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Anyone interested can consult this list and in turn subscribe the mods that are of interest.
Most of these mods can work together, but for the reasons explained in the description is no longer possible to activate them ALL together; each one must make his own choices.
Those who have a little experience in "Pack File Manager" can personally join together several similar mod (eg those that add new units of the same author), to make sure you do not activate too many mod.
In any case, it's been some time since I have tested all without problems, in the meantime, several of them have had updates from their authors and I can’t guarantee complete compatibility.
However the most should have no problems, but in order to avoid the crash, I recommend you activate the mod for groups, by testing that all is well.
In case of problems just keep off only the mod that is not compatible.
I hope to check the full compatibility soon.
Now to find mods !!
If and when I have time I will try to fix it.
If you want to merge several mods in one, the only way to know if it crashes, you make a test.
A test that should give fewer problems might be, for example combine mod of new skins and new units, proceeding by successive steps, test the game and if all function proceed by entering other mod.
From here you can download the various versions: http://sourceforge.net/projects/packfilemanager/files/Release/ .
If you want to combine two mod of other authors without their permission, you can not publish it, but use it only as a personal test.
When you open the program, create a new file and save it with a name, then click on Files -> Add -> from pack -> and open the file of the mod you choose, in the window that opens you click with the right mouse button on the file name and then OK.
Repeat with all the mod you want to add and ultimately save your file.
P.S. it may happen that not all the mods are compatible with each other.
I hope there are no problems of backwards compatibility between the mods, when I have time I will check.
The cause of the problem is that you can use up about 70 mod simultaneously (maybe the number may change slightly because of the "weight" of the single mod activated).
To use a larger number you can join the similar mods in a "all in one", if you know how to use Pack File Manager ("all in one by Zaskar70 - CN_Vanda - Sebidee - Darth Ruthon ...” example: http://www.hosting.universalsite.org/image-allinone-4ECD_5479D2C5.png) .
I have done so and I have no problems, obviously I can’t publish them because the original mod are not mine, but I use only for personal use.
P.S.: in coda alla descrizione era già indicato. : )