I become a error message when I use this mod combination:
- Bio Industries
- Krastorio2
- King Jo's War Rig Truck

All of your other mods work, only this combination does not.

Error Message: File not found: kj_warrig/graphics/entity/curved-rail/hr-curved-rail-horizontal-left-bottom-backplates-remnants.png

I've contacted the mod author because somehow their mod is modifying my rails...

Should be fixed now.

Thank you!
But there is now a display problem.
When I use your mod, all rails from Bio Industries are not displayed correctly.

Looking into that. Very strange...

When I use your mod, all rails from Bio Industries are not displayed correctly.

It was not the rails from this mod that had missing icons, but the BI rails. We didn't declare rail_pictures() and rail_pictures_internal(), as these are functions provided by Factorio. This mod overwrites the functions, and rail_pictures_internal now contains

filename = string.format("__kj_warrig__/graphics/entity/%s/%s-%s-%s.png", dashkey, dashkey, key[2], elem[2]),

Just edit prototypes/entity/rails.lua and make these functions local:

-- line 56:
local rail_pictures_internal = function(elems)

-- line 145:
local rail_pictures = function()

The BI rails will use their own pictures again then. :-)

The reason why this bug only occurred with BI + K2 + War Rig Truck is that BI has an optional dependency on K2. Usually, BI would be loaded before War Rig, but when all three mods are used together, the order changes to War Rig --> K2 --> BI, so we suddenly used the functions that had been modified by War Rig, and with the new blank pictures in place, used these instead of our own.

God dammit. Fun fact: I don't even use those functions... And didn't get the idea that it might cause problems to leave them in there...

Gonna fix it quickly.

Thanks! I think you can also remove the new blank images again. :-)

Fun fact: In my first mod, I used a function called "debug" for logging stuff, without making it local. And sometimes I still find it convenient to check for data.raw[type][name]. The scope is usually limited, but calling type(something) will crash … :-)

Thank you both and thanks for your great work :)