Support for issues with mods in the creative menu

[Deidara3386]

 

Hi everyone, first of all I would like to say that I am using Google Translate, if you notice that the grammar is poor or wrong, excuse me.

I have about 140 mods installed and I don't have many problems with it, but the problem is in the creative section where not all the mod pages are present. Since I'm a newbie with VS, I can't really search for the mods (I'm used to Minecraft, sorry but we all tend to get there) and I'm having a lot of difficulty understanding crafting or even playing with it, so does anyone know how to help me? Or is there a mod that can fix this? I found a mod on the forum that modifies the inventory, but it's old and no longer works.

[Aquarian]

@Deidara3386  Had the same problem but I found a work around. if you click on a mod tab in creative, you can then use the arrow keys to navigate up or down on that tab side of the creative menu.

PS: what language is your first?

[Vexxvididu]

I got to ask, if you're a newbie to VS, how are you already up to 140 mods???  Maybe try playing the game vanilla a bit first?

[LadyWYT]

12 minutes ago, Vexxvididu said:

I got to ask, if you're a newbie to VS, how are you already up to 140 mods???  Maybe try playing the game vanilla a bit first?

Not a newbie to VS anymore, but when I was I definitely installed several mods. I think it depends a lot of the demeanor of the player, but I think there's two general scenarios that happen here:

1. The player plays a bit of vanilla, gets overwhelmed, and tweaks settings/installs mods to help them have a smoother time with the game until they're more experienced.

2. The player picked up the game on a friend's recommendation, and copied the friend's game setup, which includes downloading "necessary" mods.

I think in both cases, the player in question is already used to heavily modded setups in other games, such as Minecraft or Skyrim. Of course, I would also say it's not really unusual to start off Vintage Story on easier settings(modded or otherwise), and then gradually settle into a harder difficulty later on.