<t> I thought option 1, manual install overwrites original files and/or requires user fiddling to rename folders and make back ups. Any of that is certainly more trouble than option 3. However, I recently had an impossible time even finding a valid download for the JSGME, so that would have to be ...

<t> That's all there was to it, thanks mooxe!<br/>
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I had asked on the mod makers forums and read several others, but nowhere was it stated so simply that for a steam installation you must use JSGME (barring an overwrite). I even asked this specifically, and tried using it several times but ...

<t> Thanks for the reply, that does clear some things up. Strange though because everything you described already checks out. <br/>
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The mod installed its own folder in the base directory (plus two uninstall files in a "mods" folder) and created a shortcut with the target: "C:\Program Files ...

<t> 1. I pointed the 1946 installer to the usual place, Steam/steam apps/common/GTC and unpacked (but as a total war player I'm used to installing things in a DATA directory too, so I'm not sure of the correct path). Installer dumped a mod folder into the base directory, along with shortcut on ...

<t> Hi, I need general help getting a mod to work in Gateway to Caen. One in particular at the moment is the 1946 mod and I've already asked the creator but either due to language barrier or confusion, he cannot explain (or just link me) to installation instructions (there are none in his threads or ...