Lucky Bear God's Blue Angels install Troubles

[nusratkhan1135]

Hi,
I am having difficulty to install addon it says error [cannot load user/luckybeargod/FA-18BlueAngel.dat]
I have saw video on you tube to add addon, also our page installing addon still not able to install it. Tried so many times Can you help me.

ADMIN EDIT:
Moved for topical relevancy

[decaff_42]

Take a look at the LST file that accompanies the addon package. Open it in notepad and you should see the expected filepath to find the F-18s. Make sure you place the addon files into the indicated position.

[Mallet]

I am having a similar problem. I verified the locations were correct, but the problem persists (then again, they were in the right spot in the first place). Is the location case sensitive? Do I need a /user file and a /User file (to save editing half of those .lst files)?

I also opened up a .dat file of an OEM F-5 and one of the problematic F/A-18E's and compared them. They seem very *similar*, but I know how picky code can be.

Does anybody have suggestions?

[AdityaB]

Is the location case sensitive? Do I need a /user file and a /User file (to save editing half of those .lst files)?

Does anybody have suggestions?

I downloaded and checked but before i added them into the root folders i just went and modified the .lst files with the changes from User to user and renamed the folder from User to user

so probably (i dont know though/i dont think so) they are case sensitive....test it and let us know

EDIT: A follow up of what was posted by NightRaven below,
use user instead of User and '/' (backslashes)

[NightRaven]

What OS are you running? If it is Windows the folders 'user' and 'User' are recognised as the same folder; in OSX and Linux they are recognised as 2 different folders. Then you would have to check which fall under 'user' and 'User'. I would also recommend checking whether backslashes (/) or forward slashes(\) are used. Again, Windows accepts both, while OSX and Linux accept only backward slashes. If anything you can edit the lst file and batch replace the words and slashes to make them work.

[Mallet]

I'm running MacOS X.10, so that is probably what is wrong. I'll try fixing it this afternoon and seeing if that works.

Thank you to both of you for such speedy replies!

Edit: Changed case, verified case matches in the .LST files, and .DAT's are still no-go. There are several authors affected, but I noticed that HQPGAC one of them, with nearly all aircraft (if not all) sharing the same gripe.

[AdityaB]

-the problem-

Can you please share the problems you are facing with screenshots?

Thanks A lot

[Mallet]

Sure!

[AdityaB]

Sure!

backslashes, i guess is, required

just replace all '\' with '/'

check and let us know

[NightRaven]

^ sniped

Batch replace all the forward slashes (\) to back slashes (/).

[Mallet]

Fixed!

Thank you very much! I'll know to run find & replace all in the future.