See Configure Mod for more info. Useful if you've added, removed, or updated mod files in your mod library and you want the changes to appear in your My Mods Tab. While on the Browse Catalog Tab , forces an update of your catalog subscriptions. Prompts before deleting. Reset Columns: Resets columns to defaults on the current tab.
Download: Browse Catalog Tab only. Downloads the selected mod from the catalog. Tip: You can also double-click a mod to download it. Pause Download: Browse Catalog Tab only. Pauses the currently selected download. Not all downloads can support the pause function. Resume Download: Browse Catalog Tab only. Resumes the currently selected download.
Cancel Download: Browse Catalog Tab only. Cancels the currently selected download. Tries again to install a mod if it failed to install after download. Tip: Right-click the tab to open your Mod Library folder in Windows. What it is: A list of all of the mods that you have installed, whether it was from the Import Mod window, the Browse Catalog Tab , or from Shell Integration. You will see basic information about each mod, including Name, Author, Category, and its Active status.
Mods are loaded in order from top highest priority to bottom lowest priority. See the Load Order section below for more information about organizing your mods correctly. Column View: You can drag and drop the column headers Name, Author, Category, Active left and right to change the position of the columns.
You can also resize them by clicking the bars in between each column and dragging them left or right. If you ever want to reset your columns back to their default views, click.
Note: You cannot sort your mod list on the 'My Mods' Tab by clicking the headers as this is counter-intuitive to the Load Order and how 7th Heaven applies your mods. Use the Mod Sidebar instead. Active mods will apply to and affect your game. Inactive mods will not. Configure Mod: Click to change the settings for the selected mod. See the Mod Sidebar and Configure Mod sections for more information. Tip: You can also double-click a mod to bring up the 'Configure Mod' window.
Category: Categories tell you the general contents of a mod or what it affects in game. More importantly, categories are used to help you and 7th Heaven determine the best Load Order for your mods. Categories are new in 7th Heaven 2. If the category is 'Unknown'. Load Order: 7th Heaven applies the contents of your activated mods to your game in order from top to bottom. It's a game of 'King of the Hill', and the mod on top always wins. This is important to keep in mind so you can organize your mods appropriately.
For example, let's say you have 2 music mods. It's your favorite version of the song and you want to hear it in the game.
Let's also pretend that Music Mod 'B' contains every music track in the game, including the Gold Saucer Theme, but it's not the version of the theme you like best.
That is a very basic example of how your Load Order affects the game. It gets more complicated when you add in multiple mods that affect multiple things in the game like textures for battle screens, the world map, spells, 3D character models, music, movies, gameplay, language and translation mods, etc. In general, it is a good idea to only have ONE mod from a given category active at a time. If you switch between multiple mods in the same category, deactivate the mod not in use to prevent conflicts.
Always deactivate mods that you are not using. Do NOT install and activate every conceivable mod because you 'want all the things'. That is NOT how modding works! You will not see everything, it will heavily slow down your game, and can even cause game crashes to occur.
Sorting your Mods: 7th Heaven includes a number of ways to help you sort your mods and make things a little easier for you. You can change the order of your mods by dragging and dropping them in the list, or by using the controls in the Mod Sidebar.
This is very useful because it will sort your mods in order from top to bottom based on known mods, catalogs, and categories that work best with the least amount of conflicts. Mod authors can even specify in the programming of their mod mod. Clicking Auto Sort will do this for you automagically.
Tip: Right-click the tab to open General Settings to change your catalog subscriptions. What it is: A list of all of the mods that are available for download from your catalog subscription links. Popular catalog subscription links are included with 7th Heaven by default, but you can add more in General Settings.
Column View: You can drag and drop the column headers Name, Author, Released, Category, Size, and Installed left and right to change the position of the columns. You can also sort the list by a specific column by clicking the column header Browse Catalog tab only.
Installed : Indicates whether or not the mod is already downloaded and in the My Mods Tab. Tip: You can also double-click to start a download. You can monitor the progress of your downloads in the Downloads area at the bottom of the window. Note: You are limited to 1 mod downloading at a time, but you can queue up as many as you want. This is to prevent abuse of starting and not finishing multiple mods at a time.
