When equipping certain thorium enchantments and souls my character freezes in place and I cannot use items, move, or perform any actions. Vanity items also appear not to display properly or at all.
I've got the latest version of thorium available (I checked the wiki and mod browser) and have found not much else on the problem besides this thread and this Reddit post.
I haven't tested all the souls just yet, but it appears to be any thorium soul causing this.
It looks like you have hardcoded versions in place to disable the player from moving or performing actions for some reason in /build.txt/. It appears the hardcoded thorium version is 1.6.2 when thorium is actually on 1.6.4.1.
I can't tell where the version number is actually used and I don't have particularly great C# skills so I can't really dig any farther than searching for text in repository files.
I'd suggest somehow setting up an action or hook that constantly refreshes the version numbers for ALL mods or removing the feature.
It seems pretty useless to me. I can understand the intention, to stop players from potentially using way outdated versions of mods with this mod, but it's more harmful than useful if you ask me.
Edit:
Upon double checking build.txt is used for mod dependencies it seems. Whoops!
Edit 2:
Wrong reddit post.
When equipping certain thorium enchantments and souls my character freezes in place and I cannot use items, move, or perform any actions. Vanity items also appear not to display properly or at all. I've got the latest version of thorium available (I checked the wiki and mod browser) and have found not much else on the problem besides this thread and this Reddit post.
I haven't tested all the souls just yet, but it appears to be any thorium soul causing this.
It looks like you have hardcoded versions in place to disable the player from moving or performing actions for some reason in
/build.txt/. It appears the hardcoded thorium version is 1.6.2 when thorium is actually on 1.6.4.1. I can't tell where the version number is actually used and I don't have particularly great C# skills so I can't really dig any farther than searching for text in repository files.I'd suggest somehow setting up an action or hook that constantly refreshes the version numbers for ALL mods or removing the feature.
It seems pretty useless to me. I can understand the intention, to stop players from potentially using way outdated versions of mods with this mod, but it's more harmful than useful if you ask me.
Edit: Upon double checking
build.txtis used for mod dependencies it seems. Whoops! Edit 2: Wrong reddit post.