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[FFIF]

i tried instlling the new interiors mod and jsgme gave me a conflict with thomsons sound pack

"Commands_en.cfg" has already been altered by the "Thomsen's Sound Pack V3.2cg" mod.
"NSS_Uboat7_CR.dsd" has already been altered by the "Thomsen's Sound Pack V3.2cg" mod.

those are the two errors

any ideas?

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by FFIF

i tried instlling the new interiors mod and jsgme gave me a conflict with thomsons sound pack

"Commands_en.cfg" has already been altered by the "Thomsen's Sound Pack V3.2cg" mod.
"NSS_Uboat7_CR.dsd" has already been altered by the "Thomsen's Sound Pack V3.2cg" mod.

those are the two errors

any ideas?

The documentation included with New Interiors contains instructions for manually adding what it needs to your existing Commands_en.cfg file, so if you're comfortable with doing that you might be able to workaround that conflict.

The other file I don't know anything about, I've never used that sound pack so I'm not sure how big a conflict is involved and whether or not there's any way to get around it.

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by FFIF

i tried instlling the new interiors mod and jsgme gave me a conflict with thomsons sound pack

"Commands_en.cfg" has already been altered by the "Thomsen's Sound Pack V3.2cg" mod.
"NSS_Uboat7_CR.dsd" has already been altered by the "Thomsen's Sound Pack V3.2cg" mod.

those are the two errors

any ideas?

JSGME is beautiful in telling you of any possible conflict. It's a warning that the mod wants to change something that has already been changed by a previous mod. You can check for yourself whether that change bothers you, but you need to learn what to look for.

Commands_eng.cfg controls the command keys (i.e. 'C' = 'Crash Dive'). Thomsen's Sound Pack has already changed it, and if you want to know what it changed you need to make a copy of the original and of Thomsen's and compare them side-by-side. Then you need to do the same with Thomsen's and with FM New Interiors.

NSS_Uboat7_CR.dsd can only be opened with Silent 3ditor. I'm pretty sure the .dsd files control the sounds themselves.

The main point is that none of these "conflicts" is likely to cause problems with the game itself. They mostly change little things that may or may not annoy you, and the only way to find that out is to play the game and see if you even notice the changes.