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03-09-15, 11:56 AM | #1 |
Electrician's Mate
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Not 100% sure im doing this correctly lads..
I downloaded the main file and the skin packs, and extracted them to the mods directory in SHIII. Then I simply used JSGME to activate the mod so that the files Merchant_Fleet_Mod_3.2 and MFM_v3_Skin_Packs moved to the right side.. is that correct? I noticed 10 or so directories were created in my main SHIII directory which are MFM-v3-Neutral-Skins-1940 and MFM-v3-US+UK_Skins19390901 as well as other with varying numbers. Do i have to do something with these directories individually or have i installed it correctly? I tried starting a new career in Sept 1939 and i came across a couple of merchants. They appear to have new skins however i noticed most targets appear to be stationary Have i dont something wrong? I tried searching for the problem but havent come up with anything.. Thanks for any help |
03-09-15, 01:18 PM | #2 | |
Sea Lord
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<mod name>\Data\.... If you open a folder with Explorer, and it does not contain a folder named Data, then it is not a mod ready to be installed with JSGME. Merchant Fleet Mod v3.2 contains a folder named Data on the next level down (Open Merchant Fleet Mod v3.2 with Explorer and you will see the Data folder.) MFM 3.2 installs just fine with JSGME. Since you have already activated it, leave it alone. MFM_v3_Skin_Packs, as the name implies, is NOT a single mod, but a bunch of skin pack mods, each for a different time period and owners. Open MFM_v3_Skin_Packs in Explorer, and you will see a bunch of other folders - MFM-v3-Neutral-Skins-1940 and MFM-v3-US+UK_Skins19390901 are just 2 of them. And you won't see a folder named Data. So you know that MFM_v3_Skin_Packs is not a mod at all. Now open MFM-v3-Neutral-Skins-1940. The only item in the folder MFM-v3-Neutral-Skins-1940 is another folder named Data. So you know that MFM-v3-Neutral-Skins-1940 is a mod ready to be installed with JSGME. If you check the other folders in MFM_v3_Skin_packs, you will see that each one is a JSGME-ready mod. Each must be installed separately. And, of course, it is up to you to install them at the appropriate in-game time. You don't want to install MFM-v3-Neutral-Skins-1940 when the game time is 1939! Nothing bad will happen, but the effect of the ships changing with time will be lost. Only the last skins you activate will be displayed. Fortunately, JSGME makes it easy to correct the situation. First, deactivate MFM_v3_Skin_packs using JSGME. Now delete that folder from the left-hand JSGME panel. Go to your Downloads folder and unzip MFM_v3_Skin_packs to your desktop. (You did keep the zipped download file, didn't you?) Open MFM_v3_Skin_packs in Explorer. Drag each of the folders in MFM_v3_Skin_packs to the left pane of JSGME. Now activate the skins packs you want to use. This will give you what you want. Enjoy! |
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03-09-15, 02:01 PM | #3 | |
Electrician's Mate
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Do you think the problem with the stationary ships could be related or is it normal to have some stationary ships off the scottish coast in sept 1939? |
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03-09-15, 03:16 PM | #4 |
Sea Lord
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03-13-15, 06:11 PM | #5 |
Electrician's Mate
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Could you recommend a recognition manual mod that will fit this? I downloaded the rick final version one and im not sure if contains all the ships required?
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03-13-15, 06:32 PM | #6 | |
Sea Lord
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It may not have absolutely all of the MFM ships, but it certainly covers most of them. |
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03-13-15, 07:19 PM | #7 |
Electrician's Mate
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Cheers buddy
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