Originally posted by Gerard Fricotin: I tried to remove the é but I still have the exact same crashes :/
You need to try joining a game you haven't before. A fresh one, completely new.
Originally posted by Gerard Fricotin: I tried to remove the é but I still have the exact same crashes :/
Just be aware that an increase of stockpile range is able to exponentially increase performance issues, as stockpile links are one of the most taxing things, we hence also don't accept performance reports with vastly increased ranges. The setting has a warning about that as well.
wait, the reqs in Can you run it are different
I have no idea what that page is or does, the only official system requirements are in Steam and on our website.
Originally posted by Netsun:Originally posted by SLG-Dennis: That is a known problem that affects some players, unfortunately we have never been able to reproduce the issue so far, which makes it extremely hard to fix.
If that can help you, i know how to debug (whitout using command) the cart when you have the bug. It look the the Even script get smaller than the hitbox for the cart
Read moreThe slight issue is that the Wiki Page is largely out of date and there doesn't seem to be any development on this, though it is "open source" and you can edit away, no one has really bothered to do so. When I was playing ECO earlier last year I was talking about some sort of game scraper to pull all the data. Even though I am a software engineer student, my brain is very much smaller than a pea, so me trying to come up with a solution to do this caused me many headaches to the point I gave up. I do believe there is a Mod that did this but its also for an older version of the game so I don't quite know what the implications of that are when using on newer versions as for some games, mods are either very much version dependent (i.e. Minecraft Mods) or are a "may cause issues but can run" situation (i.e. Minecraft Texture Packs)
I think the way I would do it would be the tedious way and be all manual but psudocode it in a sense....
The wiki data is gotten by such a scraper, but it hasn't been updated in a long time, it's open source as well though: https://github.com/ZeelNightwolf/EcoDataExporter