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Digital_Trucker · 12-18-08, 06:15 PM

This brings up two things about the latest versions of JSGME:

1) It won't allow you to deactivate a mod if a file in the mod has been overwritten by a later mod. When one mod overwrites files from a previous mod, the font color for the previous mod's name is changed to a grey color. That way you can tell that files from that mod have been overwritten.

2) If, when you are creating a mod, you put the readme and any other documentation in a folder named Documentation, then the files won't be put into the game. And when you right click on a mod with files in a Documentation folder, JSGME will give you the option of viewing the files.

12-18-08, 06:15 PM	#6
Digital_Trucker Silent Hunter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The Peach State Posts: 4,171 Downloads: 141 Uploads: 10	This brings up two things about the latest versions of JSGME: 1) It won't allow you to deactivate a mod if a file in the mod has been overwritten by a later mod. When one mod overwrites files from a previous mod, the font color for the previous mod's name is changed to a grey color. That way you can tell that files from that mod have been overwritten. 2) If, when you are creating a mod, you put the readme and any other documentation in a folder named Documentation, then the files won't be put into the game. And when you right click on a mod with files in a Documentation folder, JSGME will give you the option of viewing the files. __________________ RSM-GIEP-Killflags-LV Tribute-Playable Elco __Peace be with you, Dave.