You need to download the Warband Script Enhancer, which can be found. Download the 3.2.0 version. Once that's done, unpack it wherever.

It doesn't matter where WSE is located in the directory as long as you've unzipped the file. The next step is a little more complex because of the way Steam operates the Steam Workshop function. Instead of placing modules in the Warband/Modules folder, the Workshop modules are found in the '48700' folder, found in: C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/SteamApps/workshop/content/48700 You should see one or more folders with apparently random string of numbers for names. Find the folder named 582428582, and move it to the Warband/Modules folder. Rename it to 'Floris_Evolved', minus quotations but with the underscore. You won't be able to access multiplayer servers if you do not have that exact name.

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The exact file location for the Modules folder is: C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/SteamApps/common/MountBlade Warband/Modules Now launch Warband Script Enhancer from wherever you put it on the computer. You should see a list of any Warband modules you have installed in the actual Modules folder (no Steam Workshop modules will be visible since WSE can't see them). Launch Floris_Evolved as normal, and you're home free. EDIT: Added directory info • • • •.

WSE is a program that enhances the Warband engine by adding operations/scripts/triggers and changing hardcoded game mechanics. This is for older Warband versions. If you need WSE for Warband 1.70 or above look here: WSE fixes some engine bugs, including one that causes very frequent crashes. It also log crash data, so that the ones still present might be reported and fixed easily. In addition to that, there are some integrated tools that you might find useful, like the memory optimizer.

If you’re hosting a server under Wine you might want to use the Script Enhancer to avoid an engine bug that causes global variable corruption and other issues.