T0TALfps Necro and totally lame.Create your free GitHub account today to subscribe to this repository for new releases and build software alongside 40 million developers. This is super common in the modding world, updates cannot take into account mods, and almost always break some.Įven things that seem completely unrelated can easily be broken with updates. I can launch just fine, deleted ModData before launching the first time though. If you're having problems modding, don't post on these forums.

January 16, PM edited January Are people dumb or something? Skins for classes stay as some of them are ingame files, you've just unlocked the menu previously to equip them.įrosty Mod Manager will need updating to support the new version of the game most likely.

I also tried deleting the mod data file, which allowed me to run FrostyMod normally again, but the skins still weren't working. Unfortunately, the skin mods aren't working. What is wrong? What's strange is that when launching the game regularly vanillathe Mods were still there specifically the skin mods for the classes. When I extracted the mod manager from the zip file, loaded the game into it, and imported the mods, and pressed 'launch,' I got error message saying 'Could not find a part of the path. Original PostĪfter that, things got worse. I tried over, and over again, and the same thing happen: my Origin Game Library popped up on the screen and nothing else happened I even tried to deleted the Frost Mod Manger file which had Battlefront II in it already I currently had in my hard drive. Well, for some reason, the game will not launch with the Frosty Mod Manager. We all know that there is a new patch by now.

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