Default Folders? (1 Viewer)

[Shade]

So I'm restructuring my Vanilla SDT Mod File structure and changing everything from Absolute paths to relative paths, but I'm noticing that SDT isn't saving my default Mod Folders and won't automatically search in them for mods after they've been loaded

Has anyone else experienced this? Anyone got a solution or steps how it should be done?

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Added picture for clarification.

 

[Patrice]

i have no idea what you're talking about. im so lazy, and i don't read very well, and i just put my mods in the reset folder now; since the older method of filing MOD.SWFs don't work for me now. yeah, im sorry dude.

 

[sby]

1st, when you go to make the default folder text, put a slash on it like:
mods/costume/

then change a setting in the options tab like 'intro' sounds or something. that should save the stuff.

(i don't think those default folders have a save trigger)

 

[Shade]

1st, when you go to make the default folder text, put a slash on it like:
mods/costume/

then change a setting in the options tab like 'intro' sounds or something. that should save the stuff.

(i don't think those default folders have a save trigger)

So basically I have to reenter them every time I open/close SDT? That really sucks...

 

[sby]

no, you just have to change a setting in sdt to save them

 

[Shade]

no, you just have to change a setting in sdt to save them

Huh... Okay. I'll have to poke more, it didn't seem to work for me but I probably screwed up.

 

[zzaapp002]

If you moved your stuff around you need to save over your "CustomChars.sdt" file.

1) Go to "Modding" tab
2) Look for "Char List Backup"
3) Save an "overwrite" version

(If I am understanding what you are saying).



If you do that it should work fine.

You may need to load the CustomChars.sdt file the first time after saving it.