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fitzcarraldo · 03-03-11, 03:48 PM

To your original question:

Readme.txt is only the information and instructions file of the mod. If you overwrites it with another readme of another mod, you will have the last readme added...Only that.

No readme file can produce any conflict between mods and it isn´t a cause of crashes.

If you install and uninstall constantly mods with JSGME, some "residuals" of the mod, not properly uninstalled, can remain in the data folder and that can create a conflict. Do you experiment some crash in JSGME when installing mods?

Do you use the 4GbPatch? Your load of mods isn´t important, but if your PC haven´t capacity, that can produce a CTD.

Best regards.

Fitzcarraldo

03-03-11, 03:48 PM	#5
fitzcarraldo Argentinian Skipper Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Somewhere between Buenos Aires and the Bungo Suido Posts: 5,318 Downloads: 3345 Uploads: 0	To your original question: Readme.txt is only the information and instructions file of the mod. If you overwrites it with another readme of another mod, you will have the last readme added...Only that. No readme file can produce any conflict between mods and it isn´t a cause of crashes. If you install and uninstall constantly mods with JSGME, some "residuals" of the mod, not properly uninstalled, can remain in the data folder and that can create a conflict. Do you experiment some crash in JSGME when installing mods? Do you use the 4GbPatch? Your load of mods isn´t important, but if your PC haven´t capacity, that can produce a CTD. Best regards. Fitzcarraldo __________________ *My subject is War, and the pity of War. The Poetry is in the pity - Wilfred Owen.*