is there a reason i cant keep a mod loaded?

What exactly is going on?

Mods made for 1.05 won't work for 1.1+.

The load mod on startup feature should be working as far as I know.

its says its 1.12 compatible the guy who released it just dold me

problem is i load it (its in the right folder)

i go to start a game and its not loaded nothing works on it

i get into the game and its cookie cutter vannilla

do i have to place it in a mod folder somewhere else

im getting frustrated

oh dang i thought of something

do i gotta convert them to text and modify them in text

then convert them back

i did a right click open>>open with notepad

without converting them

god i hope not

Ah. From the mods menu, hit Show Mod Path.

The folder with the name of the mod should be placed there. In that folder should be the GameInfo, etc. folders.

There's probably to many folder levels right now, which is causing Sins not to find any changed info.

So... did you edit the binary files or what? 'Cause that won't work. The game will work just fine with the files in text format.

its in that folder

folder levels its name of mod folder

i just moved it out of the above folder ^^^

win unzip puts stuff in an extra folder that might ahve been it

2nd folder with name of mod

inside that is the standard 6 folders

mesh/gameinfo (not typeing in the rest lol you know what they are)

thats what it was thanks sooo much for the help kitkun

careful of your tail i have a gimp knee

My suggestion, download a version of the mod you modified, extract it from the zip or rar file it is in onto your desktop, rename it and copy into your mod folder.  If it runs then it we can know it is not a problem with the mod itself, and if it does not run then we can know it is eather a mod or file placement problem.

Crap, you posted that you solved it when I was trying to help.  Glad you got it fixed.

haha never been afraid of a fox before unless its been rabid

you aignt rabbid are ya?

... Maybe. Feeling lucky?

Yes.

I didn't forget! I swear! I'm just lazy!

But what's the functional difference?

Uh... let me get back to you on that. Sometime in 2012, probably.