- Dbz xenoverse 2 mod installer initcharlist failed install#
- Dbz xenoverse 2 mod installer initcharlist failed mods#
- Dbz xenoverse 2 mod installer initcharlist failed windows#
Windows will take care of the rest, merging the existing data folder in your game directory with the pasted data folder. Then the installers, behind the scenes, copies that mod data folder and pastes it to your own game folder. Basically they contain a data folder, which itself contains the modded files. Lazybones installer/the Eternity installer are basically fancier versions of archived files.
Dbz xenoverse 2 mod installer initcharlist failed install#
So whatever system you're using to install your mod, it has to find the data folder. This means that when you install a mod, what is really going on is that you are adding additional files to your data folder. The net result is that the game loads files from its CPK, and replaces as many of these files with their modded versions from the data folder. You only only need the ones you want to modify, because if the game needs a file not found in the data folder, the Patcher allows it to load the vanilla file from its CPK instead. What's really nice is that you don't actually need to have all the game files in your data folder. In other words, the Patcher makes the game prioritize the modded file over the vanilla file. When the game needs to load files, rather than load files from its CPKs, the Patcher forces it to load the file from the data folder. You can think of the data folder as an already extracted CPK, but with modded files instead of the vanilla ones. Rather than package our modded files into a cpk file, we just place them in the data folder. Yet, in order to mod the game, we need to get the game to load our modded files instead of its vanilla files. If something does happen to the cpks in this folder you'd have to reinstall the game. The game will take its CPKs, and load the files contained within whenever necessary It is very important to not alter them in any way, or else Steam won't let you boot the game. The CPK folder contains all of the vanilla game files. You very likely also have an additional data folder, since you have modded the game. Since you have already modded the game, I think it is safe to assume that you also have an additional XV2Patcher folder too. Steam.\DB Xenoverse 2 one, contains a bin folder (as you have noticed), a CPK folder, and an EasyAntiCheat folder.
The regular option is the right one, it's C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\DB Xenoverse 2. So is my only option to try and drag all the files in to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common" Section then rename the file "DB Xenoverse 2" and pray that that works? Or is there a better way?" So I then renamed my game directory to this "C:\Games\DB Xenoverse 2\bin" that didn't work so I pulled the files out and tried "C:\Games\DB Xenoverse 2" But that didn't work either. Select the correct directory using the Browse button and then try again.
⚠️The directory where the game was installed could not be located. Now when I put in that game directory it said this So I looked into it, and the regular game directory is "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\DB Xenoverse 2" But I believe my game directory is "C:\Games\Dragon Ball - Xenoverse 2\bin" The way I got that info is by clicking Properties on DBXV2.exe and it gave me that specific location.
Dbz xenoverse 2 mod installer initcharlist failed mods#
But for mods like "New Transformations (Added Skills)" & "Revamp Xenoverse 2 Project – Main" has an Installer and they usually just give the game directory automatically, but that isn't the case for me. I have gotten my XV2 Mod Installer to work just fine and it has even loaded a mod. "I'm having an issue with the game directory.
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