can't find my mod's 'folder'

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  1. flamethrower

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    flamethrower, Dec 25, 2001
    flamethrower, Dec 25, 2001
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    i have made a mod, and i have put it in Arcanum models folder. and now i need to put few dialogs inside the 'rules' folder. but i can't found my mod's folder, and my mod are called '1009244967 file'. does anyone has any idea how to let it display its 'folder'? i know this is kinda stupid, but please help me.
     
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    flamethrower, Dec 26, 2001
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    ...BUMP
     
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    Jinxed, Dec 26, 2001
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    DUDE! FT. Your goddamn thread was a day old! Don't you think that's a little too early to bump it? Everyone can se it. I do not tolarate useless one word posts! Do you know how much that pisses off? Sorry bud, but I will lock/edit the next post by you if it's in that style.

    edit: Besides, this post fits more into the modmaking forum than general discussion, I will move it there soon.

    <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Jinxed on 2001-12-26 08:33 ]</font>
     
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    flamethrower, Dec 26, 2001
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    so... how's the day of insulting peoples?
     
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    Enhance your calm, Jinxed!
     
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    *moved from general discussion* [​IMG]
     
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    HED854, Dec 29, 2001
    HED854, Dec 29, 2001
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    Ok, let's answer the question ....
    World Ed creates a temp folder in c:windowstempworld ed working foldermodulemodule name, so I guess you can modify your module by working in this folder.
     
    HED854, Dec 29, 2001
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    Anonymous, Feb 11, 2002
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    NOW HERE's SOMETHING THAT MAKES ME ANGRY, JINXED

    If he wants to bump his FUCKING message then let him bump it...I am the administrator of a mod forum for Baldur's Gate II and I encourage people to bump threads if they are not getting answered. Take the stick out of your ass and back off MUTHA FUCKA
     
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    DarkUnderlord, Feb 11, 2002
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    He bumped it after a DAY??? Like.. Er... Hello Mr 'Baldur's Gate' mod forum guy, a day is just a *little* too early to be bumping things around here......

    Whatever you do on your own forum is fine.... Just let us do things our own way around here, okay?


    Flamethrower: Sounds like you're using WorldEd version 1074. I STRONGLY recommend that you use WorldEd version 1070. 1074 was changed so that it doesn't use the folder system.

    This will tell you how to install the OLD 1070 version of WorldEd: http://users.senet.com.au/~dbschah/amtu ... nstall.htm
     
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