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other possible problems are the ones I have already written above in the description:
This mod doesn't work if for some reason the milky way ID changes, but if I understand correctly the General relativity update should fix this.
However just check that the name of the procedural stars in the milky way starts with RS 8513.
Another problem occurs if some star generation parameters have been changed in the SpaceEngine main configuration file. in this case a completely different universe is generated.
One or two of the planets I found are from a mod that add stars from gaia catalog, in this case is normal that you can't find them.
I didn't install the beta on my other win 11 pc, so I don't know the answer to your question.
I don't think there is any problem though...
If anyone has already tried it let me know. in case of problems I will install the beta on the other computer to solve any problems...