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I am just saying, it has always worked for me. I can mess or delete my workshop files and Steam will repair whatever I do to them, even if I just edit some xml inside a file. It doesn't do that for you?

@ViaKaninen, you're free to look it up if you want. I'm not getting into the details of how Steam verifies workshop files.

@Evantide, I am not sure why people keep saying that, unless I just have it enabled in the settings. Verifying the game files takes about 10 secs or less, and then the next 45 secs are spent verifying the workshop files.

When you click the progress bar at the bottom of Steam while it is verifying, it tells you that it is verifying all your workshop files. When it is done, it tells you that it is downloading the missing workshop files.

Here is an example where I deleted the Graphics Setting+ folder: https://imgur.com/a/zDc88Rq

@Harduk, Did you use Rimpy or Rimsort to convert the textures? What do you have the mipmap bias setting at in this mod's options?

@CyberneticGoof, verifying Rimworld files will usually not verify workshop files as well. There's a troubleshooting tab in Rimsort that can help you do that instead.

@Harduk So just change the mipmapbias setting to a different value then, or the default even. There aren't exactly a lot of things to move around

Mod seems to cause some icons (Passions for example) to show blurry.

@vitakaninen at this point if done full unsubscribe full fresh install over 3 times including clearing steam download cache and verifying integrity trying to figure this out before I got help lol. I only found out it might have been between rimpy and Rimsort shenanigans from a previous comment on here lol

@bradson how do I know which mod it is in the error box? I know it says it failed to find textures for 'rustic' and 'spikecore' for example because those names are called out but otherwise I never see a mod name in the error :( ty for the help !

@bradson, I know of a few mods use .dds textures as part of their mod, instead of jpg or png, so one possibility is that when a user deletes all the .dds files in their mods folder, it breaks some mods. They would need to verify the game files after doing a mass delete of .dds files in order to restore the mod.

This can also cause permanent errors if the mod author did not use a texture size that is compatible with the new update.