The mods are usually hosted on free services like Mega or Google Drive which have timed data usage limits such as daily. You might try downloading the mod again later. So, if there is a problem direct downloading a mod, 7H can prompt you to go to a web site like Nexus Mods to download the mod instead. Cancel Download : Cancels downloading the selected mod in the downloads window. Retry Installing Mod : Re-attempt to install a mod if it failed to install after initial download.
Search Bar Search Box: Start typing a search query in the text box and 7th Heaven will start searching immediately as you type.
Filters : Click the drop down arrow in the Search Box to pop up a list of tags you can filter by, such as categories. Under the Browse Catalog Tab , you will see additional tags such as filtering by Catalog Name or other tags specified by the catalog subscription author.
Click on the drop down arrow again to dismiss the filter dialog and apply your selected filters. You can do that by right-clicking the Start Menu button in newer versions of Windows, then select Command Prompt.
Or, you can click Start, Run or type in the search bar and type cmd. From within the Command Prompt window, navigate to your 7th Heaven installation folder where 7th Heaven. Press the Enter key after each command. This can be useful for automation or creating batch files or customized shortcuts. How to Use: You will type "7th Heaven. See below explanations. Example: 7th Heaven. The profile name must exist. You can modify and create Profiles from Profiles.
This is useful if you want to create a shortcut that opens a certain profile with a certain mod configuration what mods are active and what settings are configured for those mods. If you start 7th Heaven. It may take up to 10 seconds for 7th Heaven to close after exiting the game. An example of using all of these functions together is below. Example: "7th Heaven. IRO file for distribution. IRO file will be created with the same name as the folder, with an. IRO file extension.
IRO file. A subfolder with the. IRO file's name will be automatically created. Alternatively, you can double-click an active mod. What it is: Here you can configure the options that are available for your mod. Not all mods have configurable options. How to Use: The available options for your mod will be in a list on the left. Select an item in the list to configure, and you will see the configuration settings on the right.
The configuration options will be different for every mod. They can be as simple as a toggle switch to turn something on or off, or you might have a drop down list of multiple options to select from. As you select different options, the mod author may display a preview image of that feature of their mod showcasing how your selections affect the game.
For music mods, you may also see a music 'Preview' button on the bottom if the mod author supplied previews. Clicking the 'Preview' button will allow you to hear the selection. Click 'Stop' to stop playing the audio. Click the 'Save' button to save your settings for this mod, or 'Cancel' to abort any changes. If you accidentally selected 'Standard Install', 7H can automatically fix this for you later. Click 'Browse'. Click 'OK'. Click 'Yes'.
Your destination folder should look like the screenshot. Enjoy the music while your game installs. Ignore the message instructions. Installing 7th Heaven 1. Select your language and click OK. Select 'I accept the agreement' then click 'Next'. Skip to content. Star Code Issues Pull requests Security Insights.
Releases Tags. Exit the menu and your screen should return to normal. To prevent the issue, install and activate a movies mod or copy your movies from disc. Also, if you use a 'Skip FMVs' tweak in a mod during the intro movie, you will cause this problem. A: While this should be rare now with 7th Heaven 2. You most likely have a sound device selected in your Game Launcher Settings that is unavailable. For example, you may have selected a USB headset, but it is now unplugged.
It is recommended that you keep your Sound Device selected as 'Auto-Switch Windows Default ' which can prevent this from happening, because 7H will always use the device that Windows is using. Open your Game Driver Settings and go to the 'Graphics' tab to turn this off.
Open your Game Driver Settings and go to the 'Advanced' tab to find these settings and turn them off. It's also possible you have some debug options turned on in your Game Driver config file which is FFNx. The debug options should be towards the bottom of the cfg file.
You can disable them by putting a symbol as the first character on the line for that option. The cfg file can be opened in a text editor like Notepad. A: The first thing you should do is deactivate all of your mods and try to get past the same area in the game again.
If there is no crash, then it's possible that one of your mods is causing an issue. Re-enable your mods one by one until you experience the crash again.
Some options in the Game Driver may also cause crashing depending on your setup or video card. Try disabling Linear Filtering. Try restarting your computer. If you're still having issues, report the error and follow the instructions given to the developers.
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