Yes, through the BeaverBuddies Stability Fork. Every player installs the same version of MixedStorage (and the same Stability Fork build) and runs the same game version. Applied allocations synchronize through BeaverBuddies, and Apply may briefly show a queued message until the next simulation tick.
No. The integration is bundled and switches on automatically when BeaverBuddies is present. If you still have the old MixedStorage-BeaverBuddies add-on, remove or disable it.
Old recordings may reference the former add-on and may need the original mod versions.
The integration is built against the Stability Fork; install the latest on every computer. At startup MixedStorage checks the installed BeaverBuddies, and if something is missing it turns multiplayer Apply off and names what's missing in Player.log. The original BeaverBuddies and BeaverBuddies MultiColony (Beta) haven't been tested with MixedStorage.
The integration is built against the Stability Fork; install the latest on every computer. At startup MixedStorage checks the installed BeaverBuddies, and if something is missing it turns multiplayer Apply off and names what's missing in Player.log. The original BeaverBuddies and Timber Together (Beta) haven't been tested with MixedStorage.
Other mods haven't been specifically tested. If you run into a conflict, open an issue and list your enabled mods.
No. The mod's own text is in English. Good names follow your game language.
Install the latest Stability Fork on every computer. At startup MixedStorage checks the installed BeaverBuddies for everything it uses; if something is missing it turns co-op Apply off rather than risk players drifting out of step, and Player.log names what's missing. The original BeaverBuddies and BeaverBuddies MultiColony haven't been tested with MixedStorage.
+Install the latest Stability Fork on every computer. At startup MixedStorage checks the installed BeaverBuddies for everything it uses; if something is missing it turns co-op Apply off rather than risk players drifting out of step, and Player.log names what's missing. The original BeaverBuddies and Timber Together haven't been tested with MixedStorage.
diff --git a/docs/troubleshooting.html b/docs/troubleshooting.html index ab13458..e6817b3 100644 --- a/docs/troubleshooting.html +++ b/docs/troubleshooting.html @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@[MixedStorage] Ignoring an unreadable saved allocation.Set the percentages again and click Apply 100%. If a save keeps losing allocations, report it with that log line.
Something unexpected went wrong while applying the allocation. The panel shows a short reason, and Player.log has the full details.
Report it with the Player.log lines that start with [MixedStorage] and the steps that led to it.
MixedStorage's multiplayer support is built against the BeaverBuddies Stability Fork. If the installed BeaverBuddies lacks something it needs, MixedStorage switches its multiplayer support off rather than let players' games drift out of sync, and writes the reason to Player.log at startup. The game still starts, and single-player allocations usually still work.
[MixedStorage] to see what's missing, and include that line if you report it.MixedStorage's multiplayer support is built against the BeaverBuddies Stability Fork. If the installed BeaverBuddies lacks something it needs, MixedStorage switches its multiplayer support off rather than let players' games drift out of sync, and writes the reason to Player.log at startup. The game still starts, and single-player allocations usually still work.
[MixedStorage] to see what's missing, and include that line if you report it.In multiplayer, applied allocations synchronize through BeaverBuddies, so Apply may briefly show a queued message until the next simulation tick. That's normal. Different settings between players usually mean mismatched installs.
The in-world split is approximate on purpose. Whole visible cells can't always match a percentage exactly. Tiny shares may have no visible cell, some models look narrower, banners show one representative good, and excess goods may not be fully represented.
Use the summary cards for exact amounts. If a model can't be divided, MixedStorage falls back to the original visuals. If something looks truly broken, report it with a screenshot.