[REL] JoneSoft Generic Mod Enabler (JSGME) v2.6.0 now available!

JScones · 10-05-10, 03:36 AM

BUMP, just in case the elusive butterfly happens to land...

Abd_von_Mumit · 10-05-10, 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by JScones

BUMP, just in case the elusive butterfly happens to land...

Did you notice my development suggestion in post #30? Asking just in case you missed it, as you didn't comment a word on it.

JScones · 10-05-10, 07:21 AM

It's on my "to consider" list, but, primarily because there's been no posts made about bugs or critical issues, I haven't really thought much about JSGME lately (too busy with other things). I've also been mindful of the "disable all mods before updating" requirement, which, oddly, seems to be concerning some people, so I want to limit the "challenge" as much as possible. Quarterly, or perhaps six monthly, updates shouldn't be as upsetting.

mobucks · 10-05-10, 10:13 AM

Make my remote control better!

IMHO the inconveniences of using JGME come from there being too many mods, mods of mods, mod options, creating soup issues. Sure, one mod can have options, but with 30 mods in your list that can be a pain.

I notice this mostly in sh5. not other games. A solution is either working hard and making your own super mod for personal use, that you take time and update now and then, using one modfolder in JGME. Or you could be lazy like me and wait for a supermod.

SashaKA001 · 10-05-10, 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mobucks

Make my remote control better!

IMHO the inconveniences of using JGME come from there being too many mods, mods of mods, mod options, creating soup issues. Sure, one mod can have options, but with 30 mods in your list that can be a pain.

I notice this mostly in sh5. not other games. A solution is either working hard and making your own super mod for personal use, that you take time and update now and then, using one modfolder in JGME. Or you could be lazy like me and wait for a supermod.

I fully support,

you and who does it take? Need a super mod, but oh how far it has.

mobucks · 10-05-10, 05:43 PM

i just mean making a folder ie: MyBigMod and dropping the data folders of all the mods you use, one by one, in the right order that you know what you're overwriting, and just use that one folder for your mods.

however if you wanted to mess with it, you'd have to disable it in JGME, and large mods take more time to disable.

IF though, you know what file you are wanting to modify, you could just add it with a modfolder. less tidy, but quicker.

10-05-10, 03:36 AM	#1
JScones Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,501 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	BUMP, just in case the elusive butterfly happens to land...

10-05-10, 07:21 AM	#3
JScones Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,501 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	It's on my "to consider" list, but, primarily because there's been no posts made about bugs or critical issues, I haven't really thought much about JSGME lately (too busy with other things). I've also been mindful of the "disable all mods before updating" requirement, which, oddly, seems to be concerning some people, so I want to limit the "challenge" as much as possible. Quarterly, or perhaps six monthly, updates shouldn't be as upsetting.

10-05-10, 10:13 AM	#4
mobucks Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 713 Downloads: 209 Uploads: 0	Make my remote control better! IMHO the inconveniences of using JGME come from there being too many mods, mods of mods, mod options, creating soup issues. Sure, one mod can have options, but with 30 mods in your list that can be a pain. I notice this mostly in sh5. not other games. A solution is either working hard and making your own super mod for personal use, that you take time and update now and then, using one modfolder in JGME. Or you could be lazy like me and wait for a supermod.

10-05-10, 05:43 PM	#6
mobucks Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 713 Downloads: 209 Uploads: 0	i just mean making a folder ie: MyBigMod and dropping the data folders of all the mods you use, one by one, in the right order that you know what you're overwriting, and just use that one folder for your mods. however if you wanted to mess with it, you'd have to disable it in JGME, and large mods take more time to disable. IF though, you know what file you are wanting to modify, you could just add it with a modfolder. less tidy, but quicker.