Hi, just played thru JK again, really cool game. Want to replay it again, but figured it might be even more fun to try user community mods. DL'd the large JK Enhanced package, looks awesome. However I also DL'd a few others, and here's my question -

You know in games like Morrowind you can "plug in" lots of different user mods, and when you play the game you see *all* of them at the same time. In JK, are things done differently? Like can you only use one mod at any one time? In other words, is it not possible to merge/combine mods so you play multiple mods at once. For instance, I really like the JK Enhanced package, but figured it might be nice to also see some other textures and different weapons and stuff from other community members during the same gameplay session.

Best regards, Robert.

what is jk?

Well, you could always dump the mods under Resource directory or use JK Patch Commander... I think someone actually made a new version of the Patch Commander a few years ago but I never tried it.

Of course if there are conflicting resources it might get tricky. And stuff.

You can use multiple mods at once. JK Patch Commander has a feature which prevents you from using conflicting mods (JK isn't exactly made for using multiple mods at once) and although the tool I made doesn't have that functionality (would slow it down too much, never figured out how to do it fast) it still allows for multiple mods in use at once.

What is the name of the tool you wrote please? And where can I find it?

Thank you,
-Robert.

Has anyone even fixed the Patch Commander EXE on the site?

Patch Commander is obsolete. Use JKLauncher instead.

I know what you mean. I googled for the exe, and found a working copy here -

http://www.jediknight.net/downloads/

I would really like to try this. ATM, it appears the DL is an alpha version. I tried it, but it failed to run - error message was "cannot initialise"

I just installed the dot net package. Unfortunately I get a microsoft error saying that it has to close jklauncher. no reason given, just it had to close it.