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QualityBuilder Unofficial 1.6

Hey, I'm not sure what causes this bug, but sometimes when placing furniture, the constructors refuse to work on it.
A pawn with no construct hauls material to the furniture, but the actual constructors wont build it.

This can be manually fixed by force working, or by disabling quality build on that furniture.

@alexander You can toggle it on or off if you want to. Or set the minimium quality to awful or poor. Very useful mod.

Does this disable quality builder when working on monuments and quest structures? It's so annoying to fail quests because someone made a poor table and someone else breaks it.

I have the same, Bannes.

It's not that big of a deal, but if you are relocating your gravship, while an active blueprint with the QB is toggled on, it won't roll over on the new map and you'll have to manually reenable it.

I also noticed that when I auto-sort QB it gets loaded pretty low on the load order, which stops it from working properly for me. I believe, among other things, that the mod "Build From Inventory" is one culprit. If QB is loaded beneath it when your pawns deconstruct a furniture item the QB toggle doesn't automatically get reenabled.

If someone has the same issue; I fixed this by loading QB pretty much just beneath all your essentials. Personally I put it beneath "XML Extensions" (in case anyone is using that).

im getting no errors but the quality icon or option to turn it on isnt there

Update - It was due to having both versions of Quality builder installed. Deleted the non-1.6 version and everything is fine now, for the moment.

v Do the errors cause flickering back and forth from a loading screen to the game for you? That's what happens to me.

Also getting this error. "Tried loading mod with the same packageId multiple times: hatti.qualitybuilder. Ignoring the duplicates." Not sure if this is causing the flickering between a loading screen and the game map, but this didn't start happening till yesterday night. As of posting this, its the next morning in my area.

Watch for snowman build orders left over from winter, you will get spammed with errors

@Teemo I personally prefer to using a different package id. If the player's mod pack is not working because of a version issue, they will go to the workshop to find a replacement and add the continued mod to the mod pack.
There's no way for them not going to the workshop in this case. Keep the old package id won't help in any way. No tool will automatically download the updated mod using the same package id, the best a mod manager can do is to reply on steamworkshop id, which is different anyway.

The disadvantage of keeping the same package id is: 1. There will be annoying errors when subscribing both the original and your continue version; 2. mod manager will be confused to see two mods with the same package id, yes it's possible they also checked the supported versions, but in certain cases the original mod suddenly added support which will cause issues (Range Finder for example, although mlie used a different id to avoid any issues, but old mod revived suddenly).