Strike Fighters 2 folder structure under Windows 10

[+Gocad]

Hi all!

 

I was time for me to get a new Windows 10 PC, installed Strike Fighters right away and didn't notice any graphic glitches after the first run.

As I have a 128 GB SSD and a 1 TB HDD, I've installed everything on the HDD, but was preprared to move my Mod files to the Saved Games folder, which is created on C: (the SSD)

 

After copying all the files to C I've restarted the game, but the mods didn't show up, just the standard planes.

Further checking on the Game install on D showed that there is now an Aircraft folder there as well. I did not see a file that defines where the Objects folders are to be placed.

 

Anybody else got the same experience?

 

[+Coupi]

 Hello,

 

From my experience, at first, I've installed the "core" SF2 game on the SSD (C:).

 

Secondly, after the initial launch, the "operational" SF2 game was installed on the HDD (D:).

 

On the D: I've created a specific directory "SIMULATEURS DE VOL".

 

Here the lines of the "option.ini" file (HDD)

 

[Mods]
ModsEnabled=TRUE
Directory=D:\SIMULATEURS DE VOL\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2
Editors=StrikeFighters2

 

[screenShots]
Directory=D:\SIMULATEURS DE VOL\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2\ScreenShots
Format=JPG

 

Best regards,

 

Coupi.

Edited November 15, 2015 by Coupi

[+Gocad]

Merci, Coupi.

 

I now realized why it didn't work in this first place (different usernames, lazy me)

But still good to know how to arrange the mods on different drives.