I only talked about the modders, as I think that they somehow need to be reminded that there is Linux and Mac.
NET seem to not interact that well and it's still very young. Is there any information about technical changes with Stardew Valley 1.1? The modders will adapt (as always), but this one is important to me - It's the major showstopper to cross-platform modding.
But SMAPI cannot go multiplatform unless Stardew Valley's code base is joined - or unless the mods are distributed as sources and there's a program that's compiling them with the needed settings (Parkitect does this). It should work - see Cities: Skylines where mods are also written in Mono/C# and almost all of them work on all platforms so far.Ĭlick to expand.I removed some parts that are confrontational and clarified some things. This wouldn't get users any disadvantages and give modders a base that would work everywhere.īut the modders also would need to do something: Write their mods for Mono / change them so they run on Mono (Which in 99% of cases leads to actually no need to do anything). NET and use Mono and MonoGame for all platforms. What should be the solution, then? I think only the Stardew Valley developer(s) (didn't he get help, now for at least some technical stuff?) can help: Get rid of XNA and. NET and XNA, which leads to mandatory recompilation of the mods if somebody wants to run them on Mac or Linux. From what I can see mods are compiled against. NET with XNA Mac/Linux uses Mono with MonoGame. Windows and Mac/Linux versions are "too different": Windows uses. It seems that this cannot entirely solved by the community.
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