Applies to: Windows and Linux
Topic: Launcher and Azimuth
Car packs, mod menus, engine-swap packs and performance mods don't mix well with online play. Cars other players don't have can crash them, and some mods get you matched only with other modded players. The simplest way to have both is two Azimuth folders.
Setup
1. Keep your current Azimuth folder for FH2MP. Only put mods there that are fine online (see [Mods that don't work online](/tutorials/mods-and-online)).
2. Make a second, empty folder and unpack the same Azimuth version into it.
3. Start it with azimuth.exe, add the same game folder (you don't need a second copy of the game), and close it.
4. Install Extra Options and your heavy mods into the second folder.
5. To carry progress across, copy the profile folder you want from data\titles\1A96545B\saves\player-1 of one install to the other. Back up both first.
Each install has its own saves, so progress in one doesn't show up in the other unless you copy it.
Car packs only
If car packs are the only thing you want, the launcher has a switch instead: Settings > Keep my car packs (no online play with other people). See Using car packs.
Mods that replace game files
Mods that put files into the game's Mount folder affect every install that uses that game folder. For those, keep a second copy of the game too, or remove the files before playing online.