By its nature, sometehing like a mod installer would have to have able to be configured for each individual mod published to use that installer. I don't know of any 'installer' associated whatsoever with ModDB. :)įirst of all, ModDB is not a 'mod installer.' It's just a website that hosts files that you can download.

I have no _ idea _ _ _ you're doing to get yourself into this weird mess. There is no reason that anything from Steam should be intercepting commands you're using to open compressed files downloaded from places like the Nexus or ModDB. Honestly, nothing you're saying makes any sense. As soon as the mod finishes whenever I try to open it opens the Steam Store. When I try to change it there I can open it with Microsoft Office, Paint etc. Originally posted by relatedzombie:What I really need to know is how to disable Bootstrapper. (this is provided default installation directory, replace with correct location if you didn't install it to the default location.) (You'll likely require WinZip or some other form of zip file extractor.) Then proceed to launch the game, on the launcher, there's a drop down menu at the top (should say native, or whatever mod you were last playing.) click that, then select the mod from the menu.should be something similar to that for other OSs. extract the file into computer/OSdisk/program files (x86)/steam/steamapps/common/mount and blade warband/modules. How to manually install a mod for M&B on windows: download the file. I seriously have no clue how to help you here because this is simply something that shouldn't be happening if you're doing everything correctly. What exactly are you doing? Are you trying to launch the mod by clicking on it, rather than launching the game and selecting it? What OS?. Try manually installing? It's really rather simple to do. the heck are you doing? Like, seriously, I've never even HEARD of someone having this issue, let alone know how you're causing it to be an issue.

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