Gary

could you give me a link to the mods? I seem to keep finding myself at bfme 1 mods

Well then perhaps I shall go to the T3A to get my mods

Well, I got the naming part right, but unfortunately im getting the same error message that I started with. btw, here were the instructions with the mod

1.unzip and save this mod in some folder
2.Go to your C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\The Battle for Middle-earth II ™ folder and back up your INI file
back up simple means copy it and put it in a folder somewhere so if you want bodies to disappaer agian
you have it backed up (it you like playing online this mod probably won't work on MP) SP works awesomly.
3.then chose a INI file thats in the zip (which should now be in bodies stay folder somewhere on computer)

4. copy and place the INI in your C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\The Battle for Middle-earth II ™
when in ask to replace say yes (DONT FORGET TO BACKUP THE INI FIRST THOUGH) thats it now lunch BFMEII and play!!!!

but instead of play!! I get a long error message :/

ahh ok, I gotcha! Now Im gonna try to Edit the existing one, but now I still gotta deal with the naming. When I see, my mod file, all it says is ini.big. So,

When I am making my target, it will read "C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\The Battle for Middle-earth ™ II\lotrbfme2.exe" -mod ini.big?

See here is what I am confused about...The several mods that I have downloaded have all came with just one file: ini.big. So I may be creating more confusion by attempting to name it NoCP, which is what the mod itself does. So, When I place it in the C:\Users\*YOURUSERNAME*\AppData\Roaming\My Battle for Middle-earth™ II Files, I need to leave it there, right? but I cannot set the target from there. I have to create a shortcut, Is what Lauri Says... so after I place the modfile (ini.big) into C:\Users\*YOURUSERNAME*\AppData\Roaming\My Battle for Middle-earth™ II Files, what happens next?


Secondly, what are we doing? whats the purpose of what we are doing here?