Bash installers folder

Andrew Mascillaro Andrew Mascillaro 2 2 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges. I have attempted an answer, solution, below. In the end, the script will know where to find the static resources because it is in that same directory structure. If you stick with placing the script in the bin directory and not a symlink, I think your best bet is hard coded path, find, and searching for that static directory.

Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Charlie Wilson Charlie Wilson 3 3 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. You can also edit the author and description fields of any plugin. He is one prolific dude, I must say. Likewise, you can also add or remove Bash tags. If you copy the Bash tags to the mod's description field, then Bash will auto-detect the tag in the future.

Want to get started putting Bash tags to use? Then you're ready for alt3rn1ty's Pictorial Guide to Wrye Bash , which is like this guide, but more complete, and less nubbish. If you right-click the File bar at the top of the Mods tab and choose "List Mods This is great for getting help with mod issues, as most people will want to see your load order to help you troubleshoot. You may notice some mods in the list state a version number. Bash does not have psychic powers, despite evidence to the contrary; if the word "Version" is in the description field of the mod file, Bash will print the following number as the mod's version in the list.

Filling in the field description is yet another lost art; this new generation of modders really likes to keep us guessing, so you will only see this sometimes. From the same context menu, you can also choose "Load Oh, and of course, here is where you can make a Bashed Patch. You can also add various optional tweaks to it, which can eliminate a lot of little tweak mods from your load order, such as changing horse turning speed or arrow speed or the encumbrance multiplier or light flickers, etc.

These tweaks will apply globally in most cases, including to mod-added objects. If you want to make a Bashed Patch, and you're pretty comfortable with what you've read here already, then it's time to take the next step. It will go miles towards helping you keep your game installs clean and your mods organized. I myself haven't actually found any reason to install NMM, as Bash has worked beautifully for handling my Skyrim installs just like it did for Oblivion.

That's it, off you go then! Posted December 22, Posted December 30, Does Bash need to be installed in a game directory? Posted January 9, Posted January 19, Posted February 23, I've been looking for something like this, you have my thanks. Posted December 28, This has worked for the DLCs, unofficial patches, and Morroblivion. Now I want to install some mods to make Oblivion pretty, and nothing is working. Both times, I copy the 7z file into the Bain Installers folder, open Wrye Bash, click on the installers tab, but this time even though I install on that tab, nothing ever shows up on the mods tab list.

There are no sub-packages in the installer tab. BOSS won't recognize it. I've even gone as far as creating an. What am I doing wrong, and how do I fix it? Posted January 4, You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here.

Existing user? The results of the commands below on your computer will be slightly different, depending on your operating system and how you have customized your file system. Your current working directory is the directory where your commands are being executed. It is typically printed as the full path to the directory meaning that you can see the parent directory. To print the name of the current working directory, use the command pwd.

As this is the first command that you have executed in Bash in this session, the result of the pwd is the full path to your home directory.

The home directory is the default directory that you will be in each time you start a new Bash session. Often, you may want to change the current working directory, so that you can access different subdirectories and files. To change directories, use the command cd followed by the name of the directory e. Then, you can print your current working directory again to check the new path. For example, you can change the working directory to an existing documents directory under your home directory, and then check that the current working directory has been updated.

You can go back to the parent directory of any current directory by using the command cd.. You can also go back to your home directory e. The first step in creating a new directory is to navigate to the directory that you would like to be the parent directory to this new directory using cd.

Then, use the command mkdir followed by the name you would like to give the new directory e. For example, you can create a new directory under documents called assignments. Then, you can navigate into the new directory called assignments , and print the current working directory to check the new path.

Notice that mkdir command has no output. Also, because assignments is provided to Bash as a relative path i. Data Tip: Directory vs Folder: You can think of a directory as a folder.

However, recall that the term directory considers the relationship between that folder and the folders within it and around it.