Why is when i ever install it from the steam workshop , it gives it an error?!
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This is weird , in the mods area its green , but for some reason theres an error when you start up the game 
It happens to all mods in the workshop
it happens if i like do only UltimateLibe , and Camelot
Atleast it still works , it just shows an error 
one of the mods is not compatible with one another. they have the same id value for two different objects.
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Like i said this happened : it happens if i like do only UltimateLibe , and Camelot
Error found: Why people shouldn’t make mods using UltimateLib. From all these UL mods, one has the same ID as the other.
Can’t believe you aren’t using ExtendedGDT too lol.
@alphabit: I recommend making a different function for making IDs possible. like; id: “shortNameOfMod_topicInSmallLetters” for example, “exgdt_sandbox”, like I use mine,
@FireChaos: the problem aren’t id’s, the issue is that some modders just copy/paste stuff from other mods without knowing what they mean.
yes, but that’s not the fault of the UME, it’s the fault of the mod author for copy/pasting. I highly doubt that UME would generate a duplicate id - pretty sure they generate GUID’s.
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@pa Yeah, don’t really know that much of UL or UME, I used them only once, but left it. I thought it generates big ids with a mixture of numbers and letters, so I thought there was a duplicate one in a rare condition.
@FireChaos a GUID, which is what it generates, is essentially a bunch of random letters and numbers but the likelihood of a GUID generator to generate the same GUID twice is, for practical purposes, zero.
I know this seems like an impossible statement. GUID’s are one of these computer-science things that are hard to grasp, at first.
If you’re interested, here’s an easy to read explanation:
http://betterexplained.com/articles/the-quick-guide-to-guids/
When learning about GUIDs, it feels like 39 measly digits aren’t enough. Won’t we run out if people get GUID-crazy, assigning them for everything from their pets to their favorite bubble gum flavor?
Let’s see. Think about how big the Internet is: Google has billions of web pages in its index. Let’s call it a trillion (10^12) for kicks. Think about every wikipedia article, every news item on CNN, every product in Amazon, every blog post from any author. We can assign a GUID for each of these documents.
Now let’s say everyone on Earth gets their own copy of the internet, to keep track of their stuff. Even crazier, let’s say each person gets their own copy of the internet every second. How long can we go on?
Let me say that again. Each person gets a personal copy of the internet, every second, for a billion years.
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Thank you for explaining.