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This video is recorded from the guest's POV. The guest activates the throttle of the DE2, then throttles down again. However, throttling down doesn't do anything.
At the end of the video, the host throttles down, this works as expected.
There might be a conflict with the player GUID (Globally Unique Identifier).
When you share your mod file directly from the mods folder with another player, they end up having the same GUID, which can lead to unusual conflicts. Try deleting the "settings.xml" in your Derail Valley Multiplayer Mod directory. This should reset the mod's configuration.
Good suggestion, but that's not the problem this time. I made sure the GUIDs on the 2 pc's were different.
Hmm, ok... My friends and I had the same problem and after making sure everyone had a unique GUID, this and many other problems went away. Guess it's a classic case of correlation ≠ causation or something. Definitely needs some more investigation.
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CODEYXone commentedon Nov 5, 2023
There might be a conflict with the player GUID (Globally Unique Identifier).
When you share your mod file directly from the mods folder with another player, they end up having the same GUID, which can lead to unusual conflicts. Try deleting the "settings.xml" in your Derail Valley Multiplayer Mod directory. This should reset the mod's configuration.
t0stiman commentedon Nov 6, 2023
@CODEYXone Good suggestion, but that's not the problem this time. I made sure the GUIDs on the 2 pc's were different.
BTW, the settings.xml should really be stored elsewhere to avoid people having the same GUIDs.
t0stiman commentedon Nov 6, 2023
This mod doesn't use Steam IDs, right? Because I ran the game without Steam so I could run it on 2 pc's at once.
CODEYXone commentedon Nov 7, 2023
@t0stiman It's only using the internal GUIDs.
Hmm, ok... My friends and I had the same problem and after making sure everyone had a unique GUID, this and many other problems went away. Guess it's a classic case of correlation ≠ causation or something. Definitely needs some more investigation.
morm075 commentedon Sep 22, 2024
#46 mostly resolves these issues