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#1 Old 15th Mar 2026 at 8:27 PM
Default Nrass missing scoring
Hello I have been trying to fix my game with the missing scoring associated with nrass

I accidently deleted some files while cleaning my cc folder and now I get the missing scoring notifications friendly, likecyberwoohoo,likeshorse, flirty

I have two questions

how do you create a file path resourcecfg file to reflect better for your cc folder

and

what has others done to fix this issue?



this is what I have done

reinstalled all nrass mods I had

made sure they were the right versions I checked in overwatch

read peoples blogs to configure settings

i tweaked caste options

deleted all the cache files and restarted the game

vile ventures because that's when the missing scoring started to appear

I would appreciate any help

thank you
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#2 Old 20th Mar 2026 at 10:37 PM
These errors are typically from mods that are incompatible with NRaas, not NRaas itself.

https://nraas.net/community/Conflic...nadvisable-Mods

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#3 Old 26th Mar 2026 at 9:40 PM
Quote: Originally posted by bleu_phoenix
I have two questions
how do you create a file path resourcecfg file to reflect better for your cc folder



This question I believe I can help with, though I'm not sure how it will help the issue you're describing, unless you think you have the required files in the Mods folder but your game is not recognising them?

"*" is just computer-speak for "anything". So something like this:

Code:
PackedFile Overrides/*/*/*/*.package 
PackedFile Overrides/*/*/*/*/*.package


Means, start at the level this file is at.
Look for a subfolder named Overrides. Look for folders 3 levels deep, whatever they're called, and in there, any filenames ending in ".package".
Look for a subfolder named Overrides. Look for folders 4 levels deep, whatever they're called, and in there, any filenames ending in ".package".

The "Priority" bit tells the game what order to load mods & cc in, starting with larger numbers. So something like this:

Code:
Priority 1000
PackedFile Overrides/*.package
Priority 500
PackedFile Packages/*.package
Priority 499
PackedFile Test/*.package
Priority -50
PackedFile Probation/*.package
Priority 500
PackedFile DCCache/*.dbc


Means: First, load .package files from the Overrides folder. Then the .package files from the Packages folder and the .dbc files from the DCCache folder. Then the Test, then the Probation folder.

Someone's done some testing over here to further determine that, when files have the same priority, they will be loaded from the shallowest to the deepest directory structure level, and when within the same folder, alphabetically based on their name.
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#4 Old 31st Mar 2026 at 7:38 AM
thank you all I have it fixed now I appreciate the help
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