Ok I'll check it out, thanks.

Uhm...

If I understand it:

Aetheria_Core folder and Gfx folder are required

Then each single file in Astronomicon folder is a spell

Each of this spell can be a module (each module is one file); and you can select the root node to install all the spell

So, for configuration you have 21 module and 23 item in filestructure (one for each spell, and the the 2 required folder)

I'm too tired to write a sample config file now

<FEVersion>1.02</FEVersion>

I have this in my config, but does it show up anywhere in the mod manager?

Edit: Looked in guide, apparently it isn't.

Might as well put it in our own descriptions then.

Could do an md5 hash of the exe maybe, although you'd need to keep that list updated then. I noticed before that they aren't really identifying the .exes properly with their version tags.

Anyway, I think that pretty low priority, I was just going through the configuration and noticed it. Where's ma notifications for updates?! 

Exe is version 1.0.2.0 and in the registry the version is 1.02 so I think this value can be used

[edit] I think tomorrow is the day for updates notifications

Yeah, but the value is not updated well. Frogboy's custom exe, for example, has the same version number.

you are right...md5 is the best solution...we think about it later

I downloaded the .exe but when I run it, it doesn't pick up any .zip files in my mod manager repository.

Edit: Also every time I run it I have to re-assign the mod manager repository and backup location.

By the way, where are you from ev4debug? I'm curious because we seem to be online at the same hours, and I'm from Sweden.

By the way, I hope the link for the user can be made to point to a website rather than a direct download location. Most of us uses nexus and you have to log in to their site and stuff, so we can't just give a direct download.

Thanks for the work on this.

It's looking great and furthermore has even greater future potential - I was/am a big fan of using mod manager programs for Oblivion, Skyrim, etc. If it could develop toward a point where the user can browse FE mods from within the mod manager, and grab and install them all within the interface... that would enhance the mod-friendliness of the game and user-friendliness of using mods, which would be awesome.

Keep up the good work, + lots of respect

Very nice, thanks for your hard work on this.

Minor details, the "release date" and "download" in the description of the update should have upper cases, "Release date:" and "Download".

Also I ticked in "check for updates at start-up" but it doesn't report any updates found until I use check mod updates.

I will start using this in the next release, I only have a few minor bug fixes so far so I don't want to do another release right now. (Honestly, I thought this would take more time to implement heh)