This was easily rectified by cutting and pasting the files, but it took me a while to work out why my characters were bald in-game The folder mishap didn't happen when I installed the HEXA Clothing Collection, though, so I've no idea what the cause is. What I mean by that is, the jgel02*HEXA files in the AA2_PLAY folder of the mod archive were actually put into the AA2 Edit directory along with the AA2_MAKE files. I installed the HEXA Hairpack 2.5 RE mod, but some files were not put in the correct place. Hey, nice work on this! I'm all for a faster alternative to the Illusion Wizzard I did have an issue when using it, however.
Credits: created by Alamar and enimaroah (for the file manipulation code). Click migrate NEW: AA2Pack The direct successor to AA2Decrypt, this implementation not only has a pretty interface, it has support for compression of.pp files and can process multiple at a time.Paste/browse to the directory location of wizzard (where the illusion_wizzard.exe is in).Project Source & Download: Project: Downloads: Migration from Wizzard If you would like to migrate mods from Wizzard to AA2Install, I have created an inbuilt tool to automate the process. The code to manipulate the game files is all native, so it can display the progress so you can tell if it has frozen/crashed or not. It only requires as much temporary space as the mods you are installing and installs all of them at once, instead of sequentially. It is also more efficient processing and storage wise. In a benchmark I did for installing HEXACC, it installed it under 20 minutes compared to at least an hour for Wizzard. Why should I use this instead of Wizzard? Mainly for performance. If you would like to bypass this there is an option in the preferences. It will indicate which mods are conflicting with a yellow background. NOTE: If there are conflicting files, it will refuse to install! Check the boxes next to the mods that you would like to be currently installed.Press the 'refresh' button (if you have modified the /mods directory while the program is open).Place Wizzard-ready mods that you would like to install in the /mods directory.
Auto-detects the location of both AA2 folders, but if it has issues finding them then list them manually in the preferences. Uses Wizzard-ready mods so you don't have to worry about a thing. Meant to be a successor to using Wizzard for AA2, AA2Install manipulates data files directly rather than using AA2Decrypt to edit files, meaning a faster and not so greedy (disk space) mod installer. For some reason even though I slap on the clothing mods with Illusion Wizzard, when I try to change a character's clothes, the new clothes don't show up.
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