Installing Fable Mods

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Here are some links to tutorials and information gathered in one post. Some of the tutorials are located on this forum, others are external. Lesson 1 Make of your gamefiles!!! You don't have to, but I'd recommend to do this when you start messing with them. Of course you can always reinstall the game, but that takes a lot more time then replacing the screwed files with the backups. Files to backup: Game.bin Script.bin Text.big Textures.big Graphics.big Effects.big FinalAlbion.wad By default these files can be found in the subfolders in: C: Program Files Microsoft Games Fable - The Lost Chapters Data How to make a backup: Click one a file once. Press 'ctrl' and 'c'.

Then press 'ctrl' and 'v'. # Making backups with ShadowNet is also very easy, see below for more details. I didn't make backups. Now my game won't run. # You can get the gamefiles of your fable disc[s]. # You can also reinstall the game.

Uninstall Fable, and check if there are any files left behind here: C: Program Files Microsoft Games Fable - The Lost Chapters [if you installed to a different directory check there of course] If there are any files, delete them before making a fresh install. Modding Utilities # Vista and Windows 7 users! # ShadowNet is Fable Explorer, but with more capabilities. If this works for you - use it instead of Fable Explorer 4. Create Your Own Model Railway Game. 1 It has a search function, and a build in backup function.

(Richt-click on a file in the top right corner, and select Backup. To restore: right-click and select Restore) ShadowNet can also merge multiple fmp's into a single fmp, I used this to make the. It also has the capability to make fmp's with script.bin entries - something that FableExplorer 4.1 can't. ->You need, and update your (and if it doesn't run you might need.) ->Also download the latest def.xml and put it in the Shadownet folder. # Fable Explorer is your basic tool for editing, and using or making mods for Fable. It can edit almost all gamefiles Fable uses. You need it to create and load FMP's (Fable Mod Package).

Info from the wiki Fable Explorer needs the (you can also use the ). ->you'll find a version with a search function - which is still beta, but it works fine for me. # BayStone wrote on Mon, 26 May 2008 16:21 Basically, I took FableExplorer and AlbionExplorer and fused them together and added a 3D region editor. I also tried to improve the user interface whenever possible. There are bugs in the application. I'm not going to pretend they aren't there, 'cause they are.

If the application crashes while you are using it do not come here shouting 'It cr4shes!1!' That's completely pointless. I have no time for that crap. Requirements * Knowledge of FE and 3D modelling packages, such as Blender *.NET 2.0 * DirectX 9.0c * Microsoft Visual C++ SP1 Update * A pc that wasn't built last decade -># With Albion Explorer you can edit the world of Fable (the levelscripts).

Buildings, chest, enemy's etc. To use this, you also need the FreeRoam App (see below). Basic help Albion Explorer needs the (you can also use the ). # This application extracts the FinalAlbion.wad into a bunch of tng's (which contain the levelscripts) It can patch it so you lose the normal borders in the game. # This isn't exactly an application, but it can serve as a substitute for the FreeRoam App. If you don't want to extract your FinalAlbion.wad or having trouble with the free roam app you can use this. You can also still edit tng's with.