>Restored, Replaced, Added, Enhanced, ChangedYou said that UP is almost completed, but... It will be eternal ))))
>improved King's Way levelHow?
Added hi-res Tseng shelf texture
Awesome, can't wait to try it! Still haven't played through with 10.3 yet lol
Then please finish with 10.3 first, then as always saved games are not compatible!
Yup. The only safe way to keep these mods is to do this:- pick the old UP patch designed by the mod to work on- install the old UP, if not already installed, rename the mod directory to something like "Unofficial_Patch_OLD"- pick the new UP and install it- pick the mod, extract in a folder (named for example "Base")- in a second folder ("old UP mod files") copy, from the old patch directory, all the files the mod should had modified (if not present on the mod directory pick it from the vanilla files/archives in the "Vampire" folder, if present)- in a third folder ("new UP mod files") copy the same files but from the new directory (and in case the vanilla directory)- now use any program to detect copied files (like "Searchmyfiles" or one of the extra utilities on CCleaner) and use it on both "old UP mod files" and "new UP mod files"- whenever the program detect two files identical (and by that I mean with the same directory structure) delete bothIf none where left then the mod should work. Otherwise:- compare each couple of files manually. If comparing text files, like dialogs, Notepad++ with the compare files plugin (if not already present) is a life safer- pick the respective file for each inspection in the "Base" directory and add every modification, wherever is present, into the fileIt should work now. If not then other files in the new UP changed the file paths necessary for the mod. Then you must find out where is the problem. Good luck with that.
If none where left then the mod should work. Otherwise:- compare each couple of files manually. If comparing text files, like dialogs, Notepad++ with the compare files plugin (if not already present) is a life safer- pick the respective file for each inspection in the "Base" directory and add every modification, wherever is present, into the file
Quote from: Barabbah on June 07, 2019, 04:46:02 amIf none where left then the mod should work. Otherwise:- compare each couple of files manually. If comparing text files, like dialogs, Notepad++ with the compare files plugin (if not already present) is a life safer- pick the respective file for each inspection in the "Base" directory and add every modification, wherever is present, into the fileDid it before alot, now before installing (yet another) new UP I usually save all the stuff I don't want to be changed and then put it back with overwriting everything.