Show a warning when trying to install mods for the wrong game version #509
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Just resolved the conflicts with the version detection changes |
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If the detected game version is not listed by beatmods, and the user manually selected a game version, show a warning about the mismatch game version when trying to install mods.
This has happened many times before. When there is a new update, before beatmods update their version list, some users may attempt to manually select the previous moddable version which results in a broken game. Especially during the unity update.
Some users even thought they could downgrade the game by simply selecting an older game version in ModAssistant.