To do this, simply install JSGME to the base folder of the game that you would like to mod. If you prefer, you can install separate copies of JSGME into each of your games. And whenever JSGME is updated, you only need to install it once. Using JSGME with subsequently installed games is simply a matter of copying, pasting and editing an existing shortcut (steps 2 and 3 above). To rename a shortcut, simply right-click the shortcut and select “Rename” rename each shortcut to something meaningful, such as “JSGME - GameName1”, “JSGME - GameName2”, “JSGME - GameName3” and so on.To change the “Start in” folder, right-click the shortcut, select “Properties” and then the “Shortcut” tab. once installed, DO NOT RUN! Copy and paste the newly created JSGME desktop shortcut as many times as you have games and change the “Start in” folder of each shortcut to point to each game’s base folder.Keep the “Create a desktop icon” option selected in the installer install JSGME to a central location (for example, “C:\Games\Generic Mod Enabler”).
You can install the JoneSoft Generic Mod Enabler (JSGME) to a central location and point it to each of your games through creating shortcuts. I RECOMMEND THAT ALL JSGME USERS UPDATE TO THIS LATEST VERSION! There are no benefits running an earlier version of JSGME. Changed: further optimised for use with Microsoft Vista/Windows 7Ī minor update, but one that includes a number of improvements and enhancements. Changed: numerous (minor) interface modifications Changed: improved handling of mod-added folders Changed: improved handling of -remove directive Changed: display font now defaults to user's desktop (icon) font Added: now detects changes to MODS folder contents and refreshes screen automatically Added: drag & drop from other processes (ie Windows Explorer, Desktop) now enabled under Microsoft Vista/Windows 7
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