[REL] JSGME v1.7.0 now available!
 

JSGME v1.7.0 is now available from http://jonesoft.jaennahre.com (note the new address, although existing address will continue to work) or via JSGME's Update feature.

Changes:
- Updated interface
- Now clicking on a mod will display a brief description of the mod, where one exists (see Help file for more information)

The second change is the one I like. It means that if a modder adds a file called <anything>.jsgme to the mod's documentation OR base folder, the user will see something like this when they click on the mod in JSGME...

http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/8683/jsgmeqd8.jpg

Of course, where modders don't add such a file, users can create one themselves to remind them of the key details.

INSTALLATION
You can simply install over your current version; disabling mods first is not necessary.

If you use a language pack, please download the updated version from http://jonesoft.jaennahre.com

This update joins recent updates to other software I have available via my webpage. Check it all out.

JS, where can I DL ur great mod?

Thanks a lot for your work !! Awesome tool !!!! :up::rock::yep:

Thanks a lot sir,
Downloaded and it works like a charm

Great stuff.....

@Azn_132 :
The link is in the man's post : http://jonesoft.jaennahre.com

:up: :up: :up:

Awesome man - don't know how you keep coming up with ways to improve this marvelous tool. This new "help/hint" feature will be a great aid - I've been looking for a good way to remind myself which mods need to be installed before or after other mods, and this should really fit the bill for that.

Very cool - thanks again for the great work :up:

Thank you!

WOW! Relentless JScones :up:
Love the new text feature, bloody brilliant!
Thanks for the Modders BEST APPLICATION:sunny:

Awesome!

Thanks JScones:up::up:


RDP

Thank you! None of the modding in game would be possible without this.

Jscones, are you still soliciting suggestions for future versions?

I have been testing all kinds of different mods lately, but for actual play, I have a particular set I use again and again. A cool feature would be the ability to save a set. You could then unload some or all of it, test somethign else, then reload a saved set without having to hunt each mod down (and possibly the order as well).

Superb!

Thank you

Great tool:cool:

Thank you

Read the whole post, dammnit! :roll:

:rotfl: :rotfl:

I don't know you at all, but somehow I can see you.........:rotfl:

Many thanks, Mate!

Horst