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razark · 03-05-20, 08:04 PM

First step, double check that you didn't get a doubled folder in your mods folder.

This is what you want:

Code:

SH4                  THIS IS THE CORRECT WAY
  |
  ->MODS
      |
      -><mod to install>
           |
           ->Data

Depending on how the mod was zipped and unzipped, you may find that inside the "<mod to install>" folder, you have another folder called "<mod to install>". Inside this folder you should find the "Data" folder.

Like so:

Code:

SH4                  THIS IS THE WRONG WAY
  |
  ->MODS
      |
      -><mod to install>
           |
           -><mod to install>
                 |
                 ->Data

In this case, run JSGME and disable <mod to install>. Rename the outer "<mod to install>" folder to "<something>". Drag the inner "<mod to install>" to the "MODS" folder, delete the "<something>" folder. Run JSGME and enable <mod to install>.

03-05-20, 08:04 PM	#2
razark Ocean Warrior Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 2,725 Downloads: 393 Uploads: 12	First step, double check that you didn't get a doubled folder in your mods folder. This is what you want: Code: SH4 THIS IS THE CORRECT WAY \| ->MODS \| -><mod to install> \| ->Data Depending on how the mod was zipped and unzipped, you may find that inside the "<mod to install>" folder, you have another folder called "<mod to install>". Inside this folder you should find the "Data" folder. Like so: Code: SH4 THIS IS THE WRONG WAY \| ->MODS \| -><mod to install> \| -><mod to install> \| ->Data In this case, run JSGME and disable <mod to install>. Rename the outer "<mod to install>" folder to "<something>". Drag the inner "<mod to install>" to the "MODS" folder, delete the "<something>" folder. Run JSGME and enable <mod to install>. __________________ "Never ask a World War II history buff for a 'final solution' to your problem!"