I am unsure what is wrong in the logs and not sure what to do. I would greatly appreciate if someone could help!
The log
Hello! I am really grateful for your assistance . I uninstalled the Dynamic Game Assets mod, but now I think the problem is now worse? I am not sure what to make of it...Hi. The Dynamic Game Assets mod is for Stardew Valley 1.5.5 beta only, and you are running 1.5.4 currently.
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Hello! I am really grateful for your assistance . I uninstalled the Dynamic Game Assets mod, but now I think the problem is now worse? I am not sure what to make of it...
The log
There are no errors in the new log, but it looks like it has not loaded any mods at all.
Can you please take a screenshot of your mods folder so we can see the contents?
If you only disabled/uninstalled the Dynamic Game Assets mod, then all other mods should still load. Given that you're starting the game through the SMAPI startup file of course.
I'm on windows. Normally, I would start the game with "Stardew Valley.exe". This is if you don't have any mods.Also, what do you mean by starting through the SMAPI startup file? Is that for both windows and mac? (I have a mac)
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folder to have a .
in front of it ( so .untitled
) are you able to load into the game? (This just tells SMAPI to ignore that folder, so it will load up Stardew Valley with only the basic mods that weren't in that folder.Hello! When trying to put a '.' in front of it I just get "this name is reserved for the system". I did contact Pathoschild and apparently, there have just been many SMAPI issues with Mac uses. They gave me some custom SMAPI versions and now it is working fine! (Although it loads quite slowly it is consistent nonetheless)If you temporarily rename youruntitled
folder to have a.
in front of it ( so.untitled
) are you able to load into the game? (This just tells SMAPI to ignore that folder, so it will load up Stardew Valley with only the basic mods that weren't in that folder.
If so, that seems like it's an issue either with a specific mod, or possibly just the number of them. What's the longest you've waited to see if your game will load, before closing it out? My specs aren't awesome, so if I have a lot of mods installed, my computer will helpfully tell me it's not responding but it will load eventually.