The Mods page has a third tab, PROFILES. A profile is a saved list of which
mods are on, in what order and at what version; every mod stays installed
once, in the one Mods folder. Loading a profile rewrites mods.json, switches
off what it does not name, and downloads from Thunderstore what it names
that is missing. Profiles live in Mods/profiles.json.
A profile travels the way r2modman's do, so the two managers read each
other's: export.r2x inside a .r2z file, and a code on Thunderstore's
profile service. Config files in an r2modman profile are ignored.
Installing or updating a Thunderstore package now brings the packages it
depends on, needed ones first, leaving out any already installed at a new
enough version. A mod pack is a package that is nothing else.
A kick, by an admin or by a passed vote, used to keep the player out until
the server restarted. "kick_minutes" in the players section of the config
(1-1440; 0, the default, is still until the restart) and the console
command "kick-time <minutes>|restart" now set how long it lasts.
The player is told how long when they are kicked, and how many minutes are
left if they try to join early. A kick keeps the time it was given, so
changing the setting is for later kicks. Bans are unchanged.
The overview that opens when a mod is clicked, on both MY MODS and GET MODS,
now shows the mod's README and has more room for it.
README:
- GET MODS fetches a package's README from Thunderstore the first time its
overview opens (/api/experimental/package/<owner>/<name>/<version>/readme/)
and keeps it while the launcher runs.
- MY MODS shows the mod's own README.md from its folder, or the package's
from Thunderstore when the folder has none.
- The markdown is laid out as plain text: headings in bold, lists, rules and
code blocks kept; links keep their text; images and HTML are dropped; a
table row shows its cells side by side. A README is cut at 400 lines, with
a note that the rest is on the mod's page, and one over 512 KB is not read.
Layout:
- The overview is up to 1080 x 740, from 680 x 560.
- The header has a larger icon with the name, the author and the short
description beside it. An installed mod shows its Thunderstore icon.
- Under the buttons the README has the wide column and the facts (version,
downloads, updated, size, categories, folder, maps and so on) have a panel
of their own on the right.
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