DConda

drag and drop vs point and click? I would still prefer the second, though its good to know that some of you have come up with a workable method. I will give it a try tonight and see what its like as I can't really comment on how it works. What about previewing and write-ups on the mods? does this method give you any more info besides just named folders inside a "Z" folder? Again, I'm thinking somewhere down the lines when there are many more mods available than now.

Let us hope that someone will create up a nice little gem of a software for us.... I know I'd use it all the time. Mods would be "cooler" just because I would be able to swap them in and out without too much trouble and play away. Organization is my main wish. I like the idea of playing scenarios that have certain geographical features unique to it, along with different looking forces. I just don't want to have lots of different folders and be trying to remember to swap in and out files to get different results. I was surprised to see all the mods and scenarios already and I'm sure we will have so many mods available soon that it will become quite hard to keep track of them all. Anyhow, I'm all for it and support it! someone else just needs to kindly create it for us...

Just a quick question, I remember for CMx1 engine games that there was a fantastic software designed to organize and install/remove mods. I believe it was CMMOS. With all the fantastic mods being created for Shock Force, I think it would be great to have one to do the same thing! As I don't have a clue as to what I would be doing, could someone look into creating one for Shock Force? Have it show installed mods with previews and the ability to quickly preview and change mods prior to starting to play? I really am staying away from using the mods as after time there get to be so many and I find it hard to remember what all is what... Thanks for listening.