For instance, you should find that a mod's file structure looks like this: Make sure that the mod folder contains an "Assets" folder inside it. Once you've extracted the mod, copy the extracted folder to the Mods directory. 7z, etc), you first need to extract the archive. If the mod is instead in some kind of archive file (like a. If the mod in question comes with an executable installer, just run that. (There should not be a Mods directory already, unless of course you've already created one).
Just right-click, select "New -> Folder", and name the new folder "Mods". Once here, you need to create a Mods directory. On Windows 7 (and probably Vista too), you can right-click on a shortcut to Colonization on your desktop and select "Open File Location" to get to this folder. The folder containing "Colonization.exe" is what you're looking for. If you're having trouble finding this, search for "Colonization.exe". The 2K Games\Firaxis Games\ is the standard folder, but it could be different for you. The Program Files might be "Program Files (x86)" if you installed to a 64-bit system. The first letter obviously depends on what drive you've installed Colonization to. "C:\Program Files\2K Games\Firaxis Games\Sid Meier's Civilization IV Colonization" The path to this folder for standalone Colonization (not Complete) should resemble: Where this is depends on your system (and if you have Civilization Complete).
The Program Files directory for Colonization. (Some things are exceptions to the rules- that's how it works). Please bear in mind that any instructions in a mod's thread or on it's download page override these- this is a general tutorial and is not meant to apply universally. This is a fairly common question, so I thought it deserved a tutorial of some sort.
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