Installing mods for the Steam version of The Sith Lords

[Todd Hellid]

Do they always have to be installed under the workshop directory or can you just install them the regular old way?

[Kexikus]

You should always install them in the workshop directory, just in case they modify a file that's also modified by TSLRCM. Because if you don't files might be ignored when installed otherwise.

Or you also install TSLRCM the old way. Then you'd install all other mods that way too.

[Todd Hellid]

Can I put skins and texture packs in the override directory?

[Kexikus]

You should be able to do that yes and unless it's a texture also installed by one of the mods in the TSLRCM workshop there should be no issues.

[Todd Hellid]

I installed a bunch of mods including the warper cheat band in the Steam workshop directory. The mods didn't show up until I copied them over into the normal game folder override. For some reason I can't select the warper cheat band in my inventory.

[Kexikus]

You only need to do that when using the Workshop version of TSLRCM and then you have to install them into TSLRCMs workshop folder and not the base workshop folder.

But then they should work, so you probably did something wrong but as long as they're working now, it's okay I guess

[Zhaboka]

My game keeps reverting to the main menu whenever I try to take T3 into the Fuel Depot on Peragus. Do you think this is because I installed TSLRCM and M4-78EP through the Steam Workshop but all my other mods the normal way?

[Hassat Hunter]

Probably, you need to put them in the M4/TSLRCM folders as mentioned rather than the game's override.

[Zhaboka]

Weeeeird. Thanks Hassat!