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I *think* I read somewhere it was linked to mono which the mod requires to install if it's not on the system already.
*May be* finding an old version of mono could help?
And yes, I'll try steam-runtime instead of native.
So many possibilities here...
Is the save file being created despite the crash?
It might not show up in game, but be in the saves folder with a different extension. Renaming it may allow it to be loaded.
Try running Steam in a console so you can see if that spits anything useful out.
#0 0x00716cf1ffd0c0 in __sigaction
#1 0x00716cf1ffdc98 in (Unknown)
#2 0x00716cf1ffdca8 in CloseZStream
#3 0x00716cf1ffdcc8 in (Unknown)
Same exception.
Added context that may help: this is under Ubuntu 22.04, kernel 6.11.0-26-generic, AMD Ryzen 5950X, Radeon 9070XT using mesa 25.0
I can probably do some more detailed debugging if you have places you want me to look but unless both these mods happen to be doing the exact same thing I think this might be a harmony bug.
What might suggest that it's *not* I've also tried loading harmony and Network Multitool only (again, requires harmony to be activated) and with that combination I am able to save without the crash. My understanding however is that harmony is basically replacing calls to some system libraries with modified versions. Possibly Network Multitool just never makes a call to anything problematic.
With *only* harmony and node controller loaded, I can create a new city, lay down a single road, save the game (locally - not steam) and immediately get a crash to desktop. Tailing the player.log while it does it we see
Receiving unhandled NULL exception
#0 0x007d01357fd080 in __sigaction
#1 0x007d01357fdc88 in (Unknown)
#2 0x007d01357fdc98 in CloseZStream
#3 0x007d01357fdcb8 in (Unknown)
Notably, cities is sort of still running. There are a number of processes including Cities.x64 still active after this crash that have to be forcibly killed before cities can be launched again.
So, kill those processes then launch again. Disable node controller, enable intersection marking tool - another mod that requires harmony. Create a new city, lay down a single road, and save.
(I can't believe there's a 1000 char length limit here! Continued in next post.)
Have you thought about a gaming-oriented distro, like Bazzite or Cachy OS?
Also I guess a solution found for NCM would also be applicable to IMT.