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I think I have fixed the issue in my previous post, I just merged them in script merger. No issues so far. I do have a question for those who use this guide. Is it normal in the main menu in video settings to see texture and shadow quality on low? Is it because of the setting files we changed in the guide? Or should i set them back to ultra in game?

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  On 7/19/2016 at 11:15 PM, D1Z4STR said:

I think I have fixed the issue in my previous post, I just merged them in script merger. No issues so far. I do have a question for those who use this guide. Is it normal in the main menu in video settings to see texture and shadow quality on low? Is it because of the setting files we changed in the guide? Or should i set them back to ultra in game?

Normal due to ini tweaks.
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I can't seem to be able to merge the mods.  Maybe someone can help me here?

 

I follow the instructions up to that part:

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Place the extracted mod<Modname> folders of the texture mods to be merged in TW3ModMerging/Input.Execute ModKitchen.On the Uncook game files tab, select the TW3ModMerging/Input folder.Select [Uncook] then [OK] to the pop up window. This will extract the files from the input mods into the TW3ModMerging/Raw/Uncooked folder.

There, I get the pop-up, then it crashes.

 

My input folder has: modALL, modBlood, etc.

I have configured everything as the guide says in ModKitchen, I left everything else to default:
-texture format: TGA.

-Skip errors: checked.

-Dump redswf files: unchecked.

 

 

I have Windows 10, latest updates installed.  .Net 4.5 is installed (tried reinstalling it, it says it's integrated into the OS, so I know it's there).

 

The first part of the guide says: "

Select the x64 folder inside <The Witcher 3 Modkit>/bin and click [OK]."

So I selected ...\Witcher 3 mod tools\Bin

The other one is identical.

 

I tired running ModKitchen as admin and disabling anti-virus+firewall, no change.

 

 

I always get the following message:

  Reveal hidden contents

 

Edited by viper37
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Hello guys, I was trying to follow the guide today and everything was alright until I reached the modkitchen part. After trying to uncook the first set of mods, I receive this error which brought me to a full stop: https://gyazo.com/50b9f996d2f62d9051d388be5b296642 

I tried running the application as administrator, I tried reinstalling ModKit, but nothing seemed to solve the issue. Any help is appreciated. Thank you

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  On 7/29/2016 at 7:59 AM, Bloonan said:

Hmm...yeah, sorry about that. Here's the working one: https://gyazo.com/74b9460c05f13d4c8ac139f60ba412cb

Now when I try to uncook, the cmd window is blank for about 10-15 seconds then 6-7 lines of messages appear and dissappear together with the cmd window in an instant.

You have a space in the path to the mod tools... fix it. :)

 

  On 7/29/2016 at 1:24 PM, Bloonan said:

Would it matter that I am using Windows 10?

It shouldn't as I use windows 10 as well.

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Yeah, turns out that was the issue...and a borky install of mod kit. Now all is working and I'm enjoying the game. Thanks a lot Talos!

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  On 7/29/2016 at 9:04 PM, Bloonan said:

Yeah, turns out that was the issue...and a borky install of mod kit. Now all is working and I'm enjoying the game. Thanks a lot Talos!

The name is Neovalen, however, my rank is a man ascended to godhood (Talos). :)

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Hey - just thought users of this guide might find this info handy:

 

NMM is a bad idea with Witcher 3. It doesn't handle everything that a lot of mods cover (especially the really fun mods). So, when installing mods what you'll want to do instead is download and install manually according to the mod's instructions for installation. If it's a script or xml based mod (or both) , then use "Script Merger" (which you can find on the nexus) to merge it with your other mods. Don't worry - manual installation is usually pretty easy. (It was designed that way - drag and drop a folder is usually all you need to do.)

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Now I have another issue, I want to uninstall Primer but I don't have a clue about how to do it without destroying the balance of the game. Simply disabling it through NMM won't simply do it, I guess. I saw the option Uninstall Primer in the in-game Mod menu, but toggling that won't kill the mod's functions. 

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  On 7/30/2016 at 9:36 AM, Richiesusername said:

Hey - just thought users of this guide might find this info handy:

 

NMM is a bad idea with Witcher 3. It doesn't handle everything that a lot of mods cover (especially the really fun mods). So, when installing mods what you'll want to do instead is download and install manually according to the mod's instructions for installation. If it's a script or xml based mod (or both) , then use "Script Merger" (which you can find on the nexus) to merge it with your other mods. Don't worry - manual installation is usually pretty easy. (It was designed that way - drag and drop a folder is usually all you need to do.)

People keep saying this but I have never found this to be the case with the current version and I've been using it for a long while now. Yes, I do double check that things are removed.

  On 7/30/2016 at 10:11 AM, Bloonan said:

Now I have another issue, I want to uninstall Primer but I don't have a clue about how to do it without destroying the balance of the game. Simply disabling it through NMM won't simply do it, I guess. I saw the option Uninstall Primer in the in-game Mod menu, but toggling that won't kill the mod's functions. 

I believe you need to click uninstall in the mod menu (this fixes the skills back to vanilla default), then simply uninstall via NMM and delete the files manually installed in the steps under special installation. That should place you back into a vanilla state. Obviously be sure to redo any merges.

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