Incompatible mods
Verified: March 2022 - TM:PE 11.6.5.1
We very strongly recommend using the Compatibility Report mod
- It detects broken / incompatible / outdated mods
- It recommends alternatives and fixes
We take every effort to make TM:PE compatible with other mods, but due to the nature of modding conflicts may still occur.
As of TM:PE 11.0, we transitioned to Harmony library which improves compatibility with other mods. For TM:PE 11.6, and later, we use the main Harmony Mod like most other mods.
When it loads, TM:PE performs several automatic checks to detect incompatible mods.
TM:PE Team: See details on how to maintain the Incompatible Mods List
When you launch Cities: Skylines app, or first enable TM:PE, we scan to see if you have any already-identified incompatible mods subscribed. If any are found, an on-screen warning is shown which allows you to unsubscribe them.
You can customise how the mod checker works in General settings.
If TM:PE subsequently detects that another mod has altered game code it uses, even if it doesn't know what that mod is, it will display an on-screen warning after starting a new game or loading an existing game.
You can choose whether to show the on-screen warning in General settings.
Details of any incompatibilities, whether known or unexpected, can be found in the TMPE.log file.
For tracking down other broken mods and assets, see this Steam Guide: Finding Broken & Bloated Workshop Subscriptions
We also highly recommend subscribing and enabling the Compatibility Report mod which helps identify any other broken mods you have and suggests better alternatives.