1 hour ago, RaptyrOne said:

I think you might be copying the base folder of the master patch to your community folder. It has several sub-folders inside it. You just need to click through the folder to the actual mod folder that has the individual files inside, not and other folder. Place that folder in Community and delete the rest. The folder that sits in Community will have a json file etc in it.

This is what the readme said to place in the community folder and is what I am putting there:

 

Yes, that looks right to me. So you have Community >workingtitle-g1000. Inside that folder is the files in the right window in your screenshot.

 

If that is how you have done it, you are hitting a limitation in Windows itself. It cannot have more than a set number of characters in the file structure. The limit has been revoked but you need to take some steps to benefit from it:

https://mspoweruser.com/ntfs-260-character-windows-10/

This allows you to go past the 260 character limit. 

Another user of our mod had reported the same problem.  It's something I have to deal with, too.  This is my explanation of how I work around it.

https://github.com/Working-Title-MSFS-Mods/fspackages/issues/154#issuecomment-701747633

 

 

Hello all,

The v0.3 update fixed the problem. Many thanks to all respondents.

for Pjs37. When I get that message, I simply unzip (WinRar) directly into the community folder.  As a rule I create a new folder ... put the zipped file into that folder and unzip here. I check the unzipped version and if all ok I then unzip the file directly into the community folder. A bit of a long way around the problem but it does work for me every time. Good uck

Tony