Hi all, i have a mod that i want to remove from the game
its a german bus stop mod and i cant locate it in my mod directory
just wondered if anyone can help with the name>?
here is a picture of it (the long thin stops in middle of screen)
Looking for a german bus stop mod
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The bus stops are part of JoeFried's Road package. You likely want to keep it.
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A recipe to find the corresponding mod for Assets from your menu:
1. Make sure you have "Advanced Statistics" installed. Called AS later on
2. Find a really empty place on your map, best would be, if there is only vanilla gras.
3. Open AS, choose "Assets" and open "Radius".
4. Choose the size of the circle, so that it covers only the spot you see on the screen. If there is only vanilla gras, it should show nothing more in the "Models"-List.
5. Now build the asset you want to explore.
6. AS should now show some filenames.
7. Search for these names in the Userdata and/or workshop directory. That should give you the local path of the corresponding mod.
For me this works with a steam installation. No idea what needs to be different, if you dont use steam.
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The bus stops are part of JoeFried's Road package. You likely want to keep it.
cheers now found it and removed the mod
Display MoreA recipe to find the corresponding mod for Assets from you menu:
1. Make sure you have "Advanced Statistics" installed. Called AS later on
2. Find a really empty place on your mal, best would be, if there is only vanilla gras.
3. Open AS, choose "Assets" and open "Radius".
4. Choose the size of the circle, so that it covers only the spot you see on the screen. If there is only vanilla gras, it should show nothing more in the "Models"-List.
5. Now build the asset you want to explore.
6. AS should now show some filenames.
7. Search for these names in the Userdata and/or workshop directory. That should give you the local path of the corresponding mod.
For me this works with a steam installation. No idea what needs to be different, if you dont use steam.
never tried finding a mod this way
found that the helpful members in this forum always comes up with the mods i have the steam vesion installed but prefer to have all my mods manually installed -
Yes, normally you get an answer here. But in case you are impatient...
But I also figured out that my method not always shows some files. Some mods dont show any files in the list, for whatever reason.
