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Installed your 'fix' and my beloved game is back and I've just wasted most of an evening I was supposed to be tidying up. Oh well..
Updated the guide some more, added links to a really cool mod package that you can install to add force feedback to the game!
It includes almost everything, just make sure to read the ReadMe's and get all the pre-requisites (mainly the Visual C++ Runtime files listed) installed before trying it out!
@author: Thank you for letting us know about the news / changelog as well as for updating your mod-pack. I appreciate it :)
The All-In-One MEGAPACK has all the old-style, separated modules compiled into one folder, and the CT1 soundtrack option is a simple folder rename away if you want that. It's built with plug-and-play in mind, so please give it a try sometime!
The Old-Style MEGAPACKs are still up, so if you're looking to pick and choose what to install, that's your pack!
And by the way... Thank you all so much! I'm glad to help out where I can!