The ccmerged package from the store fixes prevents the mod CCLoader from working. Is there any way around this?

For anyone who doesn't know, CCLoader is a mod required to use all user made havertsables/recipes. I'm a gardening junkie and really do not want to give up all the harvestables I've collected.

The problem I'm having is that whenever the ccmerged.package downloaded from the store fixes is placed in my game (either in the packages folder or the DCBackup folder), CCLoader does not work. All the custom harvestables/recipes disappear from my game. I've tried moving CCLoader to the overrides folder but that had no effect.  The other three files from the store fixes have no effect on the mod.

I'm assuming the problem is with the CCLoader mod itself and not with the individual custom harvesteable mods, however, these all require CCLoader to function so I don't think I can test this.

Does anyone know what the conflict is? Could the ccmerged file from the store fixes be substituted with a copy of the ccmerged file from the DCbackup folder?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

MissChameleon wrote:For anyone who doesn't know, CCLoader is a mod required to use all user made havertsables/recipes. I'm a gardening junkie and really do not want to give up all the harvestables I've collected.

The problem I'm having is that whenever the ccmerged.package downloaded from the store fixes is placed in my game (either in the packages folder or the DCBackup folder), CCLoader does not work. All the custom harvestables/recipes disappear from my game. I've tried moving CCLoader to the overrides folder but that had no effect.  The other three files from the store fixes have no effect on the mod.

I'm assuming the problem is with the CCLoader mod itself and not with the individual custom harvesteable mods, however, these all require CCLoader to function so I don't think I can test this.

Does anyone know what the conflict is? Could the ccmerged file from the store fixes be substituted with a copy of the ccmerged file from the DCbackup folder?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello @MissChameleon and welcome to the Forum,

Unfortunately it's been such a long time (since we last updated these store fixes), that I don't know if we can do more about it again these days, I'm sorry.   At this point you will need to prioritize which of the mods you want to prefer.

I'm sorry again that we can't offer a more satisfactory solution here.

P.S. note that the ccmerged.package file under DCBackup - if it hasn't been replaced by the file from the store fixes - can be used, I guess? Or at least there will be no harm in trying it. But then, your premium store content won't work properly anymore.

MissChameleon wrote:For anyone who doesn't know, CCLoader is a mod required to use all user made havertsables/recipes. I'm a gardening junkie and really do not want to give up all the harvestables I've collected.

The problem I'm having is that whenever the ccmerged.package downloaded from the store fixes is placed in my game (either in the packages folder or the DCBackup folder), CCLoader does not work. All the custom harvestables/recipes disappear from my game. I've tried moving CCLoader to the overrides folder but that had no effect.  The other three files from the store fixes have no effect on the mod.

I'm assuming the problem is with the CCLoader mod itself and not with the individual custom harvesteable mods, however, these all require CCLoader to function so I don't think I can test this.

Does anyone know what the conflict is? Could the ccmerged file from the store fixes be substituted with a copy of the ccmerged file from the DCbackup folder?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

What patch level is your game at? 1.67? 1.69?

As far as I can tell from the creator of CCLoader it has not been updated for the 1.69 patch, nor does he appear to plan on updating it, so using the 1.69 store fixes may/will break any mod not updated. I have messaged him on MTS to see if there is a work-around for the 1.69 ccmerged fix and will post if he replies.

As for using the DCBackup ccmerged.package, as @The_gh0stm4n said, (if it has not already been replaced by the fixed version) you can try using it and see if it fixes CCLoader but you may not be able to use some premium content items doing so.