Does each mod have to have its own directory? see example

[jpinard 10]

In the case of using 3 different mods like GDT's Sun, Grass, and Plants, do they each have to have their own directory, or can I plop all the pbo's in a single directory and it will load them all up?

I'm now up to 30 @ folders in my Arma 2 game directory and it's getting a bit unwieldy.

For these 3 mods the following pbos are needed:

Sun = gdtmod_sun.pbo

Grass = gdtmod_grass.pbo

Plants = gdtmod_plants2_bush.pbo, gdtmod_plants2_clutter.pbo, gdtmod_plants2_misc.pbo, gdtmod_plants2_plant.pbo, gdtmod_plants2_tree.pbo

Thanks for the help! :)

[Sled88 0]

put them into one folder and load them all up by loading the folder. so put these 3 pbos in one folder called GTD or something like that and load them with this folder!

[Grizzle 0]

I take all my 'permanent' mods and put them in one folder and have separate folders for other mods that I may not want to run at times so I can remove those folders from the -mod switch.

So the answer is yes, you can put more than one mod into a single folder. It also makes it easy to organize. For example I have an @islands folder where I place all island mods and a @units folder to place new units etc. The one thing you must follow is the location of any userconfig files. Place those according to the instructions of the mod maker.

[jpinard 10]

Awesome. This will make things so much easier! I just wish I'd realized this a week ago. Thanks again for the confirmation responses. :D