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This Mod Manager works with SH4, SH3, and just about every game you have.
6 September 2008 - 502KB
Do you have a game that can be "modded"? As you know, the number of "must have" mods for any game can run into the tens, if not hundreds. The Generic Mod Enabler takes most of the hassle out of installing and uninstalling mods from your game. It has been tested with European Air War, Panzer Elite, Silent Hunter III/IV, Total War and various other games but should work with just about any moddable game.
Optional language packs:
You can change the display language of the Generic Mod Enabler by downloading an available language pack. Simply follow the installation instructions included in the language pack.
Version History
2.2.0
- Now allows users to change the default MODS folder name when first run
- Now accepts command line parameters (refer to Help file for more detail)
- Added ability to import a mod folder from another location
- Now displays the total number of mods found and number of activated mods in status bar
- Removed "Delete" button - delete available mods by selecting and pressing the Delete key or Delete context menu option
2.1.0 (10 May 2008)
- Activated mods that can't be immediately disabled because they have files overwritten by subsequently activated mods now display in a different ("greyed out") colour
- Minor code enhancements
2.0.1 (30 October 2007)
- Fixed some case sensitivity problems
2.0.0 (23 October 2007)
- Now records a snapshot of mod files at the time of enabling and disables based on that snapshot
- Now warns when a mod adds new folders that were added by previously enabled mods
- Now supports importing of mods through drag and drop from Windows Explorer, Desktop etc (not supported under Microsoft Vista)
- Added ability to rename mods by selecting and pressing F2
- Added ability to create new mod folder names by pressing F7
- Now plays a sound when enabling or disabling has completed
- !BACKUP folder now has hidden attribute
- Now deletes mods to the Recycle Bin
- Snapshot and comparison files now saved to MODS folder
- Improved system message handling
- Many code enhancements
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Yep, if you're going to use mods at all, this is the must-have tool for the job. Don't like a mod? If you put it in with JSGME, you can take it right back out with JSGME. Will a new mod interfere with an old one? JSGME will warn you that it might. Once you install a mod that did change files, it will be grey instead of black, telling you that if you want to move the one you'll have to remove the other first, and then re-install it if you want.
Not only does it do just about everything you can think of where adding/removing mods is concerned, it also tells you whether performing any action is a good idea or not!
Man this is wack i just cant seem to get any i mean any mods to work useing this program, i have installed uninstalled then installed but nothing. Can any one help shed some light. Here is my E-Mail albertoborges67@msn.com
