AddOns won't work
My ESO AddOns won't show up in the AddOn interface. I have checked multiple times that all the files are there and that the paths are correct. They work on my friends account, but won't show up on mine! I'm usually really good with software issues, but i am at a total loss.
HELP please, and thank you! |
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Post the path all the way down to the addon's .txt file.
/edit: also, please state whether you are on the US or EU server. |
Add ons not showing up
I am having the same problem. My line goes like this:
Users>Cheryl>My Documents>Elder Scrolls Online>Live>Addons Am I really missing something or am I glitched? US server and the add on files show up in their entirety in the add on folder listed above |
Everything is supposed to be in your Documents folder, not My Documents.
http://www.esoui.com/forums/faq.php?..._howto_install |
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Add on not showing up
I have same issue and have done this a couple times.
I keep seeing some say documents vs My Documents. Under users, my name, my documents, elder scrolls online, live, addons, i see three folders (binding, img, lib) all but img have folders/files in them. So all looks good. Login, click add-ons and see and empty menu. Check allow out dated and still empty menu. Help. yes I'm a novice at this. |
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The file path should be Elder Scrolls Online\live\AddOns\CoolAddon\CoolAddon.txt What are you trying to install? |
I was adding this
Wykkyd's Framework
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Download the latest Wykkyd's Framework (mhFramework.zip file), double click on it to see what is inside and drag&drop whole "mhFramework" folder to Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\live\AddOns\. |
Or just use Minion, which will do all the heavy lifting for you
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Thanks Garkin!!
I was pulling the folders in the file. All good now
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Fix with the sub
I found a fix that should help all of you!
C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\live\AddOns\ <name of AddOn > \ <AddOn info> This is the pathway everyone seems to have, but it never works right? I was working on this for a few hours last night and discovered that: 1. one of my AddOns was an empty file 2. there was a subdirectory in all the mods so the pathway was C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\live\AddOns\FoundryTacticalCombat\FoundryTacticalCombat\ <Addon Info> I found that just by taking out the extra directory the Addon worked fine. So if you are still having problems check to make sure the file you downloaded is correct and there isn't a subdirectory |
This will most likely happen if you extract a zip archive and the extraction software (e.g. Winzip) will create a folder named like tne zip file + the extracted subfolder from the archive it's self
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Hi I just registered to sign in and post what fixed this issue for me.
Open your PC/main folder, then right-click on the "Document" folder (or library shortcut -- whatever it's called) and choose Properties. Click the "Location" tab. Notice the path there may be pointing elsewhere? Mine was, due to wanting to save space from my SSD by defaulting the "Documents" folder to my bigger HDD (E-Drive). I had to reset this location back to default, after I moved my data to another folder as to not overfill my C-Drive. But yeah, now it works and I see my add-ons..! |
I'm just wondering why the game won't recognize the "non deafault" documents folder and just reads the folders from the e: drive then??? Seems to be a bug in the game client in my eyes...
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For example in WoW, the addons folder was in C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns or C:\Users\Public\Games\World of Warcraft... |
The My Documents/Documents path is not unorthodox for games to save files. many games in the past used this user dependend path to store the data.
This way you wouldn't loose your save games and addon stuff if you reinstall the game and the c:\program files\... path gets deleted too. But in my eyes it shouldn't just use the c:\ (or system harddrive) to scan for the addons but use the real documents path that someone specified in the windows (OS) settings. |
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It seems like the "Documents" folder should be used for "Documents". Call me crazy, though... And software developers don't have to keep in-game data in Program files, for the unusual scenario that a user would be removing a game from their computer but wanting to keep the installed add-ons..? That's what the AppData folder is for. |
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