I have tone of mods. When i'm playing everything is fine.
When i try to exit rimworld without killing it by taskmaster, after loading and playing with my current save for few hours, log files is growing to fill all remaining disk space.
When i'm not outright killing rimworld with taskmaster, I got into habit of force closing rimworld immediatelly after clicking "Quit to OS", which truncate the log to few gigabytes top - depending on how fast I can kill it, how much it will write down.
This issue is nothing new, I see this kind of logs - with exactly the same message - for what feels like 2 years by now, this issue pop up every so often when I'm on playthrough with enough mods.
Can we please get an option to turn this particular logging off? In some advanced, hidden setting, even in .config or xml or ini file?
Or at least set level of logging which will turn this message (and similar) off?
So if someone don't need to turn it off, no problem, but for people like me, we can play with mods we want and manage to get to work good enough, without trying to kill our SSDs?
This issue pops up on this forum from time to time, easy to find.
When i try to exit rimworld without killing it by taskmaster, after loading and playing with my current save for few hours, log files is growing to fill all remaining disk space.
When i'm not outright killing rimworld with taskmaster, I got into habit of force closing rimworld immediatelly after clicking "Quit to OS", which truncate the log to few gigabytes top - depending on how fast I can kill it, how much it will write down.
This issue is nothing new, I see this kind of logs - with exactly the same message - for what feels like 2 years by now, this issue pop up every so often when I'm on playthrough with enough mods.
Can we please get an option to turn this particular logging off? In some advanced, hidden setting, even in .config or xml or ini file?
Or at least set level of logging which will turn this message (and similar) off?
So if someone don't need to turn it off, no problem, but for people like me, we can play with mods we want and manage to get to work good enough, without trying to kill our SSDs?
This issue pops up on this forum from time to time, easy to find.