Thank you, had a mod that replaced all common infected including my several mods that changed the uncommon infected (clowns, hazmats and so on.) And this fixed it!
And if, for example, I have a mod that replaces the animation model and sounds of a weapon, but I don't like the weapon sound of that mod so I want to replace it with another mod that changes only the sound of that weapon but it conflicts, should I do anything else besides the procedure shown in this tutorial?
Depends. If both mods replace the same sounds, you'll need to give higher priority to the one that has the sounds you want. However, lets say the animation mod also includes firing and reload sounds, while the other mod only has firing sounds. You'd need to delete the reload sounds from the animation mod if you don't want them, or install yet another mod that has reload sounds in it.
There wouldn't be a need for that. If you install the addons manually, you can name the vpk files any name you want. The only reason we need to figure out which ID belongs to specific mods is because workshop mods that you download only have the ID and you can't rename them.
Steam makes the subscribed mod .vpk file named according to some sort of number, I see that the mod that you installed is named after the correct mod name, did you rename them one by one your self? Or is there a setting that I can change to make steam download the mod and name them after the downloaded mod name? (hope you're not too confused with my English)
the workshop download names the mods after the mod's ID. Which is teh number seen on the mods workshop page url. I have "normal" names because all of these mods are not workshop subscriptions, but mods i installed manually, without workshop. You can do that too by either renaming all the vpk files to their real names and then moving them from Addons/Workshop to Addons, then unsubscribing from the mods on the workshop. OR by using crowbar (or workshop downloader websites) to download all mods straight into the addons folder from now on. Pro's of doing that: The mod will never get deleted, if the workshop submission is removed. Cons: Mod never gets updated either.
Hey uhh... i downloaded your beta skins and when I enabled them, it says 'Two or more addons have been conflicting files, read the developer console for more information.' Is the game being itself or error? ( reply if i have bad grammar or bad english or how to fix)
those numbers are the ID's of your addons that are downloaded through the steam workshop. Chech the addons/workshop folder. In there you will find vpk files and jpeg files with those same ID's. The images are the thumbnails that are used on the workshop. In an nutshell, find your addon through the thumbnails and then look for that image's name in your list.
Why not just ask me directly? konachan.com/image/e6c68b7156f5e755663363f51031aadc/Konachan.com%20-%20249687%20aqua_eyes%20hoodie%20original%20otokuyou%20ringo-chan_%28otokuyou%29%20short_hair%20white%20white_hair.png
Well I have addons Instilled and there fine but it keep saying it's conflicting still and when I try to play a campaign or survival it just crashes or missing textures and it says sometimes it pops up smoker conflicts or something can anyone help me with this?
the conflict message will never go away. it lets you know that some mods share files. All you can do is decide which ones you'd rather use. Missing textures won't appear from/ nor can they get fixed by changing addon loadorder. Talk to the developer of that mod. GHame crashes are also not caused by changing the loadorder. You might be exceeding the allowed RAM limit (4gb) for the game, or a mod is broken.
So each time i try a skin mod for zombies, it will run fine until i launch a game and then i get a script file error for whatever specific zombie. Any way around it? Is it the order of mods? And if so, where should skins be placed?
@@MrFunreal so i messed around with the files list you showed and it works now. I had to delete all items in the list and reload the mods inside L4D2 and it fixed itself. I think what happened is conflicting mods still existed inside the list even though the actual mods were deleted. I saw file names (the numbered files) that did not exist in the actual mods folder.
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I would like to thank you for all of these explanations and your work you did for all of us in the workshop.
Bless you mate, have a good one!
Thank you, had a mod that replaced all common infected including my several mods that changed the uncommon infected (clowns, hazmats and so on.) And this fixed it!
This is very helpful, thanks.
work out just as I want, thanks a lot!
In my list the names are all numbers, any way around this?
Also ty for making this in these days, it shows how awesome and relevant L4D still is ^^
i just replied to someone with the same question...
@@MrFunreal K ty, gonna find your answer for it.
Have a good one.
Its because of the mod id
Basically the workshop id (link)
And if, for example, I have a mod that replaces the animation model and sounds of a weapon, but I don't like the weapon sound of that mod so I want to replace it with another mod that changes only the sound of that weapon but it conflicts, should I do anything else besides the procedure shown in this tutorial?
