Yes, Happy Anniversary bud! Hopefully you two will reach the 50th Anniversary like my Mom & Dad have made it to!:salute::salute::salute:

Many congratulations to you both...going through year thirty and not regretting it one bit :sunny:

welcome aboard
 

Rowdy! on your first post since joining!:Kaleun_Salute:

Happy Anniversary Trevally :salute:

Use the JSGME Mod Profiler to move your mods.

Instead of moving each one of your “JSGME Mods” one at a time you can use the “JSGME Profile Management” Tool that will save you a lot of time and also you will be able to keep a record of previous “Enabled Mods” in a “Mep File”.

You can use any previous “Mep File Saves” providing they still exist in “JSGME”

The advantage of using the “Profiler Tool” allows you to “Move”, “Delete”, “Enable a Disabled Mod” in any position you want.

The enabled “Shaded Mod” that you cannot get to is now a thing of the past.

Create a “New Folder” where you can find it easily.

How to Save A Mod Profile Mep File

Open “JSGME”

Go to “Tasks”

Go to ”Save Mod Profile”

Find your “New Folder”

Enter a name for this saved profile and put .mep at the end of the “File Name”.

You will not need to do that .mep again as it will recognise the file next time.

Change the “File Type” to “All Files” if necessary.

Click on “Save”

Making Changes To a Mep File

Find your “Mep File Folder”.

Click on the “Mep File” you want to open.

To “Reposition a Mod”.

Place your mouse on the “Mod Behind” the one that you want to create the space for.

Press the “Enter Key”.

This will create the “Blank Space” that you are going to put the mod in to.

“Cut and Paste” the mod you want to move in to the empty space.

Now “Delete” the old empty space.

You can use any mod that is within “JSGME”

If you decide to type the mod’s name in the “Mep File” using the keyboard it is essential that you enter it exactly as you see it in “JSGME”

If you do not do it correctly then you will get an error message when you try and load the “Mep File.

When you have finished.

Go to “File”

Go to Save”

How To Load A Previously Saved Mod Profile Mep File

Open “JSGME”

Go to “Tasks”

Go to”Load Mod Profile”

Find your “Mep Folder”

Click on the “Mep File” you want to uset.

Click on “Open”

“JSGME” will now start to “Disable The Mods” as far back as it needs to before starting to enable your new “Mep File”.

Sometimes at the end I have noticed that you can get an “Error Message” If this happens “Close” “JSGME” and then “Open It Again”.

This seems to happen when the “Profiler” has enabled the mods correctly but it is still looking for another mod that is not there.

You should see the number of mods that have been enabled agrees with your “Mep File”.

Good Luck Peter

Happy Anniversary to you and your lovely wife Trev. :salute:

Going on over 40 years being single with no kids and not regretting it one bit :O: :D

I'll second the above!!

This year will mark 18 years for me. Hard to believe really.

do we know how this interacts with RSD 5.5? I know there was a 2.4 patch for RSD, i can only assume we will need a 2.5 patch?

Thank you, Travelly, SkyBaron, Illyustrator, Sober, Gap and Serge!

:sunny:

Thanks guys:sunny:

I have been married now over 43 years

Have a wonderful 43 year old daughter and son in law.

No children

2 Alaskan Malamutes are her babies.

I hope Trevally you will still be as happy as I have been.

Hope it happens for you someday :D

:sunny:

Hi, I get a 'cannot open file as archive' message when trying to unzip it?

Could anyone suggest what I am doing wrong?

Thanks.

Use 7Zip if you're not already using it now.

Thanks, yes that is what I am using. It's been fine with all the other extracts I've done to get ready for the sober mega mod...I haven't changed any settings, so am a bit bemused...


Arrrgh! Downloaded the file again, tried again, same issue. Actual error message from 7Zip is:

0 Ca not open file 'C:\....\Downloads\OHIIv2.5.7z' as archive

If I can just extract this I have all mods downloaded for the supermod..

Any advice most gratefully received!