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then please make scroll
i can't see below civs
i can't see below civs

then please make scroll
i can't see below civs![]()
I dont know if this is the right place, but I have had lots of trouble trying to get C2C to work correctly.
Im using the steam version and it is fully updated.
The problem is, I load the mod and it closes the program and re-opens it as normal but when it re-opens the game says the mod has loaded but none of the resources are there (when you play, it is just a normal Civ game; not even the main menu screen loads or the tech trees when i check the civilopedia!)
It even says Caveman2Cosmos in the corner!
I have re-installed 10+ times and used both the .rar and .exe version of the installer, with multiple downloads and still no fix!!
Help!
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I'm no expert but I think with Staem you have to manually choose the file location. It is something liek mygames/beyondthesword/MODS not the Steam directory.......
I already installed into the correct location, the mod is detected and launches but when it loads, it is just the basic civ game.
I tried installing in some of the wrong locations too, that didnt work either!
Is it in documents/mygames/beyondthesword/MODS ?
Reinstalled into the My Games folder.
The same problem is still there, the mod loads but it has none of the C2C resources.
Reinstalled into the My Games folder.
The same problem is still there, the mod loads but it has none of the C2C resources.
You probably have a folder named Caveman2Cosmos within the BtS Mods folder right? That's correct.
But then the problem is you ALSO have a folder within the Caveman2Cosmos folder named Caveman2Cosmos as well and that folder contains the mod files.
If I'm correct, take the Caveman2Cosmos folder that's inside the other one and move THAT to the Mods folder, delete the original, then rename the one you moved back to Caveman2Cosmos as it will have had to become Caveman2Cosmos - Copy or something in the process right?
You're showing symptoms of having an unnecessary folder layer.