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Now it's even worse, mods don't appear in the mod list:
http://prntscr.com/73p4w4
http://prntscr.com/73p51i
How can I force the re-download of all workshop items?
I see that the code is missing the classes declaration:
"using ICities;
using UnityEngine;"
Is this intentional?
Also, to confirm I'm doing everything properly, this is the flow I follow:
- Deactivate every mod
- Load a city, confirm that I can get achievements (no slashed icon in the load screen)
- Enable as many mods as I want, but not the achievements one
- Load the city: achievements greyed
- Back to main menu
- Enable the achievements mod
- Load again the city: achivements still greyed
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks Mikasa
Step 1, Click the Windows button and type SkylinesMod.dll into the search box, once windows has located SkylinesMod.dll right click on it and select the option Open file location and a new window will open.
Step 2. Inside this file create a new folder and name it Source
Step 3. Open the newly created Source folder and right click, mouse over the New option and select Text document once the new text document has been created name it SkylinesMod and press return to confirm the new name.
Step 4. Copy the text from https://gist.github.com/anonymous/c524671571c3879381b2 then open the SkylinesMod text document and paste the copied text into it, click File in the top left corner of the SkylinesMod text document and click the option Save.
The files are now set up correctly and the mod will run as expected, but remember you must enable the mod in the Content Manager for it to work.
Thanks for taking the time to work out how to make this mod work, and thanks to SmokeDog for the Win7 workaround, awesome job!