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I did find this on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Saints-Row-Third-Package-Windows/dp/B009GG08UG It's appears to be the Steam version since the questions & answers say you need a Steam account, so the instructions for Simple Mod Manager should be the same.

You can't. SR3 has fixed memory sizes for a lot of things. SR4 removed many of those limits to enable workshop mods.

I highly recommend you use my Simple Mod Manager to install mods, because it will tell you when mods are incompatible and it won't let you install incompatible mods. Working Elevators mod is NOT compatible with the following mods: Sandbox+ - Things To Do In Steelport Edition (see this post and...

I think that's a nice gesture of good will from Volition which will probably alleviate a lot of frustration from players who felt unheard in the past. I know the workshop update is awesome, and Knobby worked very, very hard on it. He did a great job, but the effort required to update all the...

That was a smart idea to save the older version. There are a lot of people who really want that.

There are a lot of complaints about this on the Steam forums: https://steamcommunity.com/app/206420/discussions/0/1696050144472795205/ IdolNinja replied with Volition's rationale behind that decision, and I replied with my point of view. Honestly, it really bothers me when companies force...

I never even heard of Blue Whale until I looked it up on Wikipedia. How can a game like Agents of Mayhem, which is full of light-hearted comedy and doesn't even have multiplayer or co-op, be put into the same category as "Blue Whale". It doesn't make any sense at all.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/07/17/saudi-arabia-reportedly-banning-47-games-in-response-to-two-child-suicides Apparently, Saints Row 1, 2, and 3 don't cause suicides, so those are safe. o_O I have to admit, I was happier playing Saints Row 1, 2, and 3 too, so I guess it makes sense. :p

Really nice job! I know how to swap zones, but I didn't know where all these zones were located. The video is really useful!

Very cool! I know you could get to many with Sandbox+, but this wasn't one of them. Awesome to see this!

Hurray!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've always wanted this!!! Thank you, Admixon! I hate limits. :D Now if we could only find a way to remove that invisible barrier so we can get back to the Stilwater bank from the first mission. ;)

Are you talking about Agents of Mayhem or Saints Row 2? This is the Agents of Mayhem forum.

I'm not sure what you mean when you say you "used ASM".

Yep, you are right. I just looked at the code in Sandbox+ - Things To Do In Steelport Edition. Some parts of my elevator mod are missing, including opening the door to Syndicate Tower. Fan of Saints did a good job of merging a LOT of different mods together to create Things To Do In...

This mod is included in Sandbox+ - Things To Do In Steelport Edition. However that's an older version (version 3.0), which doesn't include "ride the train" or co-op functionality.

You can use these zone file tools under Linux with Mono. Ubuntu 18.04: Ubuntu has a Mono runtime package you can just install and use very easily: apt install mono-runtime mono SRReadZone.exe This will install the Mono runtime package (you only need to do this once) and then run the SRReadZone...

I'm not sure if any of those EXE files would run under Mono. You'd have to test them out. Most of the command line tools written in C# here can run under Mono, including my Zone File Tools and Minimaul's Tools. You'd need to install mono and modify the Python scripts to call "mono...

People have been having problems using these save files since the game save file format was changed in the 2016-11-22 update. The save files in this package are in the old format. I have a report that the following steps work to use this with the latest version of the game (new save file...

My Simple Mod Manager won't let you overwrite one mod with another conflicting mod either. It guarantees you can't install conflicting mods. I never tried OvGME. It looks much more complicated, but if it does what you need then great! It's open source, so that's good. Simple Mod Manager is...