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Has anybody ever try to use this program with SQB games?

http://www.users.on.net/~jscones/softwar...jsgme.html

I have used it on a bunch of games. You can enable or disable mods
and still have the base game.

Ed

(01-14-2012, 01:56 PM)Richie61 Wrote: [ -> ]Has anybody ever try to use this program with SQB games?

http://www.users.on.net/~jscones/softwar...jsgme.html

I have used it on a bunch of games. You can enable or disable mods
and still have the base game.

Ed

I have used it before but not with SB. Hopefully once my pack comes out you wont want any other mods as it will be what I consider the best of everything;)

I tried it with no luck in a few PzC games and in one SB game.

I tried it on the stock version of RV and it seems to work.
Just did it, but after starting the test battle, it was fun so I finished it :)

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The only issue I can think of is in the Iron X mods, he has you make a copy and delete the summer or winter battles.

Where exactly and in what folder(s) did you load JSGME at?

1) You run the JSGM exe and install it into your RV folder. You let it "Create a Desktop Icon". You can install the Icon into your RV folder or onto your desktop. I do the "decktop" and then "pin it to my taskbar" for games I use a lot. It's your choice.
EDIT:
Then you next to double click this "icon" and agree to install the "MOD" folder.

2) You then copy the Summer and Winter mod folders into this "MOD" folder

3) I then went into the "Mod" folder and made a folder called "Eastern Front Sounds" and in that folder you make a "Media" folder and copy all the Eastern Front Sound files into this "Media" folder.

4) Now just enable or disable want you want. You just double click the
JSGME icon you created (see #1) and pick what you want.

The modder can setup his folders for JSGME.
Example: The sound mod would have already have the proper folder and you
won't have needed to make a "media" folder.

See my rough images.

Thanks for the instructions and the pics.

I'll give it another try and keep my fingers crossed!

EDIT: I forgot a step and fixed my first post

It's not really that hard.

If you at where the files go: like the "Eastern Front Sounds".
You look at the RV folder structure & see that you need to
make a "Eastern Front Sounds" folder with a "Media" folder inside it - in the "MOD" folder.

The program enables the mod files and uses them instead of the stock
files, but leaves the stock files untouched. This way you don't have to
screw up your game deleting files or mods.

EDIT:
It seems to work for Eagle Strike and AotR.

Yup, it works with them all some far.

I have been trying different ones.

I took a few of Iron X's graphics and used them in ES & AotR.

Ed

Bring doing some more messing around.