

I'm leaning toward #2 at the moment but I'm open to suggestions.

This is of course the worst case scenario and will not affect the game itself. If "Mod Profile 1" belongs to Warzone 2.2.4 the user uses it to launch Warzone 2.3 obviously the mods won't load. The benefit here is that you can have multiple setting profiles for a Warzone installation without setting up your mods again (ex.
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The drawback here is that the user has to remember which mod profile is for which install of Warzone. All setting profiles share the mod profiles. This way only the mod profile for the particular installation appear in the list.Ģ.

The drawback of this approach is that even is the setting profiles are for the same install of Warzone the user has to configure the mod profiles for each one individually. "Setting profile 2" would have mod profiles: "Setting profile 1" would have mod Profiles: Each setting profile would have a list of mod profiles. I'm still trying to decide the best way to implement this. I have added a tab in the settings window so it can be changed.Īlso from the conversation on IRC I think it would be a good idea to include settings profile that way one can switch between different versions of Warzone that they may have installed (ex. The Warzone executable, the mod directory or the config directory. The settings window will now only appear if the launcher cannot find either one of three things. Wz2100launcher-0.2_src.zip Source code (528.48 KiB) Downloaded 554 times Made it more clear which mod profile is currently selected UI is now more flexible (thanks to Safety0ff) Include all game options (Not just the command line)Īs usual the source is attached for those who don't want to wait.Ĭomments, bugs, rants, suggestions are welcome.įixed Install Mod bug (Always selected the mod as global)Īdded a tab on the settings to configure the launcher paths.Install mod feature on Vista/Windows 7 may require admin privileges.Grayed out mods in the mod manager are auto load mods so they cannot be disabled.It includes all the original mod manager features plus support for setting various command line options as well as the new mod file name format (gmod.wz, mmod.wz, cmod.wz). The program lies within Games, more precisely Strategy. The following versions: 9.9, 3.1 and 3.0 are the most frequently downloaded ones by the program users. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this software available. The brand new and shiny Warzone 2100 Launcher is now ready. Warzone 2100 9.9.9.9 could be downloaded from the developers website when we last checked.
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It's an upgrade from the original mod manager (name change too). It's been a little while but it's finally ready.
