"Free Space" bar in Mod list is bugged and shows, I have negative space left.

[JoeJoeTV]

Description

The "free space" bar in the Mod Menu shows, I have negative space left(even though there is enough free space on that drive) and the tooltip is drawn incorrectly.

Log file

client.log

Steps to reproduce

1. Open the Mod Menu

Expected behavior

Well, it should show the correct amount of available space and show the bar and the tooltip correctly

Actual behavior

It shows the wrong amount of available space and the bar is being drawn to the left(negative I presume) and the tooltip is not being shown correctly.

Reproduction frequency

Every time I go into the mod menu

Additional Information

• Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon 64 bit
• Steam
• Note: I put the tModLoader files into another folder, so I can start it separate from vanilla Terraria.(I copied the vanilla files beforehand and then installed tModLoader into that folder; Then I added it to Steam as a non-Steam game; this has worked for me so far)
• Screenshot: (the red bar was also shown going from the left side of the menu to the left side of the screen sometimes, but I did't get a screenshot of that)

EDIT: Got picture of bar going to the left:

[Metacinnabar]

Does this still happen with 0.11.7

[JoeJoeTV]

Yes, it does happen in 0.11.7 too and 0.11.7 on Steam is in general a bit buggy.

[Jofairden]

That's odd, I cannot reproduce this

[Chicken-Bones]

If you can provide us with some instructions to replicate, using as few enabled mods as possible, we can probably fix it

[JoeJoeTV]

It still happens when I disable all mods or when I delete all tmod files, though it the shows like 500 mb available and 3 gb used still, so the bar isn't showing up again. I've also noticed, that the bar going to the left shows sometimes when I hover over some buttons, sometimes it stays, other times it doesn't.

To replicate, just start tModLoader and go to the Mods list. It happened on a fresh install on both steam and non-steam, also in 0.11.6.

[Chicken-Bones]

[17:04:31] [1/INFO] [tML]: Running on Mono 4.6.1 might be a linux bug, will test

[JoeJoeTV]

I have mono 4.6.2 installed on my machine, but tModLoader uses it's own installation I presume. The installation this log is from, is a custom(no steam) install of 0.11.6, but when I start the Steam version 0.11.7.2, it also says that it runs on mono 4.6.1.

[Chicken-Bones]

Can you try updating your system mono and then clicking enable developer mode and update mono start scripts?

[JoeJoeTV]

I'm gonna try to install the newest version of mono via a repo. But tModLoader should work without a system mono, right, because I just uninstalled my system mono and it still shows as using mono 4.6.1, so that'll have to be the included one right?

[JoeJoeTV]

Ok, so I have now installed mono 6.8.0.123 and updated the scripts, but the problem is still there, nothing changed. There is also the problem, that I always have to kill tModLoader from system monitor, because the process keeps running, even when I hit exit in the menu and the Stop button in Steam doesn't work either.

[Mirsario]

Please check if this happens in 1.4 TML Alphas. You can find them in our discord, or on the github actions tab.

[JavidPack]

This issue relates to 1.3 tModLoader, which is now legacy and will not receive any further non-critical updates or bug fixes. Please give 1.4 tModLoader a try, there is a good chance this issue might be resolved there already. If you find that 1.4 tModLoader has a similar issue, feel free to open a new issue and fill out the issue template so we can once again track this issue. This issue will now be closed.