Tried out using corsix, just wont run.
The other mods are not having this "unique" "problem".
Just have to wait & see if any other solutions or "hopefully" the new patch 2.301 will remedy this problem. 🤔
Well, Gensingstar got it working just fine with 2.3, however apparently the 2.3 trainer is sketchy as a result. I'd think that's likely a result of altering some of what was patched to fix the -dev problem, but I honestly don't know what measures Corsix took. Other mods, depending on what they are changing, may or may not be effected by what the 2.3 patch messed up, but I don't expect you to take my word for it, which is why I've repeatedly linked to:
forums.relicnews.com/index.php?
There are many many threads discussing the problems with 2.3 at great length, what is and what isn't effected, possible remedies, and of course work-around methods which I am trying to convey.
As I have said before, I use version 2.202 precisely because mods are completely unfettered, the trainer(s) work like a charm if you're so inclined, and I can keep Relic's nonsense "auto patch" out of my way by merely authenticating the game disk.
While I know first hand it's a complete pain in the behind, I recommend for most people that want to use mods and trainers together and have them work correctly if at all, than they should look into taking a step back to 2.202 or earlier version of the game so that everything works properly and can work together.
What I did was simply uninstall, reinstall, and forcibly deny the game access to the internet by having my firewall stop it so that it can't auto patch, which if you let it check, it will always see the latest patch and basically force you to update (which I despise from the core of my being, I should be the final decider of whether or not I patch up, not Relic).
I know it's a pain in the butt, I was in the same boat about 5 minutes after updating to 2.3 a while back only to discover what Relic had done.
The game will require you to "validate the game disk" when you start up, and if you have the disk in the drive it will check it real fast and you're good to go, and no auto updates to worry about.
You can get all of the manually applied patches at places like:
www.gamershell.com/
Which I use over most other file sites since there are no queues, plenty of mirrors, and the speeds are good.
[Edit] An additional note, the mod(s) will work fine with any version BEFORE 2.3, so you can play "vanilla" which is straight unpatched from your install disk, or patch all the way up to 2.202 (the version I currently play) and the mods work.
I apologize for the frustration, but the developer (Relic) is responsible for patching the game, and of course breaking the -dev command with the 2.3 patch, and -dev is pretty darn important to mods.
[Edited by knightpress, 4/10/2008 6:23:24 PM]
my fire wall wont block it but i just pull out interent kabel until game started up