Game needs to be up to date for the latest mods to show. ![]() Menu item: Description Continue Normal Boot: The system. ![]() After several months of RE, new approaches and a lot of work, I'm glad to present the result of all my work related to HOME menu + homebrew: uLaunch is a custom, open-source. I am curious, do I need to do something to 'register' the other mods in the game, to make them seen by it? I know that it's built in where you can download them directly now (it is back offline again and standalone at this time), but lets say that you want one that isn't on Giants site? I know it can be sketchy, but ppl do it all the time, or did with 19, isn't it still possible to do with 22, regardless of it being built into the game now? Might there be a setting or something that I missed which would allow them to be shown? Thanks for any suggestions, this is a weird one. Downloading the drivers and firmware Pre-operating system management. Hey all It's been a while since I started working and playing around with homebrew replacing HOME menu in February. I give this background because I am having a big issue with mods, which is that only one of the 20 or so that I have moved into that mods folder actually show up when I am starting a game. During the install, somehow one of the choices didn't appear to stick, because most of it appears to be on the D: drive (~22GB) but under the normal C:\users\games\FS22\ directory, there's about 800 meg of stuff, 600 of which is the mods directory where I'd put all the mods I was planning on using. I was trying with this build to keep almost everything other than the OS off of the boot drive, which is a m.2, and have directed everything I can that I installed after that to go onto the D: drive, including FS22. I understand that you can in the game now download mods directly, which is neat and all that, but I have already downloaded a number of them onto a USB drive and moved them over to the computer. ![]() The actual developer of this Mac application is Many Tricks. So, I've started playing, I didn't do the patch to it yet, as I know they nerfed the prices of a number of things like eggs for example, so I'd like to build up some resources before I apply it. You can download Menuwhere 2.2.1 for Mac from our application library for free. Well, it took a bit more work than I wanted to deal with, but I decided that I wanted to try this, so I managed to temporarily get the new system connected to the internet and registered.
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