I don't like using Steam Workshop as much as I used to when I first started modding games, so hopefully what I just said can be of SOME help to those who like modding their games. It supports modding for pretty much the same amount of games as the normal Nexus Mod Manager, probably more games than NMM as a whole. I've been using Vortex Mod Manager from Nexus Mods and it straight up spells it out for you when 2 or more mods are conflicting with one another. If a mod is causing trouble, disable/uninstall the mods and then re-enable them one by one until you find the culprit. All I can say is remember to read mod descriptions and 'readme' files for compatibilities and incompatibilities. Copy all your mod's folders to this folder. USAGE If you are a mod developer, and want to use Starbound ModLoader with your mod, do the following: - Create a new folder, called 'mods'. Overwrite the files it asks to overwrite. Unfortunately, we considered this change a necessary act considering the mess that NMM was (and still is) in. Copy the folder 'Starbound.app' to your Starbound root directory. Sorry I couldn't have been more help for those who had this issue. Back towards the end of 2016 we began work on a new mod manager, Vortex, to replace the ageing Nexus Mod Manager. Looking at my current mod list compared to this one though, it does seem like I have a LOT of mods uninstalled, not really sure what was the culprit anymore, don't really care to try and recreate the issue neither. All I can remember is that I uninstalled everything and then went to manual installation/using a mod manager instead of using the steam workshop. This is a pretty old post, I don't even play Starbound much at all anymore after beating the game, even WITH all the mods I had installed at the time.
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