DAO Mod Manager

[Hendrikdevue]

Allright mate :) Appriciate all the help :) I'm getting the hang of this :D

[Spaceritual]

  On 8/2/2010 at 11:34 AM, Hendrikdevue said:

Some of the mods still aren't working : there should be more files, but there aren't :s

 

You open DAO Modmanager there will be three panes of info the middle one will be headed by Installed Overrides . Drag your override file in this case it will be NBaio.override into the column headed Installed Overrides and it will then install the override , once installed you will see in the override column a NBaio , right click on it then select Config , this is where you get to choose from those 20 options you mentioned earlier :)

 

 

PS . This info is for the Natural Bodies All in one mod, others will be slightly different .

[AbrasaxDrake]

  On 8/1/2010 at 6:34 PM, Hendrikdevue said:

So I've been trying to add some mods to the game recently, some go alright, the ones that have one file and are dazip , I just add with DAO Updater. Others, I've beent trying to add through DAO Mod Manager. The ones I had through that, won't work.

 

I have no clue how to work with the mod manager, could anyone help me with this? I

 

.overide files can be considered a type of zip/rar file that DAMM unpacks into your "..\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override" folder.

 

The 'Overide Creator' tab is used to produce a .overide file. This is mainly incorporated for mod creators.

 

If after unzipping a downloaded mod you are faced with a folder containing a number of files that end in .gda, .erf, .ncs etc you simply drag/copy this folder to your "..\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override" folder

 

If this doesn't help please specify which mods you are having problems with.

 

Abra

[DarkeWolf]

Or you can pack them up into a .zip file then drop the zip into DAMM. And it'll do the rest for you.