The given sprite rectangle (left_top=0x0, right_bottom=128x128) is outside the actual sprite size (left_top=0x0, right_bottom=64x64).
If this is being used as an icon you may need to define the icon_size property.
See the log file for more information.:
core/graphics/icons/any-quality.png

as a temp fix I resized the file, but editing base game files isen't really a good solution, and I didn't find anywhere in the code of this mod that could be causing the error, though i'm not that good at reading Lua.

Are you using Factorio HD Age Quality?

Yes is that the cause?

Not sure yet, but it's also present in the mod list of someone reporting this issue on github, and would fit the topic of scaling up game graphics...

Enabling just space age, more quality scaling and HD Age Quality loads fine for me, so the issue must involve another mod, whether or not HD Age Quality is required for the issue to occur...

I also have this issue on Linux Mint. Fresh install, then joined a server with the mods.

If you want to fix this without editing the core file, you can edit data-updates.lua

Look for icon_size = 128,

This is sitting under icon = "core/graphics/icons/any-quality.png",

However, fixing it this way will require it to be edited on a server as well or you will not be able to connect.

Just figured I'd add my two cents.

Also running into this issue, but inconsistently.

We have a server running on linux, notably we do not have the HD Age Quality mod. When I sync up to connect to the server via windows, it loads fine. When my friend syncs up to connect via linux, they get the error listed. Unfortunately we don't have a second linux machine to try with to see if that's the cause of the issue.

For linux vs windows, something that comes to mind is the filename case sensitivity difference... but since the file name is scoped to core, I don't see how that could actually be the issue...

For linux vs windows, something that comes to mind is the filename case sensitivity difference... but since the file name is scoped to core, I don't see how that could actually be the issue...

It seems to be as simple as in your mods data-updates.lua the icons size is defined as 128 instead of the actual vanilla file's 64

But then why does it load fine in many cases???

That part of the code was taken from more-quality-uses, where nobody seemed to complain about this...

I'll set icon_size to 64 in the next release, since this seems to work just as well in my environment, and might fix this issue for you.

I had texture cacheing enabled, that may have done it?

Can confirm this appears to have fixed the issue on linux. Thanks!