Simple command.cfg edit...

danlisa · 09-07-09, 08:33 AM

OMG!

Modding 101. LOL

@Steamwake.

Your MODs are arranged in JSGME by the order they were enabled. So find the corresponding folder for the MOD (by default in the MODS folder) and copy the Commands_en.cfg file. This file will be the last activated version of the commands cfg and therefore the active one.

@ Both of you.

A JSGME File structure is as follows:

Name of MOD > data > cfg > Command_en.cfg
Name of MOD > data > Textures > TNormal > SpaceStationMoon
Name of MOD > data > etc etc........

See the pattern, Name your MOD and then just replicate the folder structure (or path

) to the original files home. Pop your MOD into JSGME's MODS folder and enable.

09-07-09, 08:33 AM	#8
danlisa Navy Seal Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Cornwall, UK Posts: 5,499 Downloads: 45 Uploads: 1	OMG! Modding 101. LOL @Steamwake. Your MODs are arranged in JSGME by the order they were enabled. So find the corresponding folder for the MOD (by default in the MODS folder) and copy the Commands_en.cfg file. This file will be the last activated version of the commands cfg and therefore the active one. @ Both of you. A JSGME File structure is as follows: Name of MOD > data > cfg > Command_en.cfg Name of MOD > data > Textures > TNormal > SpaceStationMoon Name of MOD > data > etc etc........ See the pattern, Name your MOD and then just replicate the folder structure (or path ) to the original files home. Pop your MOD into JSGME's MODS folder and enable. __________________