Nordo
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No - so long as you have the lml folder (with your mods folders) located inside the main RDR2 folder i.e. where the Launcher.exe and/or RDR2.exe file is located. Check out the video above.- 770 comments
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I think there's a mod for that problem. Can't find it on rdr2mods, but I think this is it here https://www.nexusmods.com/reddeadredemption2/mods/5238
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Did you place the mod's folder into the lml folder? You must put the mod folder into the lml folder - leave the individual files within their folder.
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In my mods.xml file (within LML), there are many mods I previously loaded, but then discarded and removed from LML. Should I edit these out of mods.xml, or doesn't it matter? Also is there a way to verify that the files in my stream folder are being loaded? BTW, I would have searched through previous posts to see if these had already been addressed/covered, but I couldn't see a Search feature.
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vfs.log I've been wondering if the stream files (.ymt, .ydr, etc.) are being loaded. I've been told to check in vfs.log, but I can't find vfs.log. mods.xml In my LML folder, there is a mods.xml file. When I open it, there are references to many mods I that I have tried, but have since removed. Is that creating a problem? Should I edit the file and delete them? Or doesn't it matter?