When i put the modules folder in the RAR to root folder it doesn't replaces and that was supposed to happen but then i can't open the launcher can someone help?
Love this! So far it's been really useful, just wish most mod authors would also let us know Load Order dependency for their mods so it'd help with sorting.
Thanks, really bad at organizational things. When running large number of mods it gets pretty confusing what the order should be and i since am on Linux i cant really use nexus mod manager (there is a workaround for it, but breaks this game).
A Root Folder or Root Directory is the first folder specific for that program. In this case, it would be:
Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord
What you're downloading is the modules folder in archive form. Once extracted, you place that modules folder in the root directory and it will merge with the already existing folder that is there.
i guess it would be a good idea if one knew in which order to place the catagories and not to mention which mods actually belongs to which catagory, now if mods could have a code written into them that places them in certain catagories by a sort mod function, so that us total load order noobs have a fighting chance. but iam grabbing it i guess i will figure it out eventually.
Generally speaking, you want the larger mods to be higher in the the list. Items load in from top to bottom so, if a mod does the same thing as another, the last one to load will overwrite the first.
That's why I have them like I do in my images, from large scale to small scale.
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When i put the modules folder in the RAR to root folder it doesn't replaces and that was supposed to happen but then i can't open the launcher can someone help?
Is your mod compatible for the latest patches: 1.5.0 Main and 1.5.1 Beta?
It's been too long since the last update...
Thanks!
It moves mods that need to load last, like "Bannerlord Tweaks" etc., load up in the category.
It REALLY needs to be checked...
Anyway thanks for the efford!
I meant, that he "checks" the entire mod for compatibility issues!
Sorry for the misunderstanding!
I'm not tech-savvy.
Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord
What you're downloading is the modules folder in archive form. Once extracted, you place that modules folder in the root directory and it will merge with the already existing folder that is there.
but iam grabbing it i guess i will figure it out eventually.
That's why I have them like I do in my images, from large scale to small scale.
Complete overhauls
Map changes
Kingdom-wide changes
Settlement-wide changes
Clan-wide changes
Party-wide changes
Player Changes
Troop Changes
Combat Changes
Armor
Weapons
Audio
UI Changes
Then, within each category, I place ones that do similar things in a specific order so that the lowest ones in the list override the ones higher up.
For example: Item Fixer - Armor after Armor Does Something and then Patched IF Armor for ADS after that.
or
Community Patch to fix stuff followed by Bannerlord Tweaks to override stuff that Community Patch fixes.
If you're asking if it works on Fixed Launcher, then yes.