> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/troubleshooting.md). # Troubleshooting {% hint style="info" %} TIP: Use your browser's Find feature (usually `Ctrl`+`F`) to search this page for error messages you've encountered. {% endhint %} ## Problems and Error Messages {% hint style="info" %} Each entry in this section has a list of clickable links to directions on trying that fix approach. {% endhint %} ### I installed mods, but they don't seem to be doing anything * [#read-the-mods-documentation](#read-the-mods-documentation "mention") to find out how to access its features. * [Did you accidentally launch in "No Mods" mode?](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/uninstalling-mods.md#launch-the-game-in-no-mods-mode-then-unsubscribe-from-mods) * Check the tags on the mod.io page - is the mod not updated for this game version yet? * [#check-your-log-files-for-error-messages](#check-your-log-files-for-error-messages "mention") - sometimes mods can error in ways that don't get caught by Mod Reporter * [#ask-for-help-on-the-discord](#ask-for-help-on-the-discord "mention") * [Reporting Bugs](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/reporting-bugs.md) ### Can't join my friend's multiplayer game See below. ### **`Game version mismatch` when playing multiplayer** * Read the [general multiplayer notes](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/installing-mods/for-multiplayer.md) * Ensure that all players have exactly the same mods installed * If you're using mod.io interation, did it automatically update a mod on you? This means your installed mod version doesn't match the host's. One of you needs to update. Consider switching to [manual mod installation](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/installing-mods/on-game-clients.md#manual-file-management) to avoid the possibility of unexpected updates. * [#ask-for-help-on-the-discord](#ask-for-help-on-the-discord "mention") ### Help, my game is crashing The most common cause of this is installing broken or outdated mods. * [#check-your-log-files-for-error-messages](#check-your-log-files-for-error-messages "mention") * If you are playing from the Xbox Game Pass version, some mods can crash, even if they work on a normal PC install. Best solution if you want to play with these mods is to get the game on Steam. * [Uninstalling Mods](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/uninstalling-mods.md) - remove mods until the problem stops to track down what mod was causing the problem. * [#ask-for-help-on-the-discord](#ask-for-help-on-the-discord "mention") * Once you find out what mod in specific is the cause - [Reporting Bugs](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/reporting-bugs.md) ### "Mods" menu on the title screen does not load (`Failed to Fetch`) * [Uninstalling Mods](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/uninstalling-mods.md#launch-the-game-in-no-mods-mode-then-unsubscribe-from-mods) - remove mods until the problem stops to track down what mod was causing the problem. * [#ask-for-help-on-the-discord](#ask-for-help-on-the-discord "mention") ### `Failed to create mod on mod.io: Api failed to complete the request` * Try [uploading the mod manually](/modding-wiki/creating-mods/releasing-mods/mod-files-upload.md). ### `Command give does not exist!` You did not properly install the chat commands mod, or something is preventing it from loading. * Are you sure you've subscribed to Chat Commands and not just CoreLib.Commands? * [#manually-subscribe-to-all-of-a-mods-dependencies](#manually-subscribe-to-all-of-a-mods-dependencies "mention") * Try [uninstalling the mod](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/uninstalling-mods.md) then [installing it (and its dependencies) via another method](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/installing-mods.md). * [#ask-for-help-on-the-discord](#ask-for-help-on-the-discord "mention") ### `Quantum Processor Error: Command could not be found.` * Run chat commands in the game's chat window, not the debug Quantum Console. If you still want to use the quantum console, prefix your commands with the word `chat` so they are executed as chat commands. *** ## Fix Approaches *This section contains troubleshooting approaches for the above problems to link to.* ### Install the Mod Reporter mod to check for loading errors The **Mod Reporter** mod provides a GUI on the main menu to view the current state of your installed mods and see any issues easily. {% embed url="" %} ### Check your log files for error messages Take a look at your [game log files](/modding-wiki/concepts/important-folder-paths.md#log-files) to see if any mods are reporting errors. ### Read the Mod's Documentation Check for directions on how to use the mod, known issues, etc. on the mod's page on mod.io. ### Manually subscribe to all of a mod's dependencies The game's mod.io integration often fails to download mod dependencies. Visit the mod's page on the [mod.io website](https://mod.io/g/corekeeper/) to see what they are and manually subscribe to each of them. ### Ask for Help on the Discord Join the [Core Keeper discord](https://discord.com/invite/corekeeper) and ask for help in the `#modding-help` channel. Make sure to: * Include your [log files](/modding-wiki/concepts/important-folder-paths.md#log-files)! It will be the first thing people ask for if you don't provide it. * Mention what mods you are using. * Say what you expected to happen, and what actually happened. Screenshots help too. * Say if you're playing in singleplayer, multiplayer, or a dedicated server, and if you're the host or the client. Remember to *communicate what you fixes have already tried*. People are a lot more willing to help if you make it clear you've already put in some effort!