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CTD - it's not just a job
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No trouble. In fact, it is a distraction from my trying to re-learn Visual Basic. I'm an old programmer, from Win31 / 95 days, and things are just a wee bit different in the Windows programming world from back then, and I'm going nutz trying to get up to speed, so distractions help...
![]() In the meantime, I've tried Rescue Porpoise on top of several different installs, and in all of them, I get similar to this: ![]() ![]() ![]() That said, it's the last install in the mod list of all that I've done. There is a small change in the Names.cfg in the Roster folder, and that might be the cause of your issues. Using WinMerge works, or just make a copy of the Names.cfg file that is in the game's Data / Roster folder, into a new folder - prior to activating Rescue Sub last - and work with that copy. Under the "[ClassNames]" section up top, add the line "Rescue Porpoise=Rescue Porpoise". I don't understand why that line is there, but it is... Under the "[Land]" section, which is about the mid-point of the file, add the same line "Rescue Porpoise=Rescue Porpoise". The sub is defined as a Land Unit in the Roster - and that's it. You could then either put that edited Names.cfg file into Traveller's Rescue Sub v1.15 mod folder on top of his version, or make your own mini-mod of it. Besides that, I don't know why you wouldn't be getting the same thing, so long as Rescue Sub is activated last, but that is the only file I get a JSGME warning on... ![]()
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