Note: Morrowind Code Patch and 4GB Patch do not work with the GameStop/Impulse version of the game, so the Steam version is recommended instead.
This is especially true for Windows Vista/7/8 users. The installation of Morrowind will appear to be a strange place to begin a guide on modding, but getting the installation right will avoid some issues that might appear in the future. 1.2 Some points to remember for Steam Users.1.1 Installing Morrowind on Windows Vista/7/8.Now the patch and your mods will be loaded in one command. Type in:” exec master.txt ” and confirm by pressing the ‘Enter’ button.Read the description of each mod, some have special requirements like load last.Do the same for the Mods (example: ” exec yourmod.txt “).Open the master.txt file and type ” exec patch.txt ” to list the patch.txt file with a name of your likings (example: master.txt) Go to programfiles/steam/steamapps/commen/borderlands2/binaries/.Save time by creating a master file that enables you to load the Community Patch and your Mods in 1 go. Type in:” exec yourmod.txt ” and confirm by pressing the ‘Enter’ button.In the main menu enable the console menu by pressing your preset key (F6 in the example).Save Mods at programfiles/steam/steamapps/commen/borderlands2/binaries/.Install the Unofficial Community Patch.In this video Derch explains how you can run these Mods, also check out his channel as he is making videos about some of these Mods. There are community mods you can install that for example add custom weapons to the game. With the foundation of the Borderlands 2 unofficial community patch there are a few other thing you can do to enhance your game.
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