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Hello

I wanted to install few mods from nexus but a lot need to put some files into data/public but I missing this folder. Do any of you have any fix for this problem? Even if I copy it to data folder and create public then it won't work(mods).
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Ikrekot: Hello

I wanted to install few mods from nexus but a lot need to put some files into data/public but I missing this folder. Do any of you have any fix for this problem? Even if I copy it to data folder and create public then it won't work(mods).
what directory is game installed in? Windows 7?
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Ikrekot: Hello

I wanted to install few mods from nexus but a lot need to put some files into data/public but I missing this folder. Do any of you have any fix for this problem? Even if I copy it to data folder and create public then it won't work(mods).
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pleasenoname: what directory is game installed in? Windows 7?
Windows 10

G:\Divinity - Original Sin Enhanced Edition
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It appears that you have the folder .
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pleasenoname: It appears that you have the folder .
Hmmm? Where is "Public" folder?
"Some come in a .pak format, which you have to place in:
Path\To\My Documents\Larian Studios\Divinity Original Sin\Mods\

And others are Public and/or Mods folders, which both go into:
Divinity - Original Sin\Data\"

If the specific folder doesn't exist, create it.
Post edited December 31, 2018 by pleasenoname
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pleasenoname: "Some come in a .pak format, which you have to place in:
Path\To\My Documents\Larian Studios\Divinity Original Sin\Mods\

And others are Public and/or Mods folders, which both go into:
Divinity - Original Sin\Data\"

If the specific folder doesn't exist, create it.
ok thanks
Another question on the topic of using legacy mods.
I'm installing Better Tavern Music; it says to install the mod in the data directory, then delete the original files from the original directory, but there *aren't* .wem files anywhere else in the game directory.
What do I need to do about this?

My system and install:
Windows 7 64-bit
F:\Games\Divinity - Original Sin Enhanced Edition
Post edited June 02, 2019 by derelict.765
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derelict.765: Another question on the topic of using legacy mods.
I'm installing Better Tavern Music; it says to install the mod in the data directory, then delete the original files from the original directory, but there *aren't* .wem files anywhere else in the game directory.
What do I need to do about this?

My system and install:
Windows 7 64-bit
F:\Games\Divinity - Original Sin Enhanced Edition
Why you are using the word Legacy? What do you mean when you say that?
Usually When you put something in a folder somewhere it overides the compressed packed into one file that already exists. I'm not familiar with the files used in this game though.
Post edited June 04, 2019 by pleasenoname
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derelict.765: Another question on the topic of using legacy mods.
I'm installing Better Tavern Music; it says to install the mod in the data directory, then delete the original files from the original directory, but there *aren't* .wem files anywhere else in the game directory.
What do I need to do about this?

My system and install:
Windows 7 64-bit
F:\Games\Divinity - Original Sin Enhanced Edition
Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition\Data\Public\Main\Assets\Sound,
is where you install the sound files. The download already has Data>Public>Main>Assets>Sound in it. So just uncompressing it and putting it in Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition folder will have it in the correct place.
You read the uninstall instructions, you don't need to delete anything if you are installing it.
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derelict.765: Another question on the topic of using legacy mods.
I'm installing Better Tavern Music; it says to install the mod in the data directory, then delete the original files from the original directory, but there *aren't* .wem files anywhere else in the game directory.
What do I need to do about this?

My system and install:
Windows 7 64-bit
F:\Games\Divinity - Original Sin Enhanced Edition
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pleasenoname: Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition\Data\Public\Main\Assets\Sound,
is where you install the sound files. The download already has Data>Public>Main>Assets>Sound in it. So just uncompressing it and putting it in Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition folder will have it in the correct place.
You read the uninstall instructions, you don't need to delete anything if you are installing it.
Hey,

This thread's a while old now but I'll give it a bump, my first time playing D:OS EE, I was looking to add this to the crafting:
https://www.nexusmods.com/divinityoriginalsinenhancededition/mods/21?tab=description

I can't see the 'ItemCombos.txt' in the original install directory 'C:\Program Files (x86)\GOG Galaxy\Games\Divinity - Original Sin Enhanced Edition\'

I tried adding the new folders containing the ItemCombos.txt (Public\Shared\Stats) to the data folder inside the main install directory but it doesn't seem to make a difference.

The first thing I tried was 'Fire Arrowhead = Arrowhead + Cloth Scraps' but I got cloth boots, that's not going to do much damage to the undead haha.

Can anyone help?
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Post edited August 06, 2022 by ron-burgundy-198
It's been awhile since i made or used any mods and not in this game.
I can't download to look at the directory because don't have the password right now.
\Data\Public\Main\Stats is where other posts say the ItemCombos.txt goes.