"No Grass Mod"

[SounderBruce 173]

I recently downloaded the "No Grass Mod" by sithlord[something] and after installing it based on instructions on the STEX page, grass still appears between all networks! Please help!

  Edited September 1, 2011 by Sounder Bruce  

[MayorAwesome 12]

Are you using the Network Addon Mod? And are you sure you put the files in the right folder?

  Edited September 1, 2011 by MayorAwesome  

[SounderBruce 173]

I put the files into the NAM folder.

[MayorAwesome 12]

Directly in the NAM folder or in the Plugins folder?

[SounderBruce 173]

In the NAM folder...

[jim 546 43]

Try putting the files in their own folder in Plugins and add a prefix of "ZZZ_" to the folder name. This will make sure it will load after NAM and will replace all the textures as it is the last file loaded.

[MayorAwesome 12]

Yeah, what Jim said. I meant the Plugin folder WITHIN the NAM folder, but i was not very clear i suppose

[SounderBruce 173]

Thanks! I'm gonna fire up SC4 after I install all 150 of SimGoober's best lots.

[A Nonny Moose 8,261]

Thanks! I'm gonna fire up SC4 after I install all 150 of SimGoober's best lots.

More haste, less speed. What if one of them doesn't work with the rest of your plugins? How will you find it?

[Jazzmaster 716]

Thanks! I'm gonna fire up SC4 after I install all 150 of SimGoober's best lots.

More haste, less speed. What if one of them doesn't work with the rest of your plugins? How will you find it?

I do believe that most, if not all of SimGoober's lots have installers that direct the files to the appropriately categorized sub folders, which are all under one father 'SimGoober' folder. Running the installers is a bit annoying, but I'd be more worried about keeping track of all those dependencies, personally.

[A Nonny Moose 8,261]

Thanks! I'm gonna fire up SC4 after I install all 150 of SimGoober's best lots.

More haste, less speed. What if one of them doesn't work with the rest of your plugins? How will you find it?

I do believe that most, if not all of SimGoober's lots have installers that direct the files to the appropriately categorized sub folders, which are all under one father 'SimGoober' folder. Running the installers is a bit annoying, but I'd be more worried about keeping track of all those dependencies, personally.

The important items here is to get all the dependencies before you start installing this stuff. Make a list, and check it twice. Installing 150 modds all at once is some kind of death wish.