Originally posted by:Yes, you need to put the mod folder in the doom 3 folder. If the mod didn't come with a folder, make one and put everything included there ( namely the.pk4 files). If you can't see it listed then the mod and you installed it right, then the mod doesn't have a proper description. Create a file called 'description.txt' in the mod folder and put the name of the mod like 'teh mod 2.0' on the first line and save it. Doom 3 'should' parse that and hopefully list it now:) Good luck. Probably a stupid question, does this work with multiple mods in one folder?

I have two mods in the folder, but it only works when I have the first mod in there and nothing else. Could it be some sort of incompatibility? Is there a separate process for installing texture packs? (which is technically what the other mod is, but it came as a.pk4 file). Originally posted by:That update is for pipe textures and does not include Wulfen 2.0, so you still need to include it.

Link for full mod is here: Have a folder like 'moddeddoom' and put all this in there:. enchangedmodelspak006.pk4. High-RestPipesinofficialwulfen2.0update.pk4. wulfentexturepack2.0.pk4 Path should be like 'C: Program Files (x86) Steam SteamApps common Doom 3 moddeddoom' Everything should work. Well, I think it worked. A lot of the textures from the first area are still using the default textures. I don't know if that's just that the texture artist hadn't finished, or if it's another issue.

There's also the problem that half the screens for the interfaces are now completely black. They still function, but you can't see what you're doing. Although, I think part of the problem was that the texture were apparently set to be compressed to 256x256 in the config file. Originally posted by:Well, I think it worked. A lot of the textures from the first area are still using the default textures. I don't know if that's just that the texture artist hadn't finished, or if it's another issue. There's also the problem that half the screens for the interfaces are now completely black.

They still function, but you can't see what you're doing. Although, I think part of the problem was that the texture were apparently set to be compressed to 256x256 in the config file. Not everything from Wulfen stuck out for me but I noticed the mod was working for sure playing map mcunderground. Make sure you have a pure base ( no mods or modded files there ) other than saves, screenshots, configs etc. Also make sure you are running in ultra. Wulfen textures look to be all targa files. Start with a new config file if maybe you think it has bad settings.

Hi there, I'm running v1.3.1 and place mods directly under d3 folder. D3 recognizes mods fine inside the game 'mod' directory. Loads, exits, reloads into regular D3. I try from a bat or cmd included with the mods and get the opengl error it is so famous for. I previously got this error for running the regular Doom3 demo, updated graphics driver and it fixed it. This time, the error says file script/doomevents.script, line 980: unknown event 'getidealweapon'. This error happens in more than one mod- but thus far none of them are completing and starting.

The error ends with unloading opengl but I think that is no longer the issue since it isnt an issue with the game itself. Any suggestions? Mods include chaos, doomii and others. Originally posted by:Yes, you need to put the mod folder in the doom 3 folder.

If the mod didn't come with a folder, make one and put everything included there ( namely the.pk4 files). If you can't see it listed then the mod and you installed it right, then the mod doesn't have a proper description. Create a file called 'description.txt' in the mod folder and put the name of the mod like 'teh mod 2.0' on the first line and save it. Doom 3 'should' parse that and hopefully list it now:) Good luck. I might be doing something wrong or idk but following your instructions I still can't get the mods to work.

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