Manual Method - use the 'Installer Method' below if you have doubts • Locate the steam folder containing the game's executable: in your Steam game library right click Medieval II: Total War and select 'Properties' in the drop down menu. In the new window click the 'Local Files' tab and then click 'Browse Local files'. • Make a copy of the medieval2 application file: select highlight the file, press Ctlr+C and then press Ctlr+V. This will create a file named 'medieval2 - Copy' - now select highlight this file and press F2, this will allow you to change the name of the file. Proceed and rename it to kingdoms, press return once you are finished.

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Underneath a list of possible reasons why the short cut method will not work after creating the kingdoms application file: • The mod has been installed into the wrong folder: to check, simply right click the mod's original desktop shortcut and choose 'open file location'. Make sure the path to this folder looks similar to this. Medieval II Total War mods MyFavoriteMod. If it is somewhere else then the easiest way is to delete the folder and it's desktop short cut and install again. More experienced users can try their hand at moving the folder into the right directory - a new desktop shortcut for the BAT file will need to created then.

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• You misspelled the name of the executable when you copied it: it has to be kingdoms.exe, to check in your Steam game library right click Medieval II: Total War and select 'Properties' in the drop down menu. In the new window click the 'Local Files' tab and then click 'Browse Local files'.

• There are some entries in the Steam launcher options: in your Steam game library right click Medieval II: Total War and select 'Properties' in the drop down menu. In the new window click the 'General' tab if not open already and click on 'Set launch option' - delete any content and click 'OK'. • The mod is not created for kingdoms: to check, simply right click the mod's original desktop shortcut and choose 'open file location'. Now right click the highlighted BAT file and select 'Edit' from the drop down menu. Ghost Windows Xp Professional Sp3 X32bit Sata Drivers more. Check if it says medieval2.exe somewhere in the command line, example: start medieval2.exe @mods MyNewMod Configuration.cfg If that is the case then the mod is not playable in Steam regardless of the method used, it needs to list kingdoms.exe in the original BAT file. • There is no desktop short cut: Locate the Steam folder containing your mod's BAT file: in your Steam game library right click Medieval II: Total War and select 'Properties' in the drop down menu. In the new window click the 'Local Files' tab and then click 'Browse Local files'.

Now open the 'mods' directory and then locate and open the folder of your mod. Rightclick the BAT file, it is listed as 'Windows Batch File' in the type column and then choose 'Send to desktop (create shortcut). You can now rename the short cut (F2, remember?) and give it it's own icon by right clicking it and choosing 'Properties' and then 'Change Icon' - browse to the mod's folder which usually contains an icon and select it. Note: If all of these checks have failed then you will have most likely installed one of the 'faulty' game versions that do not accept this method, unfortunately there is so far nothing to fix this. You can however use the ' method to start your mod.

This tutorial is availbale [www.twcenter.net] and [www.twcenter.net]. I followed the instrucctions for installing Bellum Crucis 7.0, on TWC, i intsalled it under D: /Games/Steam/Steamapps/Common/ Medieval II Total War/Mods. It says the installation was succesfull, but whenever i try to start it, from the Bellum Crucis shortcut, there appears a black screen that says something like: 'Bat to exe converter, with a link,, and advanced bat to exe converter, upgrade to pro to remove this screen'. And thats all, it doesnt open any game, neither the mod or vanilla one.