Failed to load mods: More-Asteroids/data-updates.lua:65: bad argument #1 of 3 to 'insert' (table expected, got nil)
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'insert'
More-Asteroids/data-updates.lua:65: in main chunk

Mods to be disabled:
• More-Asteroids (0.1.1)

Seeing the same crash, in 2.0.42

It looks like any mod that adds any surfaces makes this mod crash on startup

I failed to consider other planets in the mix when I made this. It took me downloading lots of planet mods to recreate the issue so it may be mod-specific as well. It should be fixed now, but if not let me know the mod in particular.

I'll test again, but I was seeing it with every mod that I have that adds surfaces, not just ones that add planets. For instance, Factorissimo 3 seemed to be causing that crash.

Still same issue. Except Lua 66 now.

Still same issue. Except Lua 66 now.

Damn. What other mods do you have enabled?

Still same issue. Except Lua 66 now.

Damn. What other mods do you have enabled?

How do i dump my whole list to you?

If it's too long of a list, one way might be to make a new game with just those mods enabled, save it, and then somehow share the file with me. It should then sync and download all of the mods for me. Unless you suspect there are specific mods that are the main trouble. Any mods that add and/or manipulate surfaces/planets.

If it's too long of a list, one way might be to make a new game with just those mods enabled, save it, and then somehow share the file with me. It should then sync and download all of the mods for me. Unless you suspect there are specific mods that are the main trouble. Any mods that add and/or manipulate surfaces/planets.

Subsurface, and Factorissimo, and Space Age are the only ones that add or manipulate surfaces.

Space Age is required for the mod to work. I tried out subsurface and factorissimo on my end and they both worked for me. Are you sure you updated the mod? Cause that's the only thing I can think of at the moment.

"Subsurface, and Factorissimo, and Space Age are the only ones that add or manipulate surfaces." -- not necessarily true. Even if a mod doesn't add a surface you can "travel to" / or the player can see, it may actually be using one in the background. I think some of the old pipe or belt layer type mods used such a technique.

If the issue is sill present after updating and you have a large list of mods enabled. make a list of what mods you have enabled, then disable half (make a note of which mods you disable/enable after each step). if it still crashes, make a note, and continue reducing list of enabled mods until you find a selection that doesn't cause a crash... looking at which mods you disabled before it successfully loaded, you can invert the selection and isolate further, until the specific incompatibility is found. this enable/disable half method should help you determine which mods are "colliding" or causing each other to crash.