This city will get you every time. You think you have it all for a minute, a crew like no other, a plan that'll make you rich or make you a legend... and then somebody sets off a nuke and it's all ash in the sky. But you pick yourself up under the red twilight that reminds you of what you lost every single day, and you keep going. Make the deals, take the jobs, get involved with the wrong people in the right places. You reinvent yourself. You rebuild. You survive.
You thrive. You come out on top, untouchable, and it's your city now. Because you were always the Queen.
The Detes
You can find the Main Jobs, Fixer Gigs, and Cyberdeck Upgrades in the Description.
Don't be a wilson, read the docs!
The Crew
Mostly Auska (@effs) and Ellie (@E1337Kat) this time around, but we're grateful for the help from both CDPR and Nexus Mods immediately after the REDmodding news dropped - special thanks to @Pickysaurus for even contributing code, and @rfuzzo for bearing with the endlessly meticulous questions about REDmodding implementation minutiae to make sure we'd be able to be 100% compatible! (Pretty sure we hit every remaining bug and quirk in the redmodding tools in this process :innocent:)
As always, thanks to all of you for your feedback, suggestions, bug reports, support, and in this case a little patience too!
2.01 Re-Enables Redmods The problem introduced by PL should no longer be an issue, but you may need to clean up your installation for an easier time: just Disable and Purge everything, run Mod Remover, and then update + re-enable mods.
Original message:
2.0 and Phantom Liberty both Introduce Problems with Redmods specifically.
If you're getting a crash right at the first splash screen after deploying from Vortex, you can try:
1. Copy all .bin files from r6/cache/ to r6/cache/modded/ and try again 2. If that didn't work, after deployment and 1. open r6/cache/modded/mods.json and change all mods to "deployedHash": 0 and "deployed": false
It should work from Vortex (use the run with mods enabled button, Dashboard > Tools if it's not visible), but on 2.0 the store launchers at least also work. Not sure about PL functionality yet.
Another alternative is converting everything to archivepcmods. This may be easier in the short term, until redmod and the launchers are fixed.
1. Any mods that were autoconverted, you can right click -> Reinstall (after turning autoconvert off) 2. Any mods that have an archivepcmod version, you can install that over the Redmod version 3. Any mods that only have a Redmod version, and only have archives (or tweaks when they work again), you need to wrap. This is a bit more advanced, but there shouldn't be many of these. Disable the mod first. Then download the mod manually and extract it. If it's just a single .archive, you can dragdrop that to Vortex (there's a dropdown area at the bottom of the mods view.) If there's lots of archives or something else, you need to fix it to correct paths yourself.
Request for new feature: please add "Yes to all" to the fallback installer or even better: offer a configuration setting that will auto-accept instead of asking the user.
Use case: while installing huge Collections, there can be more than 50 such prompts during the install process, which is quite annoying. Often users trigger the installation process and leave it running over night, only to see in the morning that the install stopped after 5 mods due to the fallback installer prompt.
Definitiv a useful feature. As many of the Collections Authors put more than 500+ mods in their Collections it can be tiresome to wait for it. Especially with weak internet you rlly gotta wait the whole time cause you cant predict when it will pop-up +1
+1 btw, how-to quick fix (monkeypatch): %appdata%/Vortex/plugins/Vortex Extension Update - Cyberpunk 2077 Vortex Support v0.11.1/index.js, open the file with something like vscode (any text redactor), find and replace function from: const promptUserToInstallOrCancel = async (api, title, explanation) => { const dialogResponse = await api.showDialog(`question`, title, { md: (0, util_functions_1.heredoc)(explanation), }, [{ label: InstallChoices.Cancel }, { label: InstallChoices.Proceed }]); const installDecision = dialogResponse.action === InstallChoices.Proceed ? installers_types_1.InstallDecision.UserWantsToProceed : installers_types_1.InstallDecision.UserWantsToCancel; return installDecision; }; to: const promptUserToInstallOrCancel = async (api, title, explanation) => { return installers_types_1.InstallDecision.UserWantsToProceed; };And reload Vortex after that.
note: do it for your own risk, works for me, may f*ck things for you. All what it doing - remove all dialogs and automatically answer "yes" for all questions.
Another problem with CP77 Vortex. It seems like Vortex is unable to detect mods with .tweak files. Always results in this error pop up. Any interest in fixing this issue?
Hello, i got this message from fallback installer and i was installing HUD painter. and it seems installing it anyway doesn't work. i'm trying to get it work.
maybe should i run redmod deploy?
