Tssha
Warlord
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- Dec 20, 2007
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Looks like your install of Civ 4 isn't in the default directory. Mine isn't either, which is why I always have to manually set the directory when the installer doesn't detect it.
I'm using steam, so my directory structure looks something like this.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\sid meier's civilization iv beyond the sword\Beyond the Sword\Mods"
Oh, I also use a 64 bit operating system, so instead of "Program Files" it's "Program Files (x86)". If you're using Vista or XP x64 edition, you're going to have to check the (x86) directory.
Find your install of Civ 4 first. If you use a desktop or start menu shortcut, right click that shortcut and select properties. In the resulting menu, click Find Target. You'll probably see the directory structure at the top of the explorer menu. If not, then your system is configured to hide it by default (and if anyone thinks this is a good idea, identify yourselves now so you can be shot), but I won't look up how to change that setting unless you state that's the case. Copy the above address into the installer. If there is no address, you can go back to your desktop (or start menu) shortcut and copy that. Make sure to add Beyond the Sword\Mods to that though, or it won't be in the place it needs to be.
Civ4 Complete also uses a slightly different directory structure. Again, sniff out what that is and then paste that into the installer.
This installer only picks the default directory. It's not the optimal directory for the mod, just the one that's most commonly optimal. For those of us with different (and non-default) setups, we have to change it manually.
I'm using steam, so my directory structure looks something like this.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\sid meier's civilization iv beyond the sword\Beyond the Sword\Mods"
Oh, I also use a 64 bit operating system, so instead of "Program Files" it's "Program Files (x86)". If you're using Vista or XP x64 edition, you're going to have to check the (x86) directory.
Find your install of Civ 4 first. If you use a desktop or start menu shortcut, right click that shortcut and select properties. In the resulting menu, click Find Target. You'll probably see the directory structure at the top of the explorer menu. If not, then your system is configured to hide it by default (and if anyone thinks this is a good idea, identify yourselves now so you can be shot), but I won't look up how to change that setting unless you state that's the case. Copy the above address into the installer. If there is no address, you can go back to your desktop (or start menu) shortcut and copy that. Make sure to add Beyond the Sword\Mods to that though, or it won't be in the place it needs to be.
Civ4 Complete also uses a slightly different directory structure. Again, sniff out what that is and then paste that into the installer.
This installer only picks the default directory. It's not the optimal directory for the mod, just the one that's most commonly optimal. For those of us with different (and non-default) setups, we have to change it manually.