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If you're a mod maker and you're looking to update a mod you made, it is as easy as clicking the "Post an update" button and filling out all the fields. If you're a player and just want to "update" a mod you have to the latest version, simply go to the mod's page and download the latest version...

A few of your steps past system repair with DISM sound a bit overkill to do prior to ruling out other issues, @CornTheKarter. Resetting windows is usually something you never want to do as it can introduce other issues, and it's simply better to reinstall the OS at this point. And at that...

A launcher just launches the game with a bunch of facilities for loading mods or setting parameters. It doesn't do anything else. You still have to do the usual port forwarding stuff.

I have no idea. I don't use MacOS. You could try? See what happens.

You know, sm64coopdx does have the same port forwarding "issues" as SRB2 does, if you happen to use direct connection. It just so happens that they have the cash money and the resources to let you host servers in their machines, thereby masking that issue no problem. It's not really something...

Letting people use your bandwidth and computer to host servers is a bad idea. Letting people use someone else's bandwidth and devices to host servers, like how there are online websites that host Minecraft servers for you, usually costs money. Developers don't have infinite money. There have...

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You have to delete the following files: ringdata.dat ringprofiles.prf as they are corrupted. You seem to have done this already. The files ending with .bak are automatic backups created by the game; essentially, the last successful saves for the respective file. To have the game be able to read...

It should be in the same directory as the game. If you can see srb2win.exe, then you're in the right folder where your autoexec.cfg should be.

Players don't have a state. Mobjs do. You can get a player's mobj through player.mo, or in your case since your player is in p, p.mo. NOTE that mo can be nil if the player is spectating or otherwise unavailable. Account for that before messing with the player object in some way! On a separate...

The Var field of a Warp unlockable needs to point to a valid map number. You probably meant to set it to 45 - the number of the map that you made a header for right below it. See: https://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Custom_unlockables_and_emblems#Unlockables

Check out https://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Command_line_parameters Launch the game with the -win parameter to launch the game in windowed mode. You can also change it in the game's Video Options menu, or by pressing F11. The game will remember your choice across sessions.

(Dr. Robotnik's) Ring Racers is a Technical Kart Racer, and the sequel for SRB2Kart. See more: https://www.kartkrew.org

that just disorients me, doesn't make rivals any cooler :(

Noticing that suggestions are being closed in the repo, figured I'd move them here:

I don't want to handicap myself, I want to make the rivals more challenging. I want to earn my glory. :threat:

Even on the hardest CPU difficulty, my rival is always a lap behind me. I don't understand how does he keep doing it. Is there any way to make my rival more competent than me? :knuxsmug:

*kills you* nothin personnel

Oh oops, I forgot. I strictly meant lava damage, not fire damage, and it can be set in an UDMF map. You can download Ultimate Zone Builder (has UDMF support, unlike base Zone Builder) here: https://mb.srb2.org/addons/ultimate-zone-builder.6126/