Depends. If both mods replace the same sounds, you'll need to give higher priority to the one that has the sounds you want.
However, lets say the animation mod also includes firing and reload sounds, while the other mod only has firing sounds. You'd need to delete the reload sounds from the animation mod if you don't want them, or install yet another mod that has reload sounds in it.
@@MrFunrealhi bro can I delete all my mods then add the mod I want to take priority then add the others after?
interesting :)
when it concern more than 2 mods at least 3 ( changing behaviors and bots stats ) how do you do?
what if i added the mods manually? how would i get the workshop mod id
There wouldn't be a need for that.
If you install the addons manually, you can name the vpk files any name you want.
The only reason we need to figure out which ID belongs to specific mods is because workshop mods that you download only have the ID and you can't rename them.
Steam makes the subscribed mod .vpk file named according to some sort of number, I see that the mod that you installed is named after the correct mod name, did you rename them one by one your self? Or is there a setting that I can change to make steam download the mod and name them after the downloaded mod name?
(hope you're not too confused with my English)
the workshop download names the mods after the mod's ID. Which is teh number seen on the mods workshop page url.
I have "normal" names because all of these mods are not workshop subscriptions, but mods i installed manually, without workshop.
You can do that too by either renaming all the vpk files to their real names and then moving them from Addons/Workshop to Addons, then unsubscribing from the mods on the workshop.
OR by using crowbar (or workshop downloader websites) to download all mods straight into the addons folder from now on.
Pro's of doing that: The mod will never get deleted, if the workshop submission is removed.
Cons: Mod never gets updated either.
@@MrFunreal this "crowbar" software sounds interesting. I'll have to check it out later, thank you for your response
Hey uhh... i downloaded your beta skins and when I enabled them, it says 'Two or more addons have been conflicting files, read the developer console for more information.' Is the game being itself or error? ( reply if i have bad grammar or bad english or how to fix)
probably just thumbs.db. Ignore it.
It won't break your game
My addonlist/txt/ has no names. just long 7 digit long id numbers. How am I supposed to know what is what?
those numbers are the ID's of your addons that are downloaded through the steam workshop.
Chech the addons/workshop folder. In there you will find vpk files and jpeg files with those same ID's. The images are the thumbnails that are used on the workshop.
In an nutshell, find your addon through the thumbnails and then look for that image's name in your list.
how u can open addons while in gameplay ?
What UI did ya use?
Anyone know what wallpaper he's using?
Why not just ask me directly?
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Thx, didn't know if you would reply. Nice video BTW
Well I have addons Instilled and there fine but it keep saying it's conflicting still and when I try to play a campaign or survival it just crashes or missing textures and it says sometimes it pops up smoker conflicts or something can anyone help me with this?
the conflict message will never go away. it lets you know that some mods share files. All you can do is decide which ones you'd rather use.
Missing textures won't appear from/ nor can they get fixed by changing addon loadorder. Talk to the developer of that mod.
GHame crashes are also not caused by changing the loadorder. You might be exceeding the allowed RAM limit (4gb) for the game, or a mod is broken.
So each time i try a skin mod for zombies, it will run fine until i launch a game and then i get a script file error for whatever specific zombie. Any way around it? Is it the order of mods? And if so, where should skins be placed?
i'm not entirely sure why you get a script error. mainly cause infected don't have scripts.
and all addons are placed in the same folder.
@@MrFunreal so i messed around with the files list you showed and it works now. I had to delete all items in the list and reload the mods inside L4D2 and it fixed itself. I think what happened is conflicting mods still existed inside the list even though the actual mods were deleted. I saw file names (the numbered files) that did not exist in the actual mods folder.
Which mod do you use for that colored glow outlines on the weapons on the wall?
The one i made a tutorial about. There's a prefab for this rainbow stuff included
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How do I flag it as "read-only"?
Right click the file, the on "Properties". you'll have attribute checkboxes for "Read only" and "hidden". Tick the one that says "Read only"
@@MrFunreal Oh dang, thanks so much! It's working now. I appreciate it bruv.
i don t understand
You didn't even show how to clash mods together
cause that's too easy. You unpack both, merge the contents of the folder and pack it back up.
@@MrFunreal oh thanks
how do i disable conflicting addons
You can not.
Conflicting addons are addons which have at least one file in common.
You can only decide which of them you'd rather use.