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donw
12-19-07, 11:18 AM
Could somebody explain here clearly and precisely (as if talking to a 12 yr old) how exactly to run 2 installs of SH3, AND...2 seperate SH3 Commanders? I am fairly certain I have 2 career folders set up properly in "My Documents" and each game is properly using the correct one

But Commander requires something about a /l switch to point it in the right direction. I can't seem to get the syntax right in the target info of the shortcut.

I "assume" that I need 2 identical installs of Cmdr, with one having the GWX 2.0 .cfg files for use with the 2.0 install, and the other one being "vanilla" for use with either a 1.4 install or a GWX 1.03.

jumpy
12-19-07, 11:31 AM
not sure if it's any help:
http://www.subsim.com/subsim_files/patches05/MultiSH3.zip
multi SHIII tool to separate campaigns etc.

danlisa
12-19-07, 11:38 AM
For Multiple Installations - MultiSH3

http://files.filefront.com/MultiSH3zip/;8543368;/fileinfo.html

http://ubrsdlc.realsimulation.com/

Instructions of use are included with the download.

For ease of use:

Install of Multiple Versions

1) Complete a fresh install of SH3 + 1.4b as normal.
2) Create a copy of the program folder & rename as required.
3) Install your mod of choice to the renamed version.
4) Create and rename shortcuts as required.
5) Use MultiSH3 to create separate save locations for each install.

SH3 Commander & Multiple Installs

It is recommended to have a separate install of Commander for each different install of SH3.
1) Install SH3Commander and rename the program folder to suit.
2) Rename each SH3Cmdr shortcut as required.
3) You will need to use the l: switch to point SH3Cmdr to the right installation.

Here's an example of the l: switch for dual installs, just tailor it to fit.....

Right click on the SH3Cmdr shortcut & choose properties.

Target
"C:\Program Files\SH3 Commander-GWX\SH3Cmdr.exe" /l:"C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\Silent HunterIII-GWX"

Start in
"C:\Program Files\SH3 Commander-GWX"

This should help.:up:

donw
12-19-07, 11:54 AM
I do beleive thats what I was looking for...Thank you danlisa! :up: I am pretty sure I missed that stupid colon after the /l :damn:

danlisa
12-19-07, 11:56 AM
Yep, got me too.

Also, there is a space before /l.;) This got me again.:lol:

Wolfehunter
12-19-07, 12:13 PM
Thanks for that detail.:D