

It is also more efficient processing and storage wise. In a benchmark I did for installing HEXACC, it installed it under 20 minutes compared to at least an hour for Wizzard. Why should I use this instead of Wizzard? Mainly for performance. If you would like to bypass this there is an option in the preferences. NOTE: If there are conflicting files, it will refuse to install! It will indicate which mods are conflicting with a yellow background. Check the boxes next to the mods that you would like to be currently installed.Press the 'refresh' button (if you have modified the /mods directory while the program is open).
#AA2 MODS HEXA INSTALL#
Place Wizzard-ready mods that you would like to install in the /mods directory.Auto-detects the location of both AA2 folders, but if it has issues finding them then list them manually in the preferences. Uses Wizzard-ready mods so you don't have to worry about a thing. Meant to be a successor to using Wizzard for AA2, AA2Install manipulates data files directly rather than using AA2Decrypt to edit files, meaning a faster and not so greedy (disk space) mod installer. If all seems well then you're good to go and you can go deleted the working folder you made C: Temp or C: AA or whatever you called it. Once you've installed it, run the game and test it. Pay attention to the installation wizard. Read any README files then run the exe to install the mod. There will be an.exe installer in there now. Just make a C: Temp or C: AA or whatever you want to call it.Ĭopy the.7z file into that folder, and extract the 7z file completely in there. What you'll need to do is put the.7z file in it's own folder that you will use as a temporary working area. 6 min - Uploaded by DubAwesomeYTMake sure to Sign up or you wont be able to download shit:P. My question is: - do I need to consider adding. What I'm leaning toward is Dynamic Shaders, it's the most recent long waited one, but I also see the appeal in AA2 except I'm not sure how is the compatibility going to work here between AA2 with the Photo Realistic Zone 2 and The Zone Reclamation Project.
