HOW TO: Manually Install Shessar's Fireplaces for CC3+ [Unofficial]
Dogtag
Moderator, Betatester Traveler
I've seen occasional lamentation on the forum regarding the inability to install Shessar's excellent DD3 fireplace symbol set for use with CC3+. If you have DD3, the setup file is available for download but it was written for CC3 and does not yet install to the correct locations for CC3+.
But you can install them manually.
The following steps worked for me, on my Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit operating system, but they should work on other versions of Windows too. These are the steps that I used, personally, and the information below is not officially supported by ProFantasy.
Try this:
Cheers,
~Dogtag
But you can install them manually.
The following steps worked for me, on my Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit operating system, but they should work on other versions of Windows too. These are the steps that I used, personally, and the information below is not officially supported by ProFantasy.
Try this:
- Download the setup file for Shessar's Fireplaces from your DD3 downloads link.
- Rename the file so the file extension is ZIP instead of EXE.
- Double-click the ZIP file to open it.
- Extract the Symbols folder to your CC3Plus data directory.
By default, this is C:\ProgramData\Profantasy\CC3Plus but it may be different if you changed it during CC3+ setup. Windows will probably warn you that there is already a "Symbols" folder and ask if you want to proceed. - If prompted, click Yes. You are only adding Shessar's fireplace symbols, so you will not overwrite anything.
- Open CC3+.
- Click File>Open from the menu bar.
The File manager dialog box displays. - Select CC3/CC2 FSC Symbol catalog from the Files of type drop-down list.
- Navigate to C:\ProgramData\Profantasy\CC3Plus\Symbols\Dungeons\Shessar\Fireplaces. This is the default location. If you used a custom data folder, then navigate to there.
- Open Fireplaces.FSC.
It will probably be just a big green screen, but you will see the fireplaces in the symbol catalog. - Type FFIX and then press Enter.
This command fixes image path information in the FSC file. There won't be any visible change, but the command line should now read, Command [FFIX]:. - Save and close the file.
Cheers,
~Dogtag