FS25 Mod Mixer v1.0.0.4

Mods silently break each other.
Changelog 1.4.0.0:
– The Switchboard — the six-tab control panel above (Conflicts / Live / Vehicle / Performance / Review / Profiles)
– Performance profiler with live per-mod frame cost and Park
– Review hub, vehicle diagnostics, and the boot-recovery safety net
When two mods change the same game function, the one that loads last usually wins — the other mod’s work just vanishes: no error, no crash, no explanation. ModMixer finds these conflicts, explains them in plain English, and gives you a control panel to settle them.
THE SWITCHBOARD
A full control panel in the in-game menu (look for the ModMixer icon), six tabs:
CONFLICTS — every mod fight in one place. Pick a winner (that mod wins, the rest are muted) or activate a shared chain to set its run-order — all restart-gated. Switch the view (top-left): SIMPLE ranks mods (higher wins everywhere), BY CATEGORY settles one realm at a time (wheels, HUD, economy, weather…), ADVANCED shows every contested function with its full hook chain — who runs first, who overrides whom.
LIVE — instant settings your mods expose (toggles and sliders), applied in-game immediately.
VEHICLE — live diagnostics of the machine you’re sitting in: damage, wear, temperature, speed, mass, per-wheel grip.
PERFORMANCE — live per-mod cost (ms per frame) against your fps budget. Find the mod eating your frame rate and park it without uninstalling.
REVIEW — worth a look: likely duplicate mods, known incompatible pairs, HUD overlaps — each with evidence. Dismiss what you’ve judged.
PROFILES — save your whole ModMixer setup (conflict picks, reorders, toggles, hibernation) under a name and load it back.
Every row comes with a plain-English explanation. You still get the classic boot conflict report (ModMixer.log, next to your game log) and an on-screen warning when two flatly incompatible mods are installed.
BUILT SAFE
Structural changes (reorder, mute) apply on restart — nothing is rewired mid-game.
Load-critical functions are locked and can never be vetoed.
If a launch doesn’t complete, the next one starts in safe mode automatically (all levers off) — your game always loads.
Manual kill switch: create an empty file MODMIXER_SAFE_MODE.txt in modSettings/FS25_ModMixer/.
Disk footprint: ModMixer stores only its own settings, profiles, and a boot-recovery marker under modSettings/FS25_ModMixer/ nothing elsewhere, and it makes no network connections.
Abnormal-load protection: if a load comes up with no farm (a conflict brick), ModMixer blocks that session’s saves so the broken state can’t overwrite your existing savegame, then self-recovers on the next launch.
IMPORTANT: keep the zip named FS25_0_ModMixer.zip — the 0 makes it load before your other mods, which is how it sees every hook they install.
Multiplayer: loads and reports per client; the Switchboard’s levers are designed for singleplayer.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing the detailed changelog for Mod Mixer version 1.4.0.0! It seems like this update addresses the issue of mods conflicting with each other and causing one to override the other without any notification or error message. The addition of the Switchboard in the in-game menu with six tabs provides players with more control over mod conflicts and allows them to make informed decisions on which mods to prioritize.

The features such as Conflict resolution, Live settings adjustments, Vehicle diagnostics, Performance profiling, Review hub, and Profiles for saving setups sound very useful in managing mods effectively in Farming Simulator 25. The emphasis on plain-English explanations for each mod conflict and the on-screen warnings for flatly incompatible mods provide clear guidance for players.

The safety measures implemented in Mod Mixer are commendable, ensuring that structural changes take effect upon restart, critical functions remain locked, and a manual kill switch is available for safe mode. The disk footprint limitation and abnormal-load protection are also great measures to safeguard players' savegame data and prevent game-breaking conflicts.

Additionally, the mention of multiplayer compatibility and the distinction that the Switchboard's levers are designed for singleplayer usage provides clarity for players engaging in multiplayer sessions.

Overall, the improvements and features introduced in Mod Mixer version 1.4.0.0 appear to be beneficial for players seeking better control and management of mods in Farming Simulator 25 while maintaining a secure and stable gameplay experience.