ronniek

I fixed it. I had 2 steamapp folders and the CDLC's were getting installed to the wrong folder....... stupid me. It all works now. I understand what I was doing wrong. Thanks for your help.

Thanks Magna Charter. I do have the Cherub Rock which I purchased in the dlc folder still and it works in RS. How would I download just Cherub Rock again? Delete it? Doesn't really make sense to me since it works. I am stumped really. As I said, my configuration worked perfectly before I had to rebuild my system and re-install everything. One thought I had was to to just rename the dlc folder to olddlc and then reinstall rocksmith. I assume then it would download all of my dlc files. Then I could add some files from customsforge and see what happens.

After rebuilding my system, I have had problems getting RockSmith to see my CDLC's. I have uninstalled RS2014 and reinstalled but to no avail. Do I have to uninstall and re-install the original RS also? When I ran the patcher as an alternative, it deleted my profile and it was like I was a new user. Further, my CDLC's did not show up in that case either. SO I restored my original RS2014 to get back my original profile. I cannot figure this out.

I had to rebuild my computer and reinstall Steam and RS2014. After the reinstall none of the CDLC content showed up. I checked to see if the the dll file was there that was required and it is. I even downloaded both versions of it. All of my CDLC content is still in the dlc folder. I downloaded the newer .dll file and it did not change anything. I do see a OS window pop up when I run RS2014 but it still does not see the CDLC content. Finally, I tried using the rocksmith patcher file and that was a complete disaster. It deleted my profile and RS could not see a lot of its own content.. So I just restored RS2014 from my backup. I can see my original profile and all of the licensed content but no CDLC content. So this is where I am at. I will say that before I had to rebuild my PC everything worked perfectly. Did Rocksmith change something to disable CDLC content? Anyone have any ideas? Also, the .dll file is in the root directory for RS so that is not the problem. Does it have to be in the dlc directory also?

Working in groups is a good idea. I would say that perhaps CDLC's should be more like a WIKI database. People can edit over time. It is not a formal group. Can we edit CDLC's now? If there is a problem with one , can you go in and edit it or is it locked? If you can edit it, and improve it, then what would be the problem with reposting it as an edited version giving credit to the original editor. Remember that all of these CDLC's are using copyrighted material. It seems rather ironic that people would get bent out of shape over someone editing their work which is based upon a musician's work. This is a teaching tool helping people learn how to play a piece of music. No one is getting any monetary compensation from any of this so if there is a way to streamline the process and collaboratively improve a CDLC, I think it would be a boon to the process. I for one think it would be fun to work on one phase of the development process . For example, I downloaded a CDLC the other day and found that it had some sync problems. If I could just edit it for that problem, fix it, and repost it then that seems like it would be a good idea. What is the problem with that? I just do not understand.