Question re: Cobalt's VIIC/41

Murr44 · 03-13-08, 03:29 PM

I've got a question regarding Cobalt's playable VIIC/41. I want to install it into my SH3 Mods folder which was created when I installed JSGME. The mod comes with 2 folders (Submarine & another one that I can't remember off hand). The mod instructions say to place the 2 folders into a 3rd folder named U41MOD/DATA. Unfortunately that folder doesn't exist & Windows won't let me create a folder with a / in the name. Long story short, what should I name the new folder so that I can cut & paste the 2 folders that came with the mod & then drop the whole lot in to the SH3 Mods folder.

Thanks in advance...

Sailor Steve · 03-13-08, 03:30 PM

Don't know anything about it, but...

wait for it...

WELCOME ABOARD!

CapZap1970 · 03-13-08, 03:55 PM

Extracted from a post at cobalt's release Thread:
"You should have ONE d/loaded .RAR file named "CobaltsVIIC.rar"

When you un-RAR this (WinRAR is the correct prog for that job!), you will find ONE folder named "CobaltsVIIC41".
Within that folder there is another folder called "CobaltsVIIC41", and inside that there are TWO subfolders and a "readme" pdf.

The subfolders are called "Submarine" and "Textures"

For the SH3 Commander method......

Place the Subfolders "Submarine" and "Textures" into the folder "SH3Commander/Uboat/VIIC41/data" folder (on your SH3Cmdr installation)

Check that there are now THREE subfolders in there (Roster, Submarine, Textures)

Now when you use SH3Cmdr to start up SH3, if you have a VIIC/41 selected during the correct war period, you will find Cobalt's VIIC/41 as your Uboat!!!

If you prefer the JSGME method......

Make a new folder named "CobaltsVIIC41" or whatever you like, and place it in your "Mods" folder (in your SH3 installation).
Make a new folder named "data" within.
Place the "Submarine" and "Textures" folders into your new "data" folder.
Activate your new "CobaltsVIIC41" Mod through JSGME in the usual way.
The included installation instructions provided by Cobalt work perfectly well!
Hope this helps!"
didn't see who wrote this info, but i think this is what you were looking for.

CapZap

Murr44 · 03-14-08, 04:10 AM

Thanks Cap. That got it sorted out properly

Barbac · 03-14-08, 04:44 AM

Hi Murr44,

Agree with you 100%. CobaltVIIC is such a fine skin, looks great on the green Atlantic Ocean

I have been using it since I have started GWX2.0, a few months ago and have no intention to change. With some rusty effect on it, so realistic !

Murr44 · 03-14-08, 02:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barbac

Hi Murr44,

Agree with you 100%. CobaltVIIC is such a fine skin, looks great on the green Atlantic Ocean

I have been using it since I have started GWX2.0, a few months ago and have no intention to change. With some rusty effect on it, so realistic !

I haven't actually used Cobalt's VIIC/41 yet as I just grabbed it the other day. I was having a little trouble following the mod's instructions.

CapZap sorted it out for me though.

As for the GWX mod; I have slow poke dial-up so it would take me 20 years to download it. It might cause my game to screw up too (I had enough trouble getting it to work with Vista so I don't want to take any chances

). So it's just stock SH3 with SH3 Commander & JSGME.

CapZap1970 · 03-14-08, 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Murr44

Thanks Cap. That got it sorted out properly

Welcome Murr44.

Glad to be useful.
CapZap

03-13-08, 03:29 PM	#1
Murr44 Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 913 Downloads: 16 Uploads: 0	Question re: Cobalt's VIIC/41 I've got a question regarding Cobalt's playable VIIC/41. I want to install it into my SH3 Mods folder which was created when I installed JSGME. The mod comes with 2 folders (Submarine & another one that I can't remember off hand). The mod instructions say to place the 2 folders into a 3rd folder named U41MOD/DATA. Unfortunately that folder doesn't exist & Windows won't let me create a folder with a / in the name. Long story short, what should I name the new folder so that I can cut & paste the 2 folders that came with the mod & then drop the whole lot in to the SH3 Mods folder. Thanks in advance... Last edited by Murr44; 03-13-08 at 03:37 PM. Reason: didn't like the original post

03-13-08, 03:30 PM	#2
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	Don't know anything about it, but... wait for it... WELCOME ABOARD! __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

03-13-08, 03:55 PM	#3
CapZap1970 Sea Lord Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: La Paz, Bolivia Posts: 1,965 Downloads: 275 Uploads: 51	Extracted from a post at cobalt's release Thread: "You should have ONE d/loaded .RAR file named "CobaltsVIIC.rar" When you un-RAR this (WinRAR is the correct prog for that job!), you will find ONE folder named "CobaltsVIIC41". Within that folder there is another folder called "CobaltsVIIC41", and inside that there are TWO subfolders and a "readme" pdf. The subfolders are called "Submarine" and "Textures" For the SH3 Commander method...... Place the Subfolders "Submarine" and "Textures" into the folder "SH3Commander/Uboat/VIIC41/data" folder (on your SH3Cmdr installation) Check that there are now THREE subfolders in there (Roster, Submarine, Textures) Now when you use SH3Cmdr to start up SH3, if you have a VIIC/41 selected during the correct war period, you will find Cobalt's VIIC/41 as your Uboat!!! If you prefer the JSGME method...... Make a new folder named "CobaltsVIIC41" or whatever you like, and place it in your "Mods" folder (in your SH3 installation). Make a new folder named "data" within. Place the "Submarine" and "Textures" folders into your new "data" folder. Activate your new "CobaltsVIIC41" Mod through JSGME in the usual way. The included installation instructions provided by Cobalt work perfectly well! Hope this helps!" didn't see who wrote this info, but i think this is what you were looking for. CapZap __________________

03-14-08, 04:10 AM	#4
Murr44 Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 913 Downloads: 16 Uploads: 0	Thanks Cap. That got it sorted out properly Last edited by Murr44; 03-14-08 at 04:20 AM.

03-14-08, 04:44 AM	#5
Barbac Helmsman Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 101 Downloads: 21 Uploads: 0	Hi Murr44, Agree with you 100%. CobaltVIIC is such a fine skin, looks great on the green Atlantic Ocean I have been using it since I have started GWX2.0, a few months ago and have no intention to change. With some rusty effect on it, so realistic !