Universal Patcher V1 .1
ScriptV1.1: - Fixed the graphics folder not extracting properly. Now icons / textures and models should not be replaced by default ones.
This Universal Patcher allows to patch your patch.fat / patch.dat files easily.
If the mods are using the same edited files, it could cause incompatibility issues.
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Universal Patcher V1
ScriptThis Universal Patcher makes it possible to combine specific mods with any master mod, without much knowledge of the modding tools. Master mods are original...
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Every literal mod boils practically down to 'patch.DAT' and 'patch.FAT' file replacement; how do I know if there would be a collision with other mods or not?