Mod Switcher?

[Beiss]

Hi guys

I'm done with the subtitles for the factions that don't have them in Xenophonia (e.g. Spain).

Now, apparently, these new subtitle files require Xenophonia to use a mod switcher in order to work.

Can someone tell me how to make a mod switcher? Someone who's done it already and knows exactly how it works? Or, is it possible to put the new subtitle files in the vanilla data folder and make the game use them anyway? An answer would save me a lot of time...

Also, heh, look: http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Xenophonia

This is really funny, because "speech defects marked by an alteration in accent and intonation" is exactly what we wanted this mod to help us get rid of. This mod should really have been called "Anti-Xenophonia".

So, from now on, consider the Xenophonia mod's name to be very ironic.

[Thanat0S]

This is really funny, because "speech defects marked by an alteration in accent and intonation" is exactly what we wanted this mod to help us get rid of. This mod should really have been called "Anti-Xenophonia".

So, from now on, consider the Xenophonia mod's name to be very ironic.

Eheheheheheh! I always thought that the name Xenophonia means "Foreigner's Language"

[Lusted]

Mod switch for dummies:

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=75819

[Beiss]

Thanks, Lusted. I'd still like to find out whether making the game use custom files is possible without a mod switcher, though.

Eheheheheheh! I always thought that the name Xenophonia means "Foreigner's Language"

So did I!

[Lusted]

Thanks, Lusted. I'd still like to find out whether making the game use custom files is possible without a mod switcher, though.

Yes if you add this to the .cfg file:

[io]
file_first = true

[Beiss]

Lusted saves the day once again. I'm gonna try this out right away.

EDIT: Looks like I have to use a mod switcher to convert the edited text files into strings.bin files again.

[Beiss]

Turns out I didn't need a mod switch after all. Which is good.