How to Resolve LLibrary Version Conflicts Between Mods

When two mods need different LLibrary versions, you get a conflict that can crash the game or cause strange behaviour in one of the mods. Here is how to sort it out.

Identify the Conflict

A crash log or a warning at startup will usually name both the mod and the LLibrary version it expected. Note which mods are involved and what each one requires. Often only one mod is outdated.

Pick the Right Version

Install the LLibrary version that satisfies the newest dependent mod, then check whether the older mod still works with it. Library updates are usually backward compatible within the same major branch, so a single current file often serves every dependent mod at once. If one mod refuses to work, update that mod rather than downgrading LLibrary, since downgrading may break the others.

Keep Only One Copy

Make sure exactly one LLibrary file sits in your mods folder. Duplicate or renamed copies cause the loader to pick unpredictably and produce confusing errors. Delete extras, relaunch, and confirm the mod list shows a single entry. If problems persist, test with only the conflicting mods and LLibrary enabled to isolate the culprit.