I just created a mod for fun and in return my company in the game become super famous in instanly
Yea sure 
Might be fun to try to make a mod with someone else 
But I haven’t tried to make any part of it yet, so I’m not even sure how hard it would be to make it. The hardest part would be to detect the mods and it’s components
I mean like a seperate application with stitched together the mod.
So the application gets parts of code and puts it together, which sounds pretty awesome right
is it possible to run it in an environment and then only put the enabled things through?
Not sure tbh, but in order to only load in the enabled items the code would have to be executed before anything else gets added by the original code. But I’m not sure if that would be possible.
Alright, so I’ve got an image for this in my head now:
With the application, there will be shipped every event and part of the code in separate files. When the user selects everything he wants, he clicks ‘Build’. and the program takes all the code pieces the user asked for and puts them together in one big file. This wouldn’t be too hard to implement, and to be fair we could just download the code from a cloud or something. (a lot easier actually) I don’t know how to do it in a multiplatform language, but it should be a full version available for everyone.
but… environments
I dont need any environments. This program just takes all the code pieces and stitch them together to one or more files.
I told you people would need it, didn’t I?
@Stian, I don’t want to make it a seperate program. I don’t want that users have to use a different program to play GDT. 
It would be a lot simpler, but whatever you say.
Works alright for me I am Running Windows 8.1 64-bit
it’s a know issue
how to solve it ?
Are you using the latest version of Expansion Pack
maybe… i need to check it
…v 1.0.0 … man … i should check before post …
Latest version is 1.2.0, and i believe that the issue is fixed in that update
thanks … Gomen, Dzjengiskhan
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