So... for some reason the mod isnt showing up in my list. Its located in the following path: steamapps\common\Kenshi\mods\Robot Spider AI Cores\Robot Spider AI Cores
Just like the instructions state. No idea why its not showin up
You downloaded the mod and then extracted it with WinRAR or something right? Well when you do that it makes a folder with the same name as the .rar file, and inside that is the actual usable file. You need to remove the main file and drag it to your desktop or wherever, and THEN move it to the mod's folder of the game. If you just extract the zip and move the bulky folder to the mod's folder, the mod won't run. It's a dumb thing, and I don't know why WinRAR does that, but yeah, you have to take the main folder out of the extracted folder before you can do anything with it.
I got the same issue too. Somehow the main folder is nested TWICE upon extracting. Inside the "main" folder is the .txt file that contains the mods description, and along with that in the same folder is the actual mod folder with the usable files. That's pretty silly and unnecessary. You just need that file, and the rest you can delete. What a weird way to do things..
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steamapps\common\Kenshi\mods\Robot Spider AI Cores\Robot Spider AI Cores
Just like the instructions state. No idea why its not showin up
You downloaded the mod and then extracted it with WinRAR or something right? Well when you do that it makes a folder with the same name as the .rar file, and inside that is the actual usable file. You need to remove the main file and drag it to your desktop or wherever, and THEN move it to the mod's folder of the game. If you just extract the zip and move the bulky folder to the mod's folder, the mod won't run. It's a dumb thing, and I don't know why WinRAR does that, but yeah, you have to take the main folder out of the extracted folder before you can do anything with it.
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I got the same issue too. Somehow the main folder is nested TWICE upon extracting. Inside the "main" folder is the .txt file that contains the mods description, and along with that in the same folder is the actual mod folder with the usable files. That's pretty silly and unnecessary. You just need that file, and the rest you can delete. What a weird way to do things..