With this mod loader you will be able to have more than 500 missions. You are able to load only a part of your mod collection which needs less than 500 missions. So the mission limit is still active, but you can easily switch between your mods.
Already Working Features:
- enabling/disabling mods
- function to remember the last chosen mods
- steam support
- no steam support
- easy installation
- launch parameters
- support of mod information system
- mod size display
- sort mod overview by various properties
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Requirements:
- .Net Framework 4.5
- 3 MB of free disk space
- 900 MB of free disk space (in case you have to install the .Net Framework)
- OS:
- Windows Vista SP2 (x86 and x64)
- Windows 7 SP1 (x86 and x64)
- Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 (x64)
- Windows Server 2008 SP2 (x86 and x64)
- or newer
- System Requirements
- Prozessor with 1 GHz or faster
- 512 MB RAM
- Hard drive 2 GB
Installation:
1. Download the executable
2. Put the application into your gamedata folder
3. Launch the mod loader.
4. (Optional) Rename your mods.
5. (Optional) Add launch paramters under settings. If you use the steam version set them with steam.
Tutorial by EpicPrime (German): Youtube.com
How to install mods:
- If you have an archive, extract it to a location of your choice.
- Look into the archive.
- Take the subfolder with a three letter name (e.g. "BFX") and move it into the addon folder (a subfolder of your gamedata folder). This folder should contain a file with the name addme.script .
If you need help, please read the troubleshooting article:
Moddb.com
Troubleshooting
QA/Testing Tutorial 31 commentsIn that article I mention some problems and hopefully how to solve them.
Files
Battlefront II Mod Loader 0.9.6.1
Demo 15 commentsVersion 0.9.6.1 of Battlefront II Mod Loader: new GUI framework, GUI enhancing, mod searching, parameter shortcuts, bug fixes
Battlefront II EASY Mod Loader 0.9.5.0 -OUTDATED-
Demo 8 commentsVersion 0.9.5.0 of Battlefront II Mod Loader: GUI rework, GUI bug fixing, no steam launch fixed
Battlefront II EASY Mod Loader 0.9.4.0 -OUTDATED-
DemoVersion 0.9.40 of Battlefront II Mod Loader: Clean main window, steam launch integration, startup parameters interface
Battlefront II EASY Mod Loader 0.9.3.1 -OUTDATED-
DemoThe EASY Edition of the mod loader. I recommend to choose this one. For further information please regard the "EASY Edition" article. 0.9.31: Bug fixes
Battlefront II EASY Mod Loader 0.9.3 -OUTDATED-
Demo 4 commentsThe EASY Edition of the mod loader. I recommend to choose this one. For further information please regard the "EASY Edition" article. 0.9.3: Log writing...
Userdata file (additional content) -OUTDATED-
PatchThis userdata file contains some mod information, so you will not have to tag every mod manually. Put the .bin file into your gamedata folder. If you...
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This is such a Battlefront II essential. However, one thing that has always bothered me is that you wouldn't be able to save "profiles" for your preferred mods. Like for example, you want to have certain mods activated but when you want to switch to a different combination of mods all you have to do is switch profiles. I do believe mod managers such as the ones from Total War and the Arma 3 Launcher apply this concept. Instead you have to manually activated each compatible mod (confusing since they're all just three letters) for each playthrough. Too bad the author for this mod loader seems to be done with this project.
Alright. Say I have mods that replace vanilla files, like Improved Sides 2. Can I use this so that I don't have to switch stuff back and forth from back-up, or is this ONLY for addon content?
This needs a lot more features. It needs names for all possible 3 letter map. Also a mission checker on display. But anyways good job!
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Is there a way to make it so when you launch it through steam it opens up the mod loader instead of going straight into the game?
Add Non-Steam Game to library, select this mod's exe file.
When I disable Mass Effect Unification, I can still hear it's soundtrack in clean, unmodded main menu. Is there a way to completely disable this mod ?
Not sure if this question was asked already but is it possible to have a windowed mode option in the future?
Im able to load into the mods but when i click on a map it doesn't show era's or modes. I wanted to know if this was because if the loader or the mods.
I use the GOG version
Sounds like you need to install the unofficial r130 v1.3 patch ( Moddb.com ).