Hey guys, I can't seem to figure out how to put the mods in my X3 folder so that they even show up as an option when I start the game. I have tried using installer. X³: Reunion Bonus Material. X3: Reunion - High Quality. This is the 'Callback Mod' by Imp.- which adds visible cockpit interiors to ships.

One menace beaten, and the universe is slowly recovering. Questions unanswered, a universe extended. New friends to be made, a new enemy to be found. The universe just got a whole lot bigger. More universe, more ships, more stations, more missions! The X-Tended Mod 'Revelations' X-Tended-Mod Public Beta 0.7.5 Phase I 'Revelations' Features: Featuring over 90 new sectors including: - The Terran Solar System - New Xenon, Kha'ak, Pirate, and Yaki Sectors - New Goner, Unknown and Main races sectors - Countless other places to explore or conquer, each one unique and useful to every players' needs.

Lg Connection Manager Software. To install: 1. Make sure you have a clean install of X3:Reunion. (Windows Vista and Windows 7 owners should be aware that a version of the game installed to the 'program files' or 'program files(x86)' folders will not allow mods to be added to the game correctly. Install the game to a custom folder like c: games. This is an issue with all games on Windows Vista and Windows 7 and not a fault specifically with this mod or with X3:Reunion.) 2. Patch X3:Reunion to version 2.5.

Egosoft X3R patches: 3. (Optional) Install the latest X3R bonus pack. Found here: 4. Click (or double click if your version of windows is set up in this manner) on the mod's executable file.

Set the path to install the mod to your X3:Reunion root folder. (It is the same folder that x3.exe is in.) 6. Start a new game.;) No articles were found matching the criteria specified. We suggest you try the with no filter applied, to browse all available. To share your own content, we welcome creators and consumers alike and look forward to your comments. Ordinary Peoples Change My Luck. Sorry, I don't check the old mod very often as I am working on the Terran Conflict one now. Game The Yakyuken Special Iso on this page.

Unfortunately XTM has had issues with steam installs for some people and not for others, so there is not a definitive answer to that question. Both the mod and the game were not originally designed to work with steam as it wasn't about when the mod began way back when, or when the game was released.

We tried to figure out what the problem was by getting people to list their hardware, install locations, etc to see if there was a common denominator, but it seemed to happen randomly and we couldn't trace the cause. In theory it should work, but in practice it is just a case of trying it out on your system to find out whether it will.

Hey guys, I can't seem to figure out how to put the mods in my X3 folder so that they even show up as an option when I start the game. I have tried using installer packages, putting them in the way I read to, and nothing works. I try to comprehend the egosoft forums, and for the most part can't understand anything that anyone is talking about.

Normally I can use google to find the right path but everytime I use google to search for information on how to install mods, I get links talking about creating mods, and 4 year old information with download links that no longer exist. Is there anyone here, who remembers being really bad at installing mods for X3, that managed to get their stuff working? Because I cannot for the life of me figure any of this out. Using Windows 7 64 Steam and apparently a sub-par brain when it comes to computers the installer I got tells me that because I have my game in the x86 steam area, nothing will work right.

Run it in administrator or move the location of the files. I ran it as admin, same thing. Pretty sure I can't move my steam game outside of my steam folders can I? All I was after was the cockpit mods T.,T but then I saw the XRM which seemed interesting. Help a dummy out?