Thank you boa, for the help. And yeah sandrew, I assume the reason it didn't work in the first place was because the INI file wasn't in the "right place." Unfortunately, I'm not quite sure where that right place is on Mac (I'd assume it'd be the same folder that main.py was in.)

@Windup, just to make sure, did you restart GMM after putting the new mods in the folder?

@FlamingDodo, that advice is for Mac OS X computers. You're talking about the struct error and you're running Windows, correct? If so, did you follow my advice a little earlier?

The error looks like it has something to do with PyInstaller. Instead of running modman.exe, can any of you download Python 2.7.3, drag the .py files from the /src/ directory to where modman.exe normally goes, and try running main.py?

@Solarion, unfortunately not. I'm not sure what the difference the steam version has VS the drm-free version that would cause such an error. A screenshot might help, yeah.

@Vincam, sounds like you're getting an error. Make sure you extracted everything to the right place.

Hi lotten, right now you're currently using an outdated build. Grab the latest version, EasyGUI has long since been replaced.

Try different mods, maybe the one you used doesn't work properly. Otherwise, I need more information in order to help.

So far it seems that everyone that has this error has the steam version and has their game located at a nonstandard location. As to why this happens... I have no bloody clue. Everything should be relative. Is there anyone having this issue with a Drm-free copy or with steamapps in the normal location?

Moving from Working Mods to Mod Development.

This looks and sounds great, though it was a bit of a pain to make it .ftl (simply renaming it doesn't work because all of your stuff is nested inside a folder in the archive.) And once I did patch it in, when I clicked on new game my game seemed to crash (perhaps it is something on my end?).

Ne0, as far as I know, this program has been made obsolete by Darkfrost's program. Try it out.