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There will be a red error message when accepting the task, and saving will cause the game to become unresponsive
I've always enjoyed it. I don't think I've ever had a problem.
I'm always incredibly grateful to the creator. Thank you. :)
All that is known is that the issue was resolved only if I didn't rely solely on the vanilla shuttle beacons, but instead used the landing zone settings added by this mod every time I entered a new map, or if I removed this mod.
One partial solution would be to use a bigger item stack mod. This way, you have fewer, but larger, item stacks, and you fill up that limit less easily. Anyway, good luck with that bug.
It happens with only this mod loaded, so it's not some compatibility issue either.
"Adds trader spaceships to the game. Ships will visit your colony, preferring landing pads (either from royalty expansion, or landing zone designation added by this mod), and trade with you just like visiting caravans, without the need for trade beacons or comm console. "
Saying because of that, this mod shouldn't exist, is pure and utter nonsense that carries as little meaning as the rest of your comment, since it is literally stated that: "Removing it when the ship is mid-flight will break the game (black screen and constant error messages). Otherwise, you will get some error lines in log but game should recover." Notice in the last sentence, it says SHOULD.
You never were guaranteed you could remove it mid-game in the first place. Womp womp.