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JScones · 10-06-09, 06:16 AM

Thanks Skwas.

I guess there's a few interim solutions for S3D users that want to use S3D and JSGME together:

1. Open the appropriate copy of JSGME v2.3.0 before running S3D. This will only work though if the copy of JSGME.exe you are opening resides in the SH3/4 folder (ie not a central location)
2. Install JSGME v2.3.0 centrally and use it for "normal" modding, and install JSGME v2.2.0 (just JSGME.exe will do) into your SH3/SH4 folder for compatibility with S3D. You don't need to use this copy, just have it there so S3D can use it
3. Revert back to running JSGME v2.2.0 (least desirable)

If you prefer separate installations of JSGME (ie JSGME "classic"), then go with option 1. If you want the benefits of an (otherwise) central install, go with option 2. If this all confuses you, go with option 3.

Note this is ONLY for those who use S3D! If you don't use S3D, or you don't use the JSGME button in S3D, ignore this post!

10-06-09, 06:16 AM	#27
JScones Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,501 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	Thanks Skwas. I guess there's a few interim solutions for S3D users that want to use S3D and JSGME together: 1. Open the appropriate copy of JSGME v2.3.0 before running S3D. This will only work though if the copy of JSGME.exe you are opening resides in the SH3/4 folder (ie not a central location) 2. Install JSGME v2.3.0 centrally and use it for "normal" modding, and install JSGME v2.2.0 (just JSGME.exe will do) into your SH3/SH4 folder for compatibility with S3D. You don't need to use this copy, just have it there so S3D can use it 3. Revert back to running JSGME v2.2.0 (least desirable) If you prefer separate installations of JSGME (ie JSGME "classic"), then go with option 1. If you want the benefits of an (otherwise) central install, go with option 2. If this all confuses you, go with option 3. Note this is ONLY for those who use S3D! If you don't use S3D, or you don't use the JSGME button in S3D, ignore this post!