Some mods aren't compatible with each other, even if they are individually installed correctly, as they use the same files as each other.

These files will contain the data from the latest mod installed, and so data in that file that an older mod needs may not be there, which can cause a crash.

So to fix it, you'll probably want to remove the mods. You can do that by reinstalling, or I think there's a file in the downloads section of this site with most of the original data files.

[This message has been edited by Xygr (edited 11-25-2005 @ 05:50 PM).]

Xygr has good advice.... don't mix mods... unless you understand and take responsibility for understanding the changes and interaction yourself. Mod makers have no way of knowing your mod mix, and certainly do not text all permutaions!

Get back to a clean version of RTW, e.g., RTW + patch 1.2 with no mods at all. The best way is to do a full restore. If you cannot, then reinstall. Personally, I'd do a deaktop install, here. Don't skip steps unless you understand why & what impact you have by not doing them. You want a known good RTW install, then back it up, then add one mod at a time, and text after each step.

yea i got 2 annoyed in figuring out the problem so i just reinstalled it and im just going take one mod at a time and c if they work 2gether. thanks