Latest Build Paths use Mixed Directory Separaters, Fails to Run on Linux about nitrox HOT 6 OPEN

Same issue here

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Path.Combine() shouldn't mess up like that, maybe it has something to do with emulation software like wine? If it's really the problem of Path.Combine(), Path.GetFullPath() seems to correct the whole path depending on which system you have.

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According to:
https://www.davidboike.dev/2020/06/path-combine-isnt-as-cross-platform-as-you-think-it-is/
and:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26067224/using-path-combine-to-form-a-linux-path-on-a-windows-system
(This is where I found the winPath.Replace('\\','/'); suggestion)

Path.Combine functions differently on windows vs linux.

My problem, I think, is that I'm trying to compile for Linux on my Windows desktop.
So, path combine is adding win style directory seperators (\), but Linux can't understand that.

Given that 1.7.1.0 was compiled and runs perfectly on both platforms, how was that compiled?
Was it compiled on a Linux system for both?
I've seen comments that Nix style separators (/) should work on both platforms, so that might be the solution.

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I took a look how the mixed path could come together and found out that Subnautica\Subnautica_Data\StreamingAssets\aa\catalog.json uses win file paths (at least I don't think that there is a different version of it on linux machines). Therefore we need to sanitize the path at PrefabPlaceholderGroupsParser.cs:L109 with Path.GetFullPath(), before we use it in AT3.

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Yea that file is the source of the problem, I had looked into that and fixed it locally in the past but I guess I never pushed any changes.

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How to fix?

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