Congratulations, you just installed JSGME for one game! If you did everything correctly, you should see this screen. Make sure 'MODS' is located in the bottom left window and select 'Ok'. Next, locate new JSGME desktop icon that was created during the installation process and 'double click it' to open it up. Select or un-select to view the manual and select 'Finish'

Select 'Next' after making sure the small box is checked to allow a desktop icon being created. Make sure the Destination Location that your game is located in is shown in the box window correctly and select 'Next' Go ahead and select 'Next'Īfter reviewing the License Agreement and agreeing to it, select 'Next' Next double click the JSGME set up program to start its installation. If you plan on using JSGME in all of the ACW or NAP games that you own, then you will need to load JSGME separately for each and every game.įirst place the JSGME setup file in the main folder of a game. The first thing you need to understand is that JSGME is not like most other programs that you have loaded on to your computer and used. You would not need to reload everything you want to use, which as we all know can be very time consuming especially if you enjoy using art mods from more than one source (mix & matching). After applying the updates, you would then reactivate your mods with one click of the mouse. Next, you would unzip the new game updates into the main game folder. One of the great assets of using JSGME is that if a new game update is released, all you do is deactivate the add-ons you are using, with one click of the mouse. Once you figure out the very small learning curve, you will see how user friendly it is. JSGME can be used for anything that is not stock 3rd party scenarios, art mods, etc. One of the most user friendly free programs released to help HPS and JTS game owners with using and applying 3rd party art mods is JoneSoft Generic Mod Enabler (JSGME).

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