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| − | | ..select the game. The tool should determinate correct mod folder if the game is installed. | + | | ..select the game ('''1''') and click '''OK''' ('''2'''). The tool should determinate correct mod folder if the game is installed. |
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Set path of the conversion tools to the place where you extract them. |
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Use mod directory select path tool.. |
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..select the game (1) and click OK (2). The tool should determinate correct mod folder if the game is installed. |
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Write your mod name. We will use tutorial_mod |
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Set "auto" settings:
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Set no compression. |
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Click PACK CONVERTED DATA button. The conversion will run. |
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You will notice the window with conversion log (1). If everything will go smooth without any problem you will see the success dialog (2). |
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Go to your mod folder and check if archive exists there - if so check if it has correct files inside. |
