So that the mods file get copied onto the correct folder.
#HOW TO USE AA2 MODS MOD#
On the OvGME app, the Configuration settings should be:Ĭonfiguration root folder: C:\Users\Alan\Documents\My Games\DCS\Įach User theme Mod should start its path at that point, like this:
That means, the path for the User Theme should be:Ĭ:\Users\Alan\Documents\My Games\DCS\MissionEditor\themes\main So, we can then assume that your current DCS settings are at C:\Users\Alan\Documents\My Games\DCS\ hope that is enough to get you on track :thumbup: OvGME packages these files onto a zip, that can then be applied from within the App. and these are the background music files: I store the Themes on a separate drive and use OvGME to apply them, each Theme mimics the same folder structure that I showed above, for example the F-14 Theme has this structure: I could copy them by hand, but a Mod Manager makes this operation much faster and easier. that's where I opted to use a Mod Manager to copy on this location the files corresponding to different themes. Unfortunately, you can have only a single User Theme. The path being "/Saved Games/DCS/Mission Editor/Themes". The structure of the User Theme is like this: Saved Games is a Windows special folder, and as such its name is localized on foreign Windows, for example on my spanish Windows it is called "Juegos Guardados" instead of "Saved Games". The "User Theme", like any user configuration, goes onto the second folder, at Saved Games. Another for your settings and user files, usually at C:\Users\your-user\Saved Games\DCS\
One for the simulator files, usually it is at C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS\ My DCS points to a My Games folder, not a Saved Games folder.
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