Maps - Reforged and Torrent Enabled

I enjoyed mods like Drop0ff's Torrent Anywhere, but when I saw Kirnifr's Elden Ring Reforged I thought that is to cool of a mod to not use. But that left me in a dilemma because the two mods were not compatible, so I guess I just had to teach myself how to enable torrent myself!

If you just want to use this mod with ERR as intended, just download this mod and follow the installation instructions. If you want to also learn how to enable torrent on maps yourself, in case I ever stop actively supporting this mod, or if you use maps from other mods, then follow along the guide section as well.

Installation:

You must use Mod Engine 2, as ERR does.

1. Download the version of this mod that corresponds to the version of ERR you're using, if it exists.

2. (Optional) Go into your ../Elden Ring/Game/mod/map/ folder and backup the "mapstudio" folder inside there, so you have a copy of your old maps in case you want to undo this mod.

3. Extract the contents this mod with your favorite unzipper.

4. Copy and paste the contents of this mod into your ../Elden Ring/Game/mod/map/mapstudio/ folder. Every file should conflict, allow it to overwrite all of them.

5. Run the game as you normally would.

Do it yourself guide:

Note that this is a very long and painstaking process if you intend to do this for every single map available.

You will need Dark Souls Map Studio (DSMS) and UXM Selective Unpacker for this process.

Use UXM to extract the contents of your game (including with ERR or another mods installed). The output should look like a bunch of folders such as action, asset, chr, ..., sfx, shader, sound. Move all of these into a new folder and place it wherever you like, and label it. We are putting these in a separate folder so that your game folder is not cluttered. In addition, copy paste the "eldenring.exe" and "regulation.bin" from your ./Elden Ring/Game/ folder into this new folder, so it also has a copy of those.

Launch DSMS and create a new project, make sure this new project uses the "eldenring.exe" from the new folder you just created, so it references the extract we got from UXM.

Make sure you are in the "Map Editor" tab at the top, if the previous steps worked you should see in the left column of the screen a list of many maps with names like "m10_00_00_00" and so on, these are your map files. Some might also have yellow labels following their filenames to make the files identifiable. Then for every file one by one (this is a very tedious process), we will be manually making sure Torrent is not disabled.

Right click on a map and click "Load Map". Carefully not to load too many maps at once or DSMS may crash. You should now see next to the map file's name a ▶, you can click on it to expand a tree of subfolders. Click on it, and look for Part, if Part also