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; during gameplay, so by default it is placed at the same level as the game folder. | ; during gameplay, so by default it is placed at the same level as the game folder. | ||
; Here are the Oblivion and Skyrim defaults, and two other examples. | ; Here are the Oblivion and Skyrim defaults, and two other examples. | ||
;sOblivionMods=.. | ;sOblivionMods=../Oblivion Mods | ||
sOblivionMods=D: | sOblivionMods=D:/Skyrim Mods | ||
;sOblivionMods=C: | ;sOblivionMods=C:/Games/Oblivion Mods | ||
;sOblivionMods=C: | ;sOblivionMods=C:/Steam/SteamApps/common/Skyrim Mods | ||
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; You'll need to use an absolute path to your saved games folder, so here | ; You'll need to use an absolute path to your saved games folder, so here | ||
; are the defaults and a few examples. | ; are the defaults and a few examples. | ||
;sBashModData=.. | ;sBashModData=../Oblivion Mods/Bash Mod Data | ||
sBashModData=D: | sBashModData=D:/Skyrim Mods/Bash Mod Data | ||
;sBashModData=C: | ;sBashModData=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/My Documents/My Games/Oblivion/Bash Mod Data | ||
;sBashModData=C: | ;sBashModData=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local/Skyrim/Bash Mod Data | ||
;--sInstallersData is the directory containing data about which installers | ;--sInstallersData is the directory containing data about which installers | ||
; are installed by Wrye Bash. If you changed sBashModData above, you'll | ; are installed by Wrye Bash. If you changed sBashModData above, you'll | ||
; probably want to change this one too. Examples: | ; probably want to change this one too. Examples: | ||
;sInstallersData=.. | ;sInstallersData=../Oblivion Mods/Bash Installers/Bash | ||
sInstallersData=D: | sInstallersData=D:/Skyrim Mods/Bash Installers/Bash | ||
;sInstallersData=C: | ;sInstallersData=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/My Documents/My Games/Oblivion/Bash Installers/Bash | ||
;sInstallersData=C: | ;sInstallersData=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local/Skyrim/Bash Installers/Bash | ||
;sInstallersData=C: | ;sInstallersData=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local/Skyrim/Bash Installers Data | ||
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; automatic detection and -g command line parameter fail to find the game. | ; automatic detection and -g command line parameter fail to find the game. | ||
; If using a relative path, it will be relative to the Mopy directory. | ; If using a relative path, it will be relative to the Mopy directory. | ||
;sOblivionPath=C: | ;sOblivionPath=C:/Games/Oblivion | ||
;sOblivionPath=G: | ;sOblivionPath=G:/Oblivion | ||
sOblivionPath=E: | sOblivionPath=E:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common | ||
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;--User directory arguments. | |||
; These arguments allow you to specify your user directories in several ways. | |||
; These are only useful if the regular procedure for getting the user directory fails. | |||
; And even in that case, the user is probably better off installing win32com. | |||
;--UserPath is the user profile path. | |||
; May help if HOMEDRIVE and/or HOMEPATH are missing from the user's environment. | |||
; Example=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye | |||
;sUserPath=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye | |||
;sUserPath=C:/Users/Wrye | |||
;--PersonalPath is the user's personal directory ("My Documents"). | |||
; Should be used in conjunction with either the -l argument or | |||
; setting sLocalAppDataPath. | |||
;sPersonalPath=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/My Documents | |||
;sPersonalPath=C:/Users/Wrye/Documents | |||
;--LocalAppDataPath is the user's local application data directory. | |||
; Should be used in conjunction with either the -p argument or | |||
; setting sPersonalPath. | |||
;sLocalAppDataPath=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/Local Settings/Application Data | |||
;sLocalAppDataPath=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local | |||
;--SteamInstall Bash will try to detect if you have a Steam install but | |||
; if it fails to properly detect it (or incorrectly detects that you do) | |||
; you can set this to the desired setting. | |||
;bSteamInstall=True | |||
;bSteamInstall=False</pre> |
Latest revision as of 18:37, March 23, 2021
; _____ _ ; / ____| | | ; | | __ ___ _ __ ___ _ __ __ _ | | ; | | |_ | / _ /| '_ / / _ /| '__|/ _` || | ; | |__| || __/| | | || __/| | | (_| || | ; /_____| /___||_| |_| /___||_| /__,_||_| [General] ;--sOblivionMods is an alternate root directory for Bash Installers and other Bash data. ; Putting it under the game's install directory can cause performance problems ; during gameplay, so by default it is placed at the same level as the game folder. ; Here are the Oblivion and Skyrim defaults, and two other examples. ;sOblivionMods=../Oblivion Mods sOblivionMods=D:/Skyrim Mods ;sOblivionMods=C:/Games/Oblivion Mods ;sOblivionMods=C:/Steam/SteamApps/common/Skyrim Mods ;--sBashModData is the directory containing data about your mods, ini edits, etc. ; If using MOM, mTES4 Manager, or other utility to manage multiple installs, ; you will want to change this to keep the Bash data with your saved games. ; You'll need to use an absolute path to your saved games folder, so here ; are the defaults and a few examples. ;sBashModData=../Oblivion Mods/Bash Mod Data sBashModData=D:/Skyrim Mods/Bash Mod Data ;sBashModData=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/My Documents/My Games/Oblivion/Bash Mod Data ;sBashModData=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local/Skyrim/Bash Mod Data ;--sInstallersData is the directory containing data about which installers ; are installed by Wrye Bash. If you changed sBashModData above, you'll ; probably want to change this one too. Examples: ;sInstallersData=../Oblivion Mods/Bash Installers/Bash sInstallersData=D:/Skyrim Mods/Bash Installers/Bash ;sInstallersData=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/My Documents/My Games/Oblivion/Bash Installers/Bash ;sInstallersData=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local/Skyrim/Bash Installers/Bash ;sInstallersData=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local/Skyrim/Bash Installers Data ;--OblivionPath is the game directory (containing Oblivion.exe, TESV.exe, etc). ; A "normal" install of Bash will place the Mopy directory in your game directory. ; Use this argument only if you placed Bash outside of the game directory and the ; automatic detection and -g command line parameter fail to find the game. ; If using a relative path, it will be relative to the Mopy directory. ;sOblivionPath=C:/Games/Oblivion ;sOblivionPath=G:/Oblivion sOblivionPath=E:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common ;--User directory arguments. ; These arguments allow you to specify your user directories in several ways. ; These are only useful if the regular procedure for getting the user directory fails. ; And even in that case, the user is probably better off installing win32com. ;--UserPath is the user profile path. ; May help if HOMEDRIVE and/or HOMEPATH are missing from the user's environment. ; Example=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye ;sUserPath=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye ;sUserPath=C:/Users/Wrye ;--PersonalPath is the user's personal directory ("My Documents"). ; Should be used in conjunction with either the -l argument or ; setting sLocalAppDataPath. ;sPersonalPath=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/My Documents ;sPersonalPath=C:/Users/Wrye/Documents ;--LocalAppDataPath is the user's local application data directory. ; Should be used in conjunction with either the -p argument or ; setting sPersonalPath. ;sLocalAppDataPath=C:/Documents and Settings/Wrye/Local Settings/Application Data ;sLocalAppDataPath=C:/Users/Wrye/AppData/Local ;--SteamInstall Bash will try to detect if you have a Steam install but ; if it fails to properly detect it (or incorrectly detects that you do) ; you can set this to the desired setting. ;bSteamInstall=True ;bSteamInstall=False