Adding new scenarios

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blackcloud6
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Adding new scenarios

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How do I add the new scenarios that are available in the Mods and Scenarios forum? I can't find where the scenarios are in the directory.
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There's two functional TOAW IV folders now. There's one in the ProgramFiles(x86)\ directory and there's one in
My documents/my games/TOAW IV folder that has the scenario's like in the image below.

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Actually, you can put them anywhere you want, then use the directory button on the scenario selection panel. When you get the category panel, you will note there is another directory button, which if you select, you can browse to where you have stored the scenarios.

Also, default is "C:\Users\<user>\Documents\My Games\The Operational Art of War IV\Scenarios" and you can create a new directory there like ""C:\Users\<user>\Documents\My Games\The Operational Art of War IV\Scenarios\Downloaded" or as before, anywhere you want.

A lot of user scenarios (I have 450 in addition to 300 with game) and I create directories by alphabet, "Scenarios/community A", "Scenarios/community B", etc
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Got it, thanks.
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