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should still work, yea

does this mod work for rep+?

I was rejected my application to the international ministry of magic, so this mod will, sadly, not solve every potential problem you may be having with any mod ever.

is good and all but mine is still crashing

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good

This mod's fixes are incorporated into repentogon, it becomes redundant with it, so while repentogon is active, it disables its own code and it does nothing.

Will this mod continue to fix errors with REPENTOGON installed?

By fixing them or reporting them to the author of the mods that are erroring.

@JSG how do i hide the Error Messages in the Debug Console

Mods that are disabled only affect the initial load, in theory, because, yes, the game still needs to be aware of their existence to list them in the mods menu, so they are still "loaded" in a way on launch (and thats what you see in the log). After that point tho, disabled mods shouldnt impact performance on repentance (on AB+ it was a different story, an horror story)
Now about your last question, no, I have never in my life used modpacks tbh and in repentance theres not much performance gain to be obtained for them vs subbing to each mod individually (theres still some minuscule gain but it's usually not worth the hassle). Reality is, this game is not built to have an insane amount of mods like other games you may be used to, so if you are lagging then you should disable some mods, theres no way around it.

@JSG you said that any mod affects performance by simply "existing", does that include mods that are disabled? Because the log.txt says that it "loads" every mod on my mods folder, even the ones that i have disabled.

While on the topic, do you have some tips for better fps with a "moderately sized" modpack? I'm really trying over here...

It's in "Documents\My Games\Binding of Isaac Repentance\log.txt"
Best case scenario it will tell you which mods were involved in the crash, not if it was due to an incompatibility or not. Take in mind that this mod will always show up alongside the mod that caused the crash, due to how it encapsulates the errors.

where can you find the log file that tells you which mod crashed the game? does it tell you if a mod crashed the game because it was incompatible with another mod?

Not in any substantial way thats worth worrying about. Technically any mod "affects" performance by solely existing.

does this mod affect performance at all? got in a debate with someone about it and want it settled for sure

good one

I cant, I forgot where I left my magic wand.

make a fps upgrade mod and a lag container mod

Documents/My Games/TBOI Repentance

Where can I find the log file?

Thank you for this!

thank you jack black for saving my game's stability

This is the mod ever

jack black. very nice. im laughing at amazon reviews. kill me.

@yuqingzhitian: read the mod description, please, heres a copypaste from it:
On the log files, when a crash happens, the source of the crash will both display this mod and the actual mod that crashed, so make sure to look up for the actual mod error. If only this mod is displayed as the cause of a crash, let me know (it shouldnt happen)

I already saw you reported the actual error on the mod entry so I assume you just didnt read the desc and both mods showed up, as expected.

thank u man it works perfectly :D

When I used Goodtrip Fixed (https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2916069863) on Darkroom, my game crashed and I found these in my game log:
[INFO] - [C](-1): pcall
[INFO] - ...Isaac Rebirth/mods/moderrorcontainer_2917616737/main.lua(16): ?
[INFO] - resources/scripts/main.lua(73): ?
[INFO] - Caught exception, writing minidump...

the stop sign retuhners!

Thank you for this!

finally, the stop sign.

Lets not insult the devs here, while I do see the new error behaviour as a potential issue for a lot of people too, which is why I uploaded this mod, what Im doing here is something the devs didnt do BY CHOICE, _Kilburn knows his shit, he knows how to do this, its not negligence, I didnt do some NASA rocket science here, it's a fairly simple change.
Now, about the whole FF thing thing breaking on a patch, yes, I do think that was due to rushed modding changes and I do wish more dev time was dedicated to the modding-side of things....but cant really blame it on the single dev thats been working on the game for like 5 years now with any help whatsoever and that has to respond to higherups that care little to nothing about modding.

tl;dr: if you dont agree with the way errors work now, like me, then this mod is for you, it rolls it back...but theres no need to slander the devs for it.

source: bro trust me

actually, repentance dev playtested the patch with fiend folio on only (not with any other mods) and didn't have any issue with the lua error behavior, thats why it got pushed as is

@erm... what the scallop

More like Repetance Dev. I'm pretty sure Kilburn is the only one working on this game anymore

doing a better job than the repentance devs that dont playtest their own fucking game

W mod

it hijacks callbacks and adds a pcall(for better erro handling) over them, so if the mod's functions error, then the error is containted and the rest of the callbacks still run.

how does this mod work?

ratio