New parameter

[KukY]

Maybe another command line parameter could be added, something like "--noautoload", that would make game not load mods in "mods\autoload", so you can play skirmish using a crazy mod, and use another shortcut with that parameter for online play without mods.

[Zarel]

Erm, wouldn't it be simpler to keep the mod out of autoload, and use one shortcut for loading it, and another one for not loading it? o_O

[Saberuneko]

Erm, wouldn't it be simpler to keep the mod out of autoload, and use one shortcut for loading it, and another one for not loading it? o_O

I have the same line of thinking...

[milo christiansen]

Erm, wouldn't it be simpler to keep the mod out of autoload, and use one shortcut for loading it, and another one for not loading it? o_O

Not if you have five or six mods in auto load.

[KukY]

Erm, wouldn't it be simpler to keep the mod out of autoload, and use one shortcut for loading it, and another one for not loading it? o_O

Not if you have five or six mods in auto load.

Exactly.
I have 1 template changing, 7 model changing, 1 limits changing and 1 weapons changing mod.

[Zarel]

Temporarily rename the autoload folder?

In general, it's easier to use either the command-line for everything, or the autoload folder for everything - not both. I'll add this command-line option, of course, but one day I'm going to make it possible to choose which mods are loaded.

[KukY]

Temporarily rename the autoload folder?

In general, it's easier to use either the command-line for everything, or the autoload folder for everything - not both. I'll add this command-line option, of course, but one day I'm going to make it possible to choose which mods are loaded.

I am doing that renaming already, but it's boring to do it....

Thank you.

[Ai_Tak]

If mods had installers they could just put the mod in the right place and create shortcut for the user. Now that I think about it, there should be a generic installer that puts any mod in its correct place and makes the user a shortcut.

[Zarel]

If mods had installers they could just put the mod in the right place and create shortcut for the user. Now that I think about it, there should be a generic installer that puts any mod in its correct place and makes the user a shortcut.

I agree, and I've in fact been working on this "behind the scenes" for a while now.

[milo christiansen]

Odin79's mod manager has a "Install mod" button