Rule The Mods -- a mod manager/installer (updated)

[cabalamat]

I have updated Rtmods, my program for managing and installing mods.

I have added the 1922 start historical fleets, with versions with/without the Washington Naval Treaty, and with/without the Versailles Treaty.

The full list of mods in the program is:

> python rtmods.py --list
List of all the mods...
ai_ships = lots of AI ships including some very big ones
byzantium = what if the Byzantine Empire survived?
empire_rising_sun = Japan, with Natherlands and ROC
hist1922 = historical legacy fleets starting in 1922
hist1922_france = historial legacy fleets, 1922, France, No treaties
hist1922_france_v = historial legacy fleets, 1922, France, Versailles Treaty
hist1922_france_w = historial legacy fleets, 1922, France, Washington Treaty
hist1922_france_wv = historial legacy fleets, 1922, France, Washington+Versailles Treaties
hist1922_germany = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Germany, No treaties
hist1922_germany_v = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Germany, Versailles Treaty
hist1922_germany_w = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Germany, Washington Treaty
hist1922_germany_wv = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Germany, Washington+Versailles Treaties
hist1922_italy = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Italy, No treaties
hist1922_italy_v = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Italy, Versailles Treaty
hist1922_italy_w = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Italy, Washington Treaty
hist1922_italy_wv = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Italy, Washington+Versailles Treaties
hist1922_japan = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Japan, No treaties
hist1922_japan_v = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Japan, Versailles Treaty
hist1922_japan_w = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Japan, Washington Treaty
hist1922_japan_wv = historial legacy fleets, 1922, Japan, Washington+Versailles Treaties
hist1922_uk = historial legacy fleets, 1922, UK, No treaties
hist1922_uk_v = historial legacy fleets, 1922, UK, Versailles Treaty
hist1922_uk_w = historial legacy fleets, 1922, UK, Washington Treaty
hist1922_uk_wv = historial legacy fleets, 1922, UK, Washington+Versailles Treaties
hist1922_usa = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USA, No treaties
hist1922_usa_v = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USA, Versailles Treaty
hist1922_usa_w = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USA, Washington Treaty
hist1922_usa_wv = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USA, Washington+Versailles Treaties
hist1922_ussr = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USSR, No treaties
hist1922_ussr_v = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USSR, Versailles Treaty
hist1922_ussr_w = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USSR, Washington Treaty
hist1922_ussr_wv = historial legacy fleets, 1922, USSR, Washington+Versailles Treaties
hist1936 = historical legacy fleets starting in 1936
hist1936_france = historical 1936 start for France
hist1936_germany = historical 1936 start for Germany
hist1936_italy = historical 1936 start for Italy
hist1936_japan = historical 1936 start for Japan
hist1936_uk = historical 1936 start for UK
hist1936_usa = historical 1936 start for USA
hist1936_ussr = historical 1936 start for USSR
invasion_range = increased invasion ranges
japan_roc = Japan, with RoC replacing Italy
roc = Republic of China
semi_hist_ships = semi-historical ship designs

[flessar]

bash: C:cab: command not found

I receive this notice when I attempt to use: "C:\cab> git clone github.com/cabalamat/rtmods.git"

[cabalamat]

The C:\cab> is a prompt; you're not supposed to type it. Just type the bit from git onwards.

Also, I'm surprised you're using bash since it is a Unix program and Rule The Waves runs on Windows machines.

[flessar]

fatal: repository does not exist is the new error.

This Bash is what the default download button gave me, is it likely to cause conflict?

[flessar]

Just brute forced my way past the error and somehow it worked by repeatedly entering the command.

[cabalamat]

Aug 19, 2021 17:33:33 GMT -6 flessar said:

fatal: repository does not exist is the new error.

This Bash is what the default download button gave me, is it likely to cause conflict?

Can you give me the full list of commands you're typing in?

[titusgroen]

What about using JSGME?

[cabalamat]

Feb 22, 2022 12:59:27 GMT -6 titusgroen said:

What about using JSGME?

What's that? I've never heard of it.