So all mods i download are from Steam and they are with the extensions .PACK -- problem is this mod manager can see some of them and the others cannot -- is there any way I can edit pack files or something to fix this ?
resolution:open config file from : C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\The Creative Assemblyopen the file: mod_manager_settings.txtafter all these entries: GamePath:ATW=set up your game path for ALL entries.example: GamePath:ATW=C:\Games\Total War Attila\
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Any special character may produce a square or an empty space mark in the game, main menu and game console. In practice, any characters other than latin ones are not working. The problem is that Bitstream Vera Sans is configured as the system primary default font for latin sans-serif fonts.
The game does not start if the output of the command "ip -s link" is longer than 4096 characters. That is because, in the function bitsquid::network_info(char*), where they query the networking information, they do not handle that case correctly.See this picture for reference.It was reported to upstream (Pieces Interactive) but Magicka 2 does not seem to be maintained anymore.
The game does not allow you to change its resolution on a multi-monitor setup on GNOME with the AMD Catalyst drivers. A temporary workaround is to disable the side monitors.Jason over at unencumbered by facts managed to get it working with his multi-monitor setup using a single display server, he however is using Nvidia.
This guide is intended to lower the entry barriers to the world of Stellaris modding. However, there is still a learning curve to it, and it cannot replace the need to read some working vanilla code, and do lots of trial and error experimentation!
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Players will need to set up an account with Nexus Mods on their website to use mods in Monster Hunter: World. Nexus Mods allows players to explore all of the available mods for Monster Hunter: World, and there are many more mods available than what is listed below. After signing up for a Nexus account, players should download Nexus' multi-game mod manager called Vortex.
Vortex allows players to download Monster Hunter: World mods more easily, and if there are any issues found with the mods, Vortex will pinpoint the issues and give solutions for how to handle any problems. For those who don't want to download Vortex or can't get the mod manager to work properly, each of the mods below has a set of instructions on what needs to be done to get them to work. 2ff7e9595c
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