Could you share your version?

like this ?

import { FileSystemSync } from “@spt/utils/FileSystemSync “;

import path from “path”;

class EasyAmmoNames implements IPostDBLoadMod {

private modConfig;

private debug = true;

postDBLoad(container: DependencyContainer): void {

const FileSystemSync = container.resolve<FileSystemSync >(“FileSystemSync “);

Sorry for the late reply, here’s the full edited file

import { DependencyContainer } from “tsyringe”; import { IPostDBLoadMod } from “@spt/models/external/IPostDBLoadMod”; import { ILogger } from “@spt/models/spt/utils/ILogger”; import { DatabaseServer } from “@spt/servers/DatabaseServer”; import { LocaleService } from “@spt/services/LocaleService”; import { ItemType } from “@spt/models/eft/common/tables/ITemplateItem”; import { FileSystemSync } from “@spt/utils/FileSystemSync”; import path from “path”; class EasyAmmoNames implements IPostDBLoadMod { private modConfig; private debug = true; postDBLoad(container: DependencyContainer): void { const fileSystem = container.resolve<FileSystemSync>(“FileSystemSync”); const logger = container.resolve<ILogger>(“WinstonLogger”); const databaseServer = container.resolve<DatabaseServer>(“DatabaseServer”); const localeService = container.resolve<LocaleService>(“LocaleService”); const itemDatabase = databaseServer.getTables().templates.items; const handbookDatabase = databaseServer.getTables().templates.handbook; const localeDatabase = localeService.getLocaleDb(); this.modConfig = JSON.parse(fileSystem.read(path.resolve(__dirname, “../config/config.json”))); for (const itemTpl in this.modConfig[“items”]) { const itemInfo = this.modConfig[“items”][itemTpl]; if (itemTpl in itemDatabase) { const itemName = itemTpl + “ Name“; const itemShortName = itemTpl + “ ShortName“; const itemDescription = itemTpl + “ Description“; if (itemInfo[“Name”] != “” && itemName in localeDatabase) { localeDatabase[itemName] = itemInfo[“Name”]; } if (itemInfo[“ShortName”] != “” && itemShortName in localeDatabase) { if (itemInfo[“ShortName”].length > 9) { logger.error(“Provided shortname was too long! Shortnames have a maximum of 9 characters.”); logger.error(Trimming ${itemInfo\["ShortName"\]} to ${itemInfo\["ShortName"\].substring(0, 9)}); itemInfo[“ShortName”] = itemInfo[“ShortName”].substring(0, 9); } localeDatabase[itemShortName] = itemInfo[“ShortName”]; } if (itemInfo[“Description”] != “” && itemDescription in localeDatabase) { localeDatabase[itemDescription] = itemInfo[“Description”]; } } } if (!this.debug) return; for (const itemId in itemDatabase) { const item = itemDatabase[itemId]; if (item._type != ItemType.ITEM) continue; if (item._parent == “5485a8684bdc2da71d8b4567” || item._parent == “543be5cb4bdc2deb348b4568”) { const handbookItem = handbookDatabase.Items.find((i) => i.Id === item._id); if (handbookItem == undefined) { continue; } if (!(item._id in this.modConfig[“items”]) && item._name.toLowerCase().indexOf(“shrapnel”) == -1 && item._name.toLowerCase().indexOf(“patron_rsp”) == -1 && item._name.toLowerCase().indexOf(“patron_26x75”) == -1) { if (“ammoType” in item._props) { if (item._props.ammoType != “bullet” && item._props.ammoType != “grenade”) continue; } logger.info(Item ${item.\_name} was not in list. tpl: ${item.\_id}); const itemName = item._id + “ Name“; const itemShortName = item._id + “ ShortName“; this.modConfig[“items”][item._id] = { “Name”: FIXME ${localeDatabase\[itemName\]}, “ShortName”: localeDatabase[itemShortName], “Description”: “” }; } } } fileSystem.write(path.resolve(__dirname, “../config/config.json”), JSON.stringify(this.modConfig, null, 4)); } } module.exports = { mod: new EasyAmmoNames() };

All I’m getting is the following: The application had a critical error and failed to run Exception produced: SyntaxError

Stacktrace: D:\SPT\user\mods\EasyAmmoNames\src\mod.js:9 C: /snapshot/project / obj / models / external / module_1.IPostDBLoadMod;

SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression flags at wrapSafe (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1519:18) at Module. (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1541:20) at Module._compile (pkg/prelude/bootstrap.js:1898:32) at Object..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1712:10) at Function._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1322:32) at TracingChannel.traceSync (node:diagnostics_channel:322:14) at wrapModuleLoad (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:219:24) at Module. (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1344:12) at Module.require (pkg/prelude/bootstrap.js:1855:31)

Yes. That is normal. Just drag and drop the user folder into your SPT directory as shown in the How To Install section of this mod page.

Same installation process as most of the mods on this website.

But this would delete all other mods wont it?

No. That’s not how it works. FOLDERS do not overwrite each other, only FILES do. When you drag and drop the USER folder into your SPT directory, Windows will MERGE both USER folders together along with all of their contents.

If you do it right, you should see EASY AMMO NAMES in your user\mods folder.

Hm, I did it the same as in the video, but it the ammo names wont change.
Does the mod conflict with some other mods? Like ammo stats in desc.?

You need to close the game & server before installing mods.

I know and ive done that

If you need assistance installing mods, please join the SPT Discord. It’s next to impossible to help someone troubleshoot an issue in a comment chain.

In a way, yes! But this mod also renames a lot of ammunition in the game to their real world counterparts that BSG was “inspired” by but spoofed the name to avoid copyright issues.

Also included are new descriptions for some of the ammunition

Ah then it makes sense!

Not that I’m aware of, have you tried?

I tried and there are no issues so far. Everything is showing for both mods as it should!

Thank you for finding this! While adding this fix I also noticed some ammo boxes missing for 7.62x54mm. I’ll add it to the next update