

Near as I can tell, if you try to launch Starbound with mods using the generic Steam application it crashes because the rig you get allocated doesn't have enough memory for everything. However it does mean an additional 5 to 10 minutes of busy work each time I want to play. I've been using the above steps successfully for a number of weeks to load half a dozen or so mods, including some of the big ones like Frackin Universe. Enjoy modded Starbound, for the current session at least.Verify Mods show as loaded in Starbound.Wait till both the main Starbound game and any Workshop mods finish downloading before clicking 'Play Game' to launch Starbound.

You should end up in Steam again, but the game won't launch immediately as it will need to 're-download' the game again since you just uninstalled it.Launch Starbound directly from GeForce Now.Make sure you are subscribed to the Mods you want in the Steam Workshop.From the Steam Library uninstall Starbound.Launch the generic Steam application via GeForce Now.These steps assume you already have Starbound 'installed' and it launches immediately if you launch the game directly from the GeForce Now launcher: I had a similar issue with Starbound and getting mods working, though I eventually found a work around. You can view our full rules here Important links - Official Website - Server Status - Downloads - Supported Games - System Requirements - NVIDIA FAQ - /r/GeForceNOW FAQ Related subreddits - /r/nvidia - /r/ShieldAndroidTV - /r/theNvidiaShield - /r/macgaming - /r/cloudygamer - /r/xCloud - /r/Luna_Gaming If you want to post any of these, please send us a modmail here and we'll look into it. No unapproved self-promotion, petitions, or giveaways. Just please don't be too off-topic to the point you're talking about clothes. While generally this subreddit is about GeForce NOW, we will allow you to talk about games, PC games, and what not. This is and not limited to: posts that keep asking for a game repetitively, posts that ask questions when there is a megathread with a solution to such question and so on. You can view a break down of this rule and our full rules here 3. Follow the Nvidia GeForce Now terms of service Please follow the Rediquette and just use common sense and be civil in the sub.
