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d. Under "\Mods" I have "\dazips" and "\overrides" (still not under "\Dragon Age".) (e. Anything that isn't a ".dazip" or a ".override" goes into the real "\override" folder as described in Side Note 1.) I leave it up to DAMM to put the correct files in the correct "\Dragon Age" folders. Side Note 1: The folder most people mean when they say ...
SentinelDA. Posted September 8, 2018 (edited) I recently installed 13 mods for Dragon Age 2, among them being a female game launcher, but as I tested them on both new and already exists characters, none of them seemed to work. I don't have any issues stated by Vortex, so maybe the matter is simply the game ignoring the mods?
a - install and enable mod 1. b - run chargen compiler (this step not necessary at this time if mod installed in its own folder) c - copy new chargen file to new folder chargen 1 (this step not necessary if mod installed in its own folder) d - repeat step a, b, and c, creating new chargen folders as necessary.
The mods leave some elements in 'My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override' - I disabled them and cleared out those folders left behind and they're gone now. @Antediluvian. I found these additional files while uninstalling a mod: C:\Documents and Settings\Tim\My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override.
Hair mods not working Dragon Age: Origins. ... Dragon Age: Origins ; Mod Troubleshooting ; Hair mods not ...
Then a "\dazip" and a "\override" folder below that to store the mods themeselves. That whole folder set could be anywhere on the drive, but I choose to put it under "\[user's documents]\Bioware\Dragon Age", just to keep all my DA mod stuff together. :thumbsup: BTW: The author of DAMM posted a seperate "DAO-Modmanager Manual" for download.
1-2) Set admin properties for FMM: FrostyModManager > right mouse btn click > Properties > Compatibility > Run as admin > Apply. 1-3) Launch FMM > Select configuration > [New] > select DAI exe > select DAI > [select] 2) Open FMM and click [import Mod (s)] > select fbmod >> mod will be added to the left side list.
For #6, you must make sure you apply all the mods you want to see in-game after you import them, there is a button for it, all mods you want to see in-game should appear in the "applied mods" list section the right of the mod manager, with checkmarks next to them. Thanks! This maade it so some of the mods are worknig.
On 3/15/2014 at 2:11 PM, DwainDibley said: The .Log files found in "\Documents\Bioware\Dragon Age\Logs\ " tells you which mods are running and which are disabled... That file only contains system info and the ".dazips" you're running. The same list as displayed on the "Additional Content" screen.
1.5k. BG3, ESO, Baldur's Gate EE. Dragon Age: Origins, Morrowind. Posted February 23. No. The engine memory leak hasn't been addressed by BioWare. (The most recent patch for the game was 1.05, in 2011, and at that time was represented as being the final patch.) There are, however, some other things that can be done to mitigate the instability ...