So I realized after 1.1, my Miku-plush mod was busted, I took it upon myself to fix it but now I can't seem to get it working. (Side-note: the orginal creator of this Miku-Plush mod, deleted his account and I can't find his steam account, so I am attempting to republish it) Edit v2! Many thanks to Antyrus for helping me out I DID IT! I CAN'T RETRACE MY STEPS BECAUSE ITS CURRENTLY 2AM BUT I GOT IT WORKING https://mega.nz/#F!ihIChJoS!FAszTpqz1zDsSS3VIalAHw <--- Mega Link to download the mod
Your _metadata has a comma at the end of the file that you need to remove. It's the one after the "author" line.
Okay well, Now its still giving me the same error, even after removing the comma? Whatever, I pulled the metadata out now and just let it sit on my desktop. Now the game launches and crashes after the giggle fish stops giggling
1. Your .recipe has an extra comma, I'll let you find it 2. Your player.config is broken. You need to get rid of player.config in your mod, anyway- what you've got is called a "dirty edit" and can make your mod incompatible with other mods. There's a patching guide you should look at here: http://community.playstarbound.com/threads/basic-patching-now-with-path-guide-v1-9.84496/ After removing .metadata and player.config, and fixing the recipe, the game runs fine for me and the object is spawnable through /spawnitem
[ { "op" : "add", "path" : "/defaultBlueprints/tier1/-", "value" : { "item" : "hatsunemikuplush" } } ] ^So from the guide, I came up with this, but It still doesnt load the the item into the crafting table
I copypasted your exact patch, and it works for me. Is your patch in the right place? Is your patch named correctly? (should be named player.config.patch) Are you looking in the right crafting table? (should be in the wooden workbench, in the decoration tab) also I fixed your metadata: Code: { "version" : "1.2", "friendlyName" : "Hatsune Miku Plush", "link" : "", "steamContentId" : "", "name" : "hatsunemikuplush", "description" : "Remake of a Mod for Hatsune Miku Plush in Wooden Workbench and Industrial Workbench \n Made orginally by Midwyrie", "author" : "B.Nova" } You had a duplicate field or two, and there was a quotation mark in "description" that didn't need to be there.