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Isn't this the default mod folder where the mods are supposed to be?
I don't see any secondary Documents folder the initial post is talking about into to which you'd need to move the mod folders for them to work.
like this one
C:\Users\<your_id>\Documents\My Games\AoW3\UserContent\AGE OF WARDROBE [76561198119748999]
If I've understood OP, sometimes the downloaded are not fully present and need to be manualy updated
But how are you suppose to manually update them?
Taken from the discussion on Chivalrous Intention mod.
The issue is likely that the content is stored on two different locations on your computers. The author likely moves everything from the "wrong" folder to correct folder or new one by creating the right location.
It's possible to use registry editor and manually put the direction of the mod content in the right direction actually but that's little bit beyond my knowledge. You can search for regedit how to learn or do it on Google.
I've looked everywhere and searched all my drives but a second Documents folder made out of garbled characters does not exist neither does a second My Games folder anywhere on my PC.
Then press update to see what's happening
What happens is that the exact same folders with the exact same names as I deleted them are created again in the exact same location in the OneDrive folder from where I deleted them every time I launch AOW3 again regardless of computer language.
I believe your case is OneDrive. You need to find a way to remove user content from One drive which is a cloud service? Since it need to be on harddrive. I believe that is your issue. That game cannot read files from a cloud. Depending on operations system you should be able reroute folders to new harddrive.
And how am I going to get Age of Wonders 3 to read files from whatever new location I move the UserContent folder into?
Since I'm on windows 7 still I cannot point you in direction for Windows 10.
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-move-default-user-folders-new-drive-windows-10
On windows 7 I would right click on the user content folder and select it property and reroute it.
In regedit I could move whole and User Content folder from C drive to D drive and set destination to route all files on D drive on a new user folder do it never saves anything on C drives.
It's very tricky since I cannot do this process for Windows 10 on a windows 7 system to test this if it's the same. You could potentially disable storage on OneDrive.
I think the core functions is kept on windows 10 but cannot be sure.
Most likely add "documents" in text