EDIT: after i run redmod deploy and launch the game with redmod enabled, it worked.
Just unzip it into the cyberpunk 2077 folder, if you are using radeon run DisableNvidiaSignatureChecks, i am using a 7800xt and it works nice, from 40-55 fps to 60-100 fps
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The Detes
You can find the Main Jobs, Fixer Gigs, and Cyberdeck Upgrades in the Description.
Don't be a wilson, read the docs!
The Crew
Mostly Auska (@effs) and Ellie (@E1337Kat) this time around, but we're grateful for the help from both CDPR and Nexus Mods immediately after the REDmodding news dropped - special thanks to @Pickysaurus for even contributing code, and @rfuzzo for bearing with the endlessly meticulous questions about REDmodding implementation minutiae to make sure we'd be able to be 100% compatible! (Pretty sure we hit every remaining bug and quirk in the redmodding tools in this process :innocent:)
As always, thanks to all of you for your feedback, suggestions, bug reports, support, and in this case a little patience too!
Holo at us
Discord: https://discord.gg/redmodding (\#vortex-support on the CP2077 Modding Community server)
Github: https://github.com/E1337Kat/cyberpunk2077_ext_redux
Nexus: https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/196
The problem introduced by PL should no longer be an issue, but you may need to clean up your installation for an easier time: just Disable and Purge everything, run Mod Remover, and then update + re-enable mods.
Original message:
2.0 and Phantom Liberty both Introduce Problems with Redmods specifically.
If you're getting a crash right at the first splash screen after deploying from Vortex, you can try:
1. Copy all .bin files from r6/cache/ to r6/cache/modded/ and try again
2. If that didn't work, after deployment and 1. open r6/cache/modded/mods.json and change all mods to "deployedHash": 0 and "deployed": false
It should work from Vortex (use the run with mods enabled button, Dashboard > Tools if it's not visible), but on 2.0 the store launchers at least also work. Not sure about PL functionality yet.
Another alternative is converting everything to archivepcmods. This may be easier in the short term, until redmod and the launchers are fixed.
1. Any mods that were autoconverted, you can right click -> Reinstall (after turning autoconvert off)
2. Any mods that have an archivepcmod version, you can install that over the Redmod version
3. Any mods that only have a Redmod version, and only have archives (or tweaks when they work again), you need to wrap. This is a bit more advanced, but there shouldn't be many of these. Disable the mod first. Then download the mod manually and extract it. If it's just a single .archive, you can dragdrop that to Vortex (there's a dropdown area at the bottom of the mods view.) If there's lots of archives or something else, you need to fix it to correct paths yourself.
As usual, you can find additional help on the CP2077 Modding Community Discord or the Redmodding wiki which has a bunch of troubleshooting guidance.
Use case: while installing huge Collections, there can be more than 50 such prompts during the install process, which is quite annoying. Often users trigger the installation process and leave it running over night, only to see in the morning that the install stopped after 5 mods due to the fallback installer prompt.
+1
btw, how-to quick fix (monkeypatch): %appdata%/Vortex/plugins/Vortex Extension Update - Cyberpunk 2077 Vortex Support v0.11.1/index.js, open the file with something like vscode (any text redactor), find and replace function
from:
const promptUserToInstallOrCancel = async (api, title, explanation) => {
to:const dialogResponse = await api.showDialog(`question`, title, {
md: (0, util_functions_1.heredoc)(explanation),
}, [{ label: InstallChoices.Cancel }, { label: InstallChoices.Proceed }]);
const installDecision = dialogResponse.action === InstallChoices.Proceed
? installers_types_1.InstallDecision.UserWantsToProceed
: installers_types_1.InstallDecision.UserWantsToCancel;
return installDecision;
};
const promptUserToInstallOrCancel = async (api, title, explanation) => {
And reload Vortex after that.return installers_types_1.InstallDecision.UserWantsToProceed;
};
note: do it for your own risk, works for me, may f*ck things for you. All what it doing - remove all dialogs and automatically answer "yes" for all questions.
and it seems installing it anyway doesn't work. i'm trying to get it work.
maybe should i run redmod deploy?
EDIT: after i run redmod deploy and launch the game with redmod enabled, it worked.
welp. just lost all my mods.
You can get around it by using the "Unpack as-is" option when you right click the mod in the mod list.
It uses the bin\x64 path.
You can get around it by using the "Unpack as-is" option when you right click the mod in the mod list.