A small plea to all you amasing modders.

rascal101 · 03-23-07, 07:40 PM

I wish I could provide more than sporadic cheering from the sidelines but my tech skills are minimal.

I have one request to the SH4 modding community.

Is there some way the mods can be collected and collated over time, lets say a monthly period and combined into one end of month mod release.

By all means release individual mods as and when you like but the thing that worries me is that with SH3, I wound up with a computer full of 1000s of individual mods that were each in themselves a nightmare to keep track of if there was an upgrade.

Eventually this was sorted out by the NYGM and GWX teams as well as the amazing Generic mod installer and SHCommander. But for a long time it was a free for all and very difficult to keep track of individual mods, and what you'd installed, what improved your game, what crashed it or what simply did nothing at all.

Hope my suggestion might be useful.

Regards Rascal

Boris · 03-23-07, 07:50 PM

I bet it won't be long before the first realism and tweak compilations come out. Another month or so and there will be more than enough mods, and I bet there will be no shortage of volunteers who will do it.

03-23-07, 07:40 PM	#1
rascal101 Grey Wolf Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 769 Downloads: 200 Uploads: 0	A small plea to all you amasing modders. I wish I could provide more than sporadic cheering from the sidelines but my tech skills are minimal. I have one request to the SH4 modding community. Is there some way the mods can be collected and collated over time, lets say a monthly period and combined into one end of month mod release. By all means release individual mods as and when you like but the thing that worries me is that with SH3, I wound up with a computer full of 1000s of individual mods that were each in themselves a nightmare to keep track of if there was an upgrade. Eventually this was sorted out by the NYGM and GWX teams as well as the amazing Generic mod installer and SHCommander. But for a long time it was a free for all and very difficult to keep track of individual mods, and what you'd installed, what improved your game, what crashed it or what simply did nothing at all. Hope my suggestion might be useful. Regards Rascal

03-23-07, 07:50 PM	#2
Boris Sea Lord Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Hamburg, Germany Posts: 1,691 Downloads: 41 Uploads: 0	I bet it won't be long before the first realism and tweak compilations come out. Another month or so and there will be more than enough mods, and I bet there will be no shortage of volunteers who will do it.