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I've noticed that some players who don't have Steam on the C-drive have issues with the mod not updating, so I'd like to rule that out.
Mod Version: 0.3.5-1
I never download the Mod, only download after you update to 42.11 and try to install
And yes, for example, yesterday I unsubscribed and today I resubscribed, obtaining the same result: the game does not open if I put that line in my JSON file.
I have never tried to install the mod manually by copying the folders you indicate, I have only tried the automatic mode by editing the json
This is my collection of Mods that I'm subscribed to in case you think it's a problem with some Mod: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3542371483
Just add to the mod.info file:
modversion= x.xx.xx
(where the X is the version)
It's kind of a long shot, but it might be something silly like that that's causing it.
I didn't do anything different, I just repeated the same steps, and this time it worked without any problems.
I'm attaching my ProjectZomboid64.json in case anyone wants to copy and paste it, because it worked for me the first time without any problems.
It's the formatting.
See;
{
"mainClass": "zombie/gameStates/MainScreenState",
"classpath": [
"D:/Games/Steam/steamapps/workshop/content/108600/3397396843/mods/KnoxEventExpanded/java/KnoxEventExpanded.jar",
".",
"commons-compress-1.27.1.jar",
"commons-io-2.18.0.jar",
"istack-commons-runtime.jar",
"jassimp.jar",
"guava-23.0.jar",
"javacord-3.8.0-shaded.jar",
"javax.activation-api.jar",
"jaxb-api.jar",
"jaxb-runtime.jar",
It should be in line. Search up Notepad++ (It's simple to install and handy asf for editing files like this, and officially used by many) once installed open up the config file with Notepad++ it will be similar to Notepad but with more options.
When you add that line in, make sure it retains how it's formatted. It should not be out of line. You can press tab and it should push the indent in to the correct spot or delete the messed up lines, and just tab down from above ".",
needs indenting so it's in line with everything else.
As I mentioned, use Notepad++ it'll save you a tonne of issues with configs like this.