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    • My guess is somehow your folder has case sensitivity turned on for some reason. I would look to see if you have duplicates in the modules folder of stuff like “204TEL.mod” and “204tel.mod” or something. You need to turn case sensitivity off for that folder, which will likely involve reinstalling the game, or you can run a program like renamer or bulk rename utility to make all the files lowercase then try installing the mod or something. If this is the case, you would also have also so
    • Unfortunately he is not there and it looks like it's still not installed correctly. If you have any more ideas where I could be going wrong let me know, otherwise I'll stop bothering you and just keep fiddling with it myself. I'll post back if I figure it out. Again, thanks for your help and your hard work on this cool mod.
    • Over by the Ithorians HQ, in the medical center, there is a guy there in a blue shirt named Doctor Ganius who you can talk to. That's the recipient of a delivery quest but he spawns there from the get go. If the mod successfully replaced 204tel, then he will be there.   though, I see something kinda odd with your install folder. It looks like it may have case sensitivity on as you have two files called “readme” in the same folder. Though I can’t tell the extension so I don’t know if th
    • Did it again but this time there seems to be a few (hundred) more files copying over to the game folder, the only thing I did different was dragging the entire mod folder itself to the game folder, however this prevents it from merging the folder in the game folder:  When I copy the contents of the folder and paste them into the game folder it copies over less files:Though now that is also a couple hundred files more than it was previously, so I'll give in a run through real quick and see i
    • Make sure you drag all the contents of the mod folder into the base folder. If that doesn't work, I honestly don't know what went wrong. Maybe try a fresh install? Possibly check the modules folder to see if there is more than one instance of 601dan.mod (note: there should be multiple files with the name 601dan in there, but only one 601dan.mod), for example. I don't think windows is case sensitive, but other than that, I don't know why it would do this.
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