#Jscones generic mod enabler install#
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Any discrepancies will be reported for your information and action. This will compare the current game files against the original snapshot taken at step 2. You can check the integrity of your game files by selecting the 'Compare game files to snapshot' option from the 'Tasks.' list at any time.

#Jscones generic mod enabler mod#

You can create new mod folder names by pressing F7. You can refresh the mod list at any time by pressing F5. You can rename mods by selecting and pressing F2. You can remove available mods (not activated) from your computer by selecting and pressing the 'Delete' button or pressing the Delete key. Nb: press the Control key when you drop the folder into the Generic Mod Enabler and it will be copied instead of moved. The folder and contents will be automatically moved into the MODS folder ready for enabling. You can import mods by unzipping anywhere onto your hard drive and then dragging and dropping the mod folder onto the Generic Mod Enabler's 'Available Mods' list. You can enable or disable multiple mods simultaneously by pressing the CTRL or ALT keys when selecting. You can disable all mods in one action by pressing the '<<' button (useful for when patching your game or updating JSGME.exe). If an enabled mod has had files updated by subsequent enabled mods, you will not be allowed to disable the mod until the subsequent mods are disabled. You disable mods by clicking on the enabled mod and pressing the '<' button, or clicking and dragging from Activated Mods to Available Mods. Selecting a mod will display a brief description of the mod if the modder has provided a text file with an '.jsgme' extension in either the 'documentation' folder or base folder. Selecting a mod and right clicking will bring up a list of all files in the mod's 'documentation' folder for viewing. You can explore a mod's file contents through Windows Explorer by right clicking an available (not activated) mod and selecting 'Explore'. Steps 1,2,3,6 only need to be done once and you dont need to worry about running messy batch files and worrying about whether you have done them correctly or in the right order or remembering to reverse the proceedure later, as all mod installing and unisntalling is handled by the mod installer. Specify -loose in the command line to your shortcut.

#Jscones generic mod enabler install#

Run the mod installer and install the reduced trackside bling mod.Р”В¦. Ignore the other files included with the mod.Р”Тђ. Run the Mod installer one time so it specifies the MOD directory.Р”В¤.Extract the reduced_bling_bling_archive folder to the MODS directory in your NFS folder. Run the quickbms 3 batch command that i posted earlier. Install the mod installer to SHIFT folder Р”Сћ. You then need to rename the pakfiles directory to something other than pakfiles.Р”РЋ. QuickBMS is the first thing you should be running, as that extracts your files. QuickBMS3 uses wildcards and can extract every single file in the pakfiles folder without needing to specify, so it eliminates that issue.

#Jscones generic mod enabler Patch#

As it backs up the files it replaces and nothing more and allows easy install and also removes files from the directory if needed, without the need for messy batch files for every single mod.Р”Р„lso the older QuickBMS relies on the batch file containing every single file it needs to extract, and that has a possibility of missing something, which I believe was the issue with the 1.1 patch extraction problems. I have no idea about those batch files, which I why I prefer to use the mod installer I posted in this forum earlier.