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@Sennah
Nah, that's just debug information.
Though I have no idea how you got the initialization of the static defs to fail. Only idea I have to un- and resubscribe to the mod - or there is a conflict with some other mod you are running

Did you leave some path to your files in your code?
Could not execute post-long-event action. Exception: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
[Ref 4C830C99]
at CaravanMoodBuff.CaravanMoodBuffSettings.InitializeStatics () [0x00000] in D:\0Stuff\2Games\RimWorld\_mods\CaravanMoodBuff\Source\CaravanMoodBuffSettings.cs:59
at CaravanMoodBuff.CaravanMoodBuff.Initialize () [0x00000] in D:\0Stuff\2Games\RimWorld\_mods\CaravanMoodBuff\Source\CaravanMoodBuff.cs:50
at Verse.LongEventHandler.ExecuteToExecuteWhenFinished () [0x0007c] in <981a33edf24d499488b0f820d94638e1>:0
startIndex: 60
endIndex: 72

@Aladeen
As long as it works, it works. Maybe not perfectly efficient, but I see no other option for the moment.

@Richard Mc Nutbuster
The error it throws in the log would be a good start, without any info I can't help

not sure why (id have no idea what log to produce here) but it pops up a red error and the mod options dont exist

@Syrus, I agree with you regarding the underlying execution and what it’s doing. Decompiling might help, but even if we figure it out, we won't be able to modify the game :)

That .ToArray() is a poor way of “solving” the problem, but if no weird behaviors are occurring, then I guess we could say “it worked.”

Legendary, ta

Version 1.6.2
Fixed error due to modified collection, thanks to @Aladeen
Removed leftover debug print

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@Aladeen
This issue has me slightly worried.
The code, as it was, was taken from previous versions, which ran without issue. Not sure why the collection is modified during the call all of a sudden, it could mean that there is something multithreaded going on which causes the collection to change on subsequent runs of the foreach-loop.
I applied your change, it should work fine, though if it really is a multithreading issue, I'm worried that the collection may be modified while its array is being acquired...not sure what that would mean for my code and its execution.

Hi Syrus, thanks for your mod! Not sure what's happening in 1.6, but in some cases it throws a repeating error. I submitted a pull request to fix it.

Thank you!

The Man