JSGME GENERIC MOD ENABLER INSTALL
JSGME GENERIC MOD ENABLER MOD
JSGME GENERIC MOD ENABLER MODS

JSGME GENERIC MOD ENABLER MOD

Lastly, when you try to enable a mod that overwrites the files of a previously enabled mod, JSMGE will warn you of this. Or you could do it in 10 clicks by enabling each mod individually, since this feature is just a batch job for convenience. If desired you could load a whole bunch of scripts into LUV with this thing, save that preset, and switch between that heavily modified LUV loadout and the default LUV loadout in one click.

The other thing this program does is allow you to save preset loadouts of mods. bat files that aid in deleting their core files, so I know that at least someone somewhere may have a use for this, since this program basically does that, but does it better. I've seen a few script packages with bundled. It's simply a more convenient way to keep track of what scripts you may have installed and make it easier to remove them if desired. You do not have to worry about what kinds of nasty things it might be doing to your Litcube's Universe install. This is similar to what the plugin manager does, but as I mentioned it is much 'stupider'. If you want to remove the mod you just tell JSMGE to do so and it will delete the files and restore the originals if applicable. You may also want to delete any various readme or changefile files that were bundled with the mod, or put them in a 'documents' folder or something to prevent a flood of random text files in your game directory.įurthermore, and the reason why this is useful, is that when enabling a mod it will make a record of all the files being copied and where they went, and will back up any files that are overwritten. Alternatively you could put JSGME.exe into your addons folder directly and not bother. It's important that they be within 'addons', because when you run the program and enable the mod all it will do is copypaste everything within that folder to the root directory of your game, so if you forget to put them in 'addons' it will go into your TC scripts and t folders.

JSGME GENERIC MOD ENABLER INSTALL

If you want to install a script mod for AP named 'MyExampleMod', then the setup should look like:

JSGME GENERIC MOD ENABLER MODS

The mods must be in their own directory within the mods directory (name those directories whatever you wish - preferably the name of the mod), and make sure that the files within are not zipped and are set up explicitly where they must go. You just drop the exe in your root folder, make a 'MODS' directory in the same place, put your desired mods into that directory, and run the program.

It's basically an automated, archiving copy paste front-end. This is primarily because this is a very 'stupid' program. It's not particularly popular, only a few modding communities have really embraced it for a few reasons, but I think it could be useful here. I'm not sure exactly who made it, but it is called the 'Jonesoft Generic Mod Enabler', so presumably a guy/team named Jonesoft made it at some point. Firstly though, let me make it clear that THIS IS NOT MY WORK AND I TAKE ABSOLUTELY NO CREDIT FOR IT WHATSOEVER. As far as I can tell nobody has posted this before, and in the off chance anyone finds it useful I figured I'd just put it here.

Jsgme generic mod enabler