[Silverpen]

Hello,

I have original game discs for for CCI CCIII CCIV and CCV. I have already installed about 5 mods for CCV and wish to install about a dozen more
for CCIII and CIV .I have a single C drive.My questions are:
Without adding any more Mods can I install more than one different CC game on C drive without screwing up the installed CCV game and mod presently installed on Config Manager? If not do I need to install the original game in C with a different title/file name or can I just install the game as I did with CCV?
Can I use the same Config Manger for say three different CC games or do I need a separate one for each different game?Will the config manager
pickup up that a  different game is involved?
If a separate Config Manager Folder is needed how do I differentiate the different Config folders?
Finally is there a limit to the number of Mods the Config Manager can hold?

I really appreciate your help.

Silverpen  

[mooxe]

Silverpen, each version of CC has its own version of Config Manager. The Config Manager you have been using for CC5 cannot be used for any other version of CC. The other Config Managers are available in the download section. The only limit that I know of for mods is harddrive space.

[Silverpen]

Hello VVV.

Thanks for the reply. Ok I understand.A separate Config Manager for each version of CC; now how does one distinguish a different Config
Manager when linstalled in C? What title or name do I assign to it? Config Manager CCIII or V as the case may be? Or will the CC mod with its
own config manager have a unigue name that will enable me to identify it in C Drive.


SILVERPEN  

[squadleader_id]

If you want to install mutiple mods using the Config Manager (see screenshot)...you might need to use 1 separate Config Manager Install for each mod (just make different Config Manager folders).
If you switch in and out between mods...then 1 Config Manager is enough.

[Silverpen]

Hi VVV.

Ok Got it!

Thank you very much.


Silverpen

[mooxe]

Any folder name works for the different versions of Config Manager. Its a user preference.