The name needs to match exactly the name of the directory containing the mod inside game/Modules.Īlso note that you can edit the settings themselves by editing: For example, "Native" would load the native game and something like "Floris Expanded Mod Pack 2.54" or "Diplomacy" would load respectively the latest Floris or the Diplomacy mod. If that happens to you, you can instead edit this file:Īnd set the module you wish to load inside. Note that there seems to be a bug for a lot of people with this tool: the available mods do not appear properly in the selection list. It's a QT app that will allow you to change the same settings as the splash tool you're talking about, including the active mod to load. You need to use the separate config tool: The Linux port does not launch a pre-game config tool before the game itself like the Windows version.
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