THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS 'AS IS' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. My suggestion is only use versions downloaded from moddb and verify the checksum matches what moddb displays. You can trust it or not trust it at your discretion. As this is a free mod tool I won't be spending money to sign it. Why does Windows not trust the executable?
If the mod has optional configurations another dialog will be displayed to select those options (see below). What's up with the little icon next to the mod's picture?Ĭlicking the mod configuration icon will create or regenerate the EnabledMods.txt for the corresponding mod. If the EnabledMods.txt doesn't exist yet, then the tool will create it for you. Simply click on the mods picture and it will copy the EnabledMods.txt to EnabledMods.txt. It's up to you to ensure the mods are downloaded and installed properly in order to play them.
It won't download, install or modify any of the mods shown. The Sins Mod Manager maintains multiple EnabledMods text configurations (think templates) and allows you to activate the one you want prior to starting Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion. The Sins Mod Manager aims to be just that.
