Hey soldiers, Arma Reforger just rolled out its 1.4.0.29 update on Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox, squashing some pesky bugs that were messing with gameplay and modding. This patch might save your day if you’ve been running into crashes or weird errors.
The update tackles a weird “Not enough storage space” error on PS5, even when you have room and no mods installed. Pretty annoying, right? Well, that’s fixed now. Plus, browsing the Workshop on PS5 no longer crashes your game, and modded audio samples won’t cause a sudden shutdown anymore. Talk about a relief!
Workshop downloads also got some TLC: pausing and resuming downloads won’t corrupt files on consoles anymore, and the game now checks if an addon is compatible with your platform before starting the download. That should save some headaches.
The modding side saw some necessary tweaks, too. The behavior of ScriptInvokers was adjusted to prevent cross-platform quirks. Now, if you try to invoke a ScriptInvoker again before it finishes, it’ll throw a VME and won’t run, no more accidental recursive chaos. Also, any new function inserted inside an invoked function won’t run in the current execution. It’s a bit technical, but it should make scripting more predictable.
Want to check out the full rundown? Here’s the changelog:
1.4.0.29 Changelog
- Fixed: False “Not enough storage space” error when no mods are installed or there’s enough space within the 25 GB budget
- Fixed: Crash when browsing Workshop on PS5
- Fixed: Crash related to modded audio samples
- Fixed: Pause/Resume of download could corrupt files on consoles
- Fixed: Validation of platform compatibility of addon before its download
- Fixed: Behavior of ScriptInvokers to prevent issues or differences between platforms
- Changed: ScriptInvoker cannot be invoked again until it finishes – recursive invoke will throw VME and will not execute
- Changed: New function inserted from inside invoked function will not be invoked in current execution
Curious to know if these fixes made your gameplay smoother? Or maybe you hit some bugs that still need attention.