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Swabbie
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Thank you very much! I'm not using the steam version, I actually have the DVD, but I'm sure the process is the same. Thanks again for the advice. I'll try it out and post back if it works.
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Swabbie
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Okay it is duplicating the mods into the directory, but not the MOD folder. I tried taking the files from the directory and putting them into the actual folder, but they're not empty, just duplicates. Still nothing works though. I'll try a different mod and see if it was just this one in particular, or if I'm still messing up somewhere. If this doesn't work, I'll take screenshots of the entire process so you can see *everything* I do, and hopefully work this out.
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Swabbie
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Still not working, so here's my process.
My unmodded directory: ![]() Dropped .RAR files into MOD folder. ![]() Unpacked the .RARs into the MOD folder. ![]() I took the .RARs out of the MOD folder, leaving the unpacked folders. Then I loaded up GME and activated the mods I want. ![]() The result was a series of duplicates in the directory. ![]() But the folders in the MOD folder weren't empty. What do I do from here? |
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Ace of the Deep
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Welcome aboard wanderjar.
I noticed that the MODS folder is sitting inside a folder named JSGME. The MODS folder should be sitting in th SH4 folder that is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific\MODS not C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific\JSGME\MODS The best thing to do is to remove the MODS folder out of the JSGME folder and delete the JSGME folder. and see if that works. if it doesn't, uninstall JSGME than place the JSGME installer in the root directory of Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific than run the installer to reinstall JSGME. It should than locate the MODS folder and you should be right to go. When you run JSGME, you can see that it now displays the MODS folder link as C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific\MODS Also there's no need to have the rar files sitting inside the MODS folder after you have extracted them. Your choice of course. Hope this helps.
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Silent Hunter
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![]() I noticed the same thing about the JSGME folder. |
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Swabbie
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It worked! Thank you so much everyone!
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Navy Dude
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Glad to hear it. Now you know how to mod a whole host of games.
Good hunting! |
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