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Just looking through your previous post. Where is JSGME loaded? I extract mine right to the SH4 root folder. After that I got to the SH4 main folder and create a folder. Call it MODS. This is were you need to extract the mods to. Once done. Go back to the SH4 main folder and double click the JSGME icon to open. Activate the mods listed on the left. You should see a much different game right off the bat if the mods are working. |
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I installed SHIV into a stand alone folder called GAMES on the hardrive outside of the x86 folder. I've installed JSGME into that GAMES folder. I created a MODS folder in the GAMES folder as well and extracted the mods into it. I then ran JSGME to install them and it said they were activated properly. I did all of this before running the game so I had nothing to go on as to whether it was working but as I've played, I've been coming to the realization it wasn't working. BTW, the game itself runs fine. |
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When I extract mods I navigate to the MODS folder inside the SH4 main folder where I created the MODS folder. Once done, I navigate to the SH4 main folder and double click the JSGME icon to activate the mods. Close out JSGME when the mods are done activating and then close the SH4 main folder. Start your game. |
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:har::har: Trust me....Bungo Pete created by Ducimus is a nasty bastard. Some have beat him and others have not. Bungo Pete is the hell spawn DD :o If you really want to met Bungo Pete download the TMO mod package created by Duci. It is a good mod package. :yep: |
im actually running the RC 7100 of Windows 7, (the version of windows thats going to replace Vista) and im happy to report that on my system, SH4 with TM 1.7 overhaul and RSRD installed, the game runs better in windows 7 than in vista. I am betting 10 fps more. Im not benchmarker, but i do know when i see improvement. So if any of you guys out there are ho-humming about the new version of windows, you may want to look a little harder, because most of my games see a definite improvement in frames per second.
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Glad to see you guys found Vista 32 has no problems with SH4...
One thing, I run Vista32.. like it... But install all my games into C:\Games on Vista to avoid the nasty ProgramsFile folder and rights... SHIV runs fine from Games folder... except one thing... You MUST install to Default to play ONLINE! I play online some/alot... and found if your runing Vista32 and DO NOT let it default install in Programs File folder... well, you will KICK everyone online your playing with once one of your torpedo's hit something.. You will stay connected..but no one else will.. It's not them... it's the install in Games Directory.. We tested this over and over.. tis true.. Once installed in default...all play well together online.. I know it sounds strange..but it's true.. it does not matter if you Host the game or Join one. So I am assuming those that did install under C:\Games instead of default folder do not play online? Try a game over at http://comsubspac.com/ to test the results. If you never plan on playing online..C:\games works fine.. go figure.. Mine works fine using default install.. Only game I own that I do install to default on Vista! and I use many different mod setups with no problems.. Just make sure to install as admin.. :yeah: |
For those curious about Windows 7, I'm currently running the Release Candidate Build 7100 of Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
Here is the Computer: Gigabyte GA-MA780FXT-UD5P AMD Phenom II X4 945 Processor Overclocked to 3.525 GHz (from 3.00 GHz) 8 Gigs of GSK Gaming Memory running 8-8-8-21 timings Sapphire Vapor-X Radeon HD 4870 2GB (256 bit, GDDR5) Zalman GS-1000 Case Zalman ZM1000-hp 1000W PSU WD 7200 RPM 1 TB HDD Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit Underload she runs cool and the game plays AMAZINGLY. For those of you waiting for Windows 7 it is a HUGE step above Vista. Previously I was running SH4 1.5 on Vista 64 bit and this is a much better rig than my previous one but the game runs very smoothly. If you can wait and can afford Windows 7 it will be worth every penny! |
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I read your post and I really want to play games on my windows vista. I think this information will be useful for me. Everybody like this. You have given really very good information on SH4 and Vista Installation. Thank you very much for sharing this information with us. You have done a great job so keep doing good work. |
Greetings all! I'm finally getting back into SH4 1.5 after a very long hiatus. However, I have a problem. I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit and when I run SH4, the 2 opening movies load and play fine...everything thereafter is black but I can hear sound. Anyone know of a reason and/or a fix for this?
To be clear, I have gone by the "normal" installation methods since others seem to have done ok by doing so. Just wondering if I should reinstall again using the main method prescribed in the original post... :hmmm: **EDIT** Nevermind...got it all figured out. ;-) Missed a bit of tweaking on the video card. |
Running SHIV 1.5, JSGME, TMO and RSRD on my ASUS laptop with Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate with no issues so far.
Respectfully Submitted; CDR Resser |
Just re-installed my rig with Windows7 64bit.
For those of you who try to port old game installs into a new OS, then good news. After re-install of windows 7, I found I needed to... 1/ Re-install JSGME (this allowed JSGME to locate a mods folder) 2/ Set JSGME to run with admin privelages. (Under JSGME.exe properties tab) 3/ Run SH4.exe 4/ re-configure options such as reality level, graphics options. 5/ Play. Didnt even need to re-install any mods. No registry entries needed. Completed one patrol with no issues. |
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Vsita and win 7 users should install jsgme as administrator or it may not ask to create a mod folder.
Seen it happen several times. Rule of thumb, vista and 7, always install everything as administrator. |
I'm running SH4 & SH5 on Win7 64-Bit Ultimate without any problems.:up:
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