1. Like some people have uploaded many character list .. Like 500+ and etc. Is it possible to make that without load everyone one by one or could I put them all in a folder and make it work?
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Some people have posted very large collections of character
definitions.
Example. You can import all of them at once, but it may be a "destructive" operation which
replaces your character roster instead of
adding to it.
Some people have posted very large collections of
character-specific charcodes and imports.
Example. If you wish to use all of them in your game then: yes, you must add them one-by-one. Some prolific modders have assembled collections of their work (in ZIP archive format) so that you can download files more easily, but you'll still need to manually Save a character (or create a Character Folder) for each unique hairstyle.
I put in the images and etc in Mods/Init/Moreclothingmods .. but still wont work?
For security reasons, Flash is
not allowed to search your local disk for relevant files (such as *.swf). It would be very convenient if the game could automatically discover (and/or load) new mod files that you've downloaded, but this simply isn't possible. Therefore you must manually inform the SDT game about each new file which you want the game to use.
This is done via the
Settings\moreclothingV6_6.txt file (you might have a slightly older version, such as
moreclothingV6_5.txt). The syntax used within that file is slightly complex, but you don't need to fully understand it. It's usually sufficient to include a filename and an alias, separated by an equals sign. Example:
sdt-thickerAssAndLegs.mod=Thicker Ass and Legs
If you're having trouble with a particular file then please tell us the filename, and provide a link to the mod file (if possible). We'll test the file and write out a custom moreClothing configuration line which works with that particular mod.
Please remember that moreClothing supports
only vanilla imports. Loader mods (such as
X-Ray) should
not be placed in your
moreclothingmods subfolder. They won't actually cause any damage if you include them; they simply won't work (and moreclothing will complain).