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- No, that isn't true.
- LaBlue03147 years agoSeasoned AceThank you. I'm trying to figure out what causes a mod to not work in a subfolder.
- Pahndamonium327 years agoSeasoned Ace
"LaBlue0314;c-16596841" wrote:
Thank you. I'm trying to figure out what causes a mod to not work in a subfolder.
It's my understanding that the ts4script files cannot be in subfolders, they need to be directly in the Mods folder. On the other hand, you can place .package files up to 4 folders deep. - ^ This. Scripts only work up to one folder deep. Ideally, put them all in a Scripts folder inside your Mods folder.
Any further than that they won't work.
Packages you can organize as you want. - LaBlue03147 years agoSeasoned Ace
"happyopi;c-16598452" wrote:
^ This. Scripts only work up to one folder deep. Ideally, put them all in a Scripts folder inside your Mods folder.
Any further than that they won't work.
Packages you can organize as you want.
@happyopi Thank you very much. This is what I was trying to figure out. I'm starting to get quite a few mods, mainly to fix things that are not working correctly. - Pahndamonium327 years agoSeasoned AceThanks from me too @happyopi ! I'm still learning.
- Do not separate package files from their .ts4script files. If a mod comes with both a package and a script place them together. Scripts can be nested up to one folder deep but should stay with the rest of their mod files!
- loubyloulou6 years agoSeasoned AceI have my script files in subfolders and they all work just fine, e.g. Mods > MCCC
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