Plug-in Installation Notes

Seems obvious, but here it is anyway: make sure you're installing this plug-in into Escape Velocity Override's plug-in folder, NOT classic EV's!
You MUST remove ALL OTHER PLUG-INS that may be installed, especially cheater plug-ins for EVO. The B5 plug-in is all but guaranteed to conflict with any plug-in that don't come with this archive.
Install the contents of the folder "Required Install", specifically Babylon 5 Plug-in v2.5, parts (a) and (b). A picture will come up if you only install part (a), but if you install (b) by itself, you'll have to figure out what's wrong by yourself.
Don't rename any of the files, if possible. If for some reason you absolutely have to, make sure part (b) comes after part (a) when viewing by name. If it doesn't, the aforementioned failsafe will override the correct resources in part (b).
You may optionally install the files stored in "Optional Install" into the plug-ins folder; see plug-in components for description of these files.
Increase the RAM allocation for EVO in the application's Get Info window (see example); 19500 KB (!) is the amount we used during testing. Anything less will result in insufficient memory for EVO to load.
It is highly recommended that you read the full documentation included with this archive at some point, especially when you're experiencing difficulties. Do not expect a reply if your question has already been answered in the documentation.

Start a new pilot file. Never, ever use a pilot file that was used before installing the B5 plug. We recommend starting a new pilot file even if you have one that was created under v2.0 to v2.1 of the plug-in, to ensure maximum compatibility (a couple of new missions cannot be obtained if you've completed a certain mission already available in v2.0, for example). You may wish to move all of your previous pilot files to a new folder, say "Older Pilot Files", to avoid confusion.
Like the normal Override universe, you must work your way up the ladder of life, accumulating wealth and combat skills. This could take some time.
We recommend backing up your pilot files regularly, perhaps after completing every mission, in case something... unexpected... occurs. (like getting trapped in Vorlon space!)