Wolfram_von_Thal: Hey TheWatcherofWays,
you could make your Exult portable, thus you will have no more hassle with the paths if you want to move the folder. It's what I do:
1. Copy the two folders "Ultima7" and "Serpent" from the GOG-installations into a new folder
2. Then install Exult into this folder and choose the two games in the installation process. Start Exult once.
3. After that, go to your appdata/local and copy the contents of the "Exult"-folder there into your installation folder (not the folder itself).
4. Then open the exult.ini (which you copied into your Exult-folder in the last step) and change the paths of "Ultima7" and "Serpent": if in the exult.ini it is something like "c:\games\Ultima7" or c:\games\Serpent", change it to ".\Ultima7" or ".\Serpent".
5. As a last step, create a batch-file to start Exult as a portable version (i.e.: instead of saving your configurations in the appdata/local-folder, it will save everything in your Exult-folder):
5.1. open notepad
5.2. enter the following:
@echo=off
exult.exe -p
exit
5.3. save the file as a ".bat"-file ("save as")
It's a bit of work, but that way Exult should be portable and the paths should work.
First let me say, great icon,
Second. I found what needed to be done. Its actually asking for the mod folders to be put into the installation path of Ultima.
In my case I have D:\Exult and D:\GOG Games\
I was putting it in D:\Exult\Ultima7\Mods\ at first but that isn't what it was asking for it wanted me to put it in:
D:\GOG Games\Ultima 7\Mods
D:\GOG Games\Ultima 7 - Serpent Isle\Mods
Then it picked up the fact that I have the mods.
Also it couldn't be in a sub folder it needs the folder and the cfg.
e.g.
D:\GOG Games\Ultima 7 - Serpent Isle\Mods\SiFixes
D:\GOG Games\Ultima 7 - Serpent Isle\Mods\sifixes.cfg
Thank you.