final-fixes.lua:113 in ???]
3.680 Error ModManager.cpp:1765: Failed to load mod "micro-machines": micro-machines/func.lua:388: attempt to concatenate global 'entityMini' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
micro-machines/func.lua:388: in function 'microsize'
micro-machines/data-final-fixes.lua:113: in main chunk
3.710 Loading mod core 0.0.0 (data.lua)
3.751 Checksum for core: 2330948890
3.767 Error ModManager.cpp:1765: Error in assignID: recipe-category with name 'recycling' does not exist.

I am running K2, AAI Industries, and a bunch of other mods. I can post the full list if it would be helpful.

Looks like a duplicate of a previous report though I thank you for the additional information. You caught me at a pretty lucky time, I was just about done with a complete code rewrite, so that line wouldn't be an issue anymore.

Seems that line is attempting to reference some mining-drill entity with Krastorio 2, and was part of a long if/else chain that I wanted to prune in the rewrite. After testing with Krastorio 2 and my in-progress rewrite, it seems to work without an issue, even when using AAI industries as well.

EDIT: Just released the latest versions of both mods, hopefully should be fixed in v3.3.0

I just attempted to update this. The Micro Machine mod installed properly, but the Mini Machine mod would not update. On the mod manager update screen, no matter how many times I hit "update selected" it would never move beyond this screen: https://imgur.com/IadgVtD

I tried restarting it multiple times with no change in the results.

I also tried moving on to reloading my game, with the Micro Machine mod installed but the old Mini Machine Mod still in place, but I got the same error as before.

It's very late here, and it occurs to me right before I submit this that I should probably try to manually delete the old mini machines mod and then just install it manually, but it's too late for me to deal with that tonight. I will try that tomorrow, but I wanted to give you this update in the meantime, just in case it was an easy fix on your end.

Thanks for your quick response either way!

OH I just realized my mistake, I forgot to upload one of the dependencies, I had to make some changes in stdlib, and on top of that, also forgot to add the new version as a requirement for micro machines (I'm pretty sure it would cause an error on load if you tried to run it on the previous version)

Both issues should be fixed now

I just tested and both versions updated as expected and seem to be working properly now. Thanks for the quick fix!