How to install ibfd on steam? check this

[PlPs]

hello all

Seeing as many people tend to ask this question. follow the steps then play this mod. you dont have to download any files.

firstly you must install mod your steam folder; for example C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\rome total war gold

then

go library on steam
select rome total war and right click

after the click properties you will see this

now, you have to type this to launch option
-mod:ibfd -show_err -nm

thats all you have to do. click ok then close

you have to start game on library. double click to rome total war gold edition and select BI


enjoy

[First Citizen Gallienus]

So I assume this applies to IB:SAI as well?
(Edit): My buddy tried exactly what you said here for IB:SAI Online Battles, and it's still not working.
(Edit II): Okay, wow now it's saying he is playing it, but whenever he launches it eventually tells him "Failed to Find Steam."

[PlPs]

So I assume this applies to IB:SAI as well?
(Edit): My buddy tried exactly what you said here for IB:SAI Online Battles, and it's still not working.
(Edit II): Okay, wow now it's saying he is playing it, but whenever he launches it eventually tells him "Failed to Find Steam."

1- yes for IB SAI too. just type to launch option -mod:SAI -show_err -nm
2- if he do what exactly I've said it will work
3- as I said he must start game on library. shortcut on the desktop is useless

enjoy

[First Citizen Gallienus]

He did exactly that. He copied and pasted what you said, but when he launches it just takes him to Rome Total War Gold.

[PlPs]

if it takes him to Rome Total War Gold, there could be 2 probability

1- he didnt install mod on steam folder. I mean ...................\Steam\SteamApps\common\rome total war gold he must sure to install here.

2- he installed but didnt type -mod:ibfd -show_err -nm to launch option

tell him to check ..................\Steam\SteamApps\common\rome total war gold

can he see ibfd folder in rome total war gold folder?

[Joar]

Since I don't have Steam myself, it would be interesting to find out which of the 3 solutions that people think works best?