I just thought I would post this little bit of advice, as so many people seem to have trouble getting old 1.1 mods to work with their 1.3 boards.  Here is an extremely quick and dirty tutorial explaining how to get around the most common issue when trying to use SP1.1 mods on SP1.3.x boards:

If you open up the 1.1 mod in YAME (Yet Another Mod Editor), you want to find the steps inclduded in the "Edit File" section for YaBB.pl.  It will look like the image attached to the bottom of the post.

You will then most likely see a "Search For" field that looks something like this:

	elsif ($action eq 'myaction') { require "$sourcedir/MyFile.pl"; &MyAction; } 

Then, below that, there will be either a "Replace By", "Add Before" or "Add After" field that will include additional information that looks very similar.  One example from the AddSmilies mod is this "Add After":

	elsif ($action eq 'smilies') { require "$sourcedir/Smilies.pl"; &SmiliePanel; }
	elsif ($action eq 'smilies2') { require "$sourcedir/Smilies.pl"; &AddSmilies; }
	elsif ($action eq 'smilieindex') { require "$sourcedir/Smilies.pl"; &SmilieIndex; } 

You will eventually want to delete this step altogether, but leave it the way it is for now.

Now, you want to add a new "Edit File" step.  Click on Add Action -> Edit File.  Then, type "Sources/SubList.pl" in the "File To Edit" textbox.
Next, you will need to add an action identical to the one from YaBB.pl.  If the original step referenced in this tutorial is a "Search and Replace", then you will need to add a "Search and Replace" step to the SubList.pl action.  If it was "Search and Add Before", then you select that, etc.

Now, you will want to change the "Search For" field from your YaBB.pl step to match the new format used in YaBB 1.3.x.  If you were to take our original example:

	elsif ($action eq 'myaction') { require "$sourcedir/MyFile.pl"; &MyAction; } 

You would change it to look like:

'myaction',"MyFile.pl&MyAction", 

Notice that I got rid of the "elsif ($action eq" and started the line off with the name of my action, with a comma after it.  Then, I got rid of the "') { require "$sourcedir/" and went straight to the name of the file that contains my action (which will actually be the file that contains the sub-routine your action refers to).  Then, instead of having a double-quote, followed by a semi-colon and a space, we simply add the ampersand directly after the name of my file, and then the name of my sub-routine.  Then, end it with another double-quote and a comma.

You will then want to edit the "Add Before", "Add After" or "Replace by" field to fit in the same format.

Finally, after you have your new action set up for editing your SubList.pl file, you want to delete the step that edited your YaBB.pl file.

This will solve probably at least 75% of the issues that people have when trying to convert old SP1.1 mods to work with SP1.3.

Yes, that works when you have that type of install error, but since SP1.1 and SP1.3 stored their sub-routine lists in different files, you have to create a new action to edit SubList.pl instead of simply modifying the action that edited YaBB.pl.  Especially if there are other steps in the mod that modify YaBB.pl for some reason.

Actually - your method is the method that I use when I run into small snags, etc from mod conflicts.

Just moving this useful advise to the tutorials board