachPilot(MyCharacter pilot, Boolean storeOriginalPilotWorld, Boolean calledFromInit, Boolean merged))

Where do you get the null reference exception? Can you show me that part of the log?

Latest update causes null reference exception in torch server, had to remove mod for now.

Ok, so this was a real comment and I was able to talk to FilCoN. It seems that currently (I don't think that was the case originally, but I do not remember exactly) events for players entering/leaving cockpits can happen concurrently, and I was not prepared for that. I have pushed an update that is using a concurrent data structure, so it should now be ok. I will try to test this on MP but in theory this should only happen when players are entering or leaving cockpits on the same grid at the same time, so if anyone still finds the game crashing please let me know.

WTH is that comment?

Hi,
We don't recommend using this mod. There is issue how it's implemented and crashing game.

Fantastic!

Done. Slider is still 0-100% but it now translates to values between 0-10.

Is it possible to extend the 'Emissivity' slider? It currently only seems to go from 0-1, whereas I generally want to set it to 3 or even 5.

At the moment this can only be done in Custom Data and it gets a little tedious doing it manually for each block.

@Darkmist [creator] Thanks alot! You're AWESOME!!!!!!!

As the last update message said, only certain blocks are supported. Doors weren't amongst them. Nevertheless, since you asked so nicely, I have just added them. It should work now just how you tried to do it.

This mod seems broken to some degree, I couldn't get

[𝙴𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚜𝚒𝚟𝚎]
𝚇𝚇/𝚇𝚇/𝚇𝚇
𝚇
𝚃𝚛𝚞𝚎

to bite, even on a Vanilla Sliding Door, I am supposed to put the [𝙴𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚜𝚒𝚟𝚎]-code in Custom Data, right?
I put X's in place of the numbers as placeholders since they are variables.

Hello @Mialll_, if that is the case, can you please give me some more information? With my test world I don't experience any crashes. Logs would be nice for example.

Hello @Darkmist. Unfortunately your mod currently causes crash in Space Engineers. Please take a look at it.
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