Help with changing unit # and attributes

[Zwei-Gothic]

So I'm wanting to increase the amount of units in a stack of Sherwood archers and Forlorn hope from 30 to 60. How do I do this? Also, I want dismounted gothic knights and forlorn hope to have the armor piercing attributes. Anyone know how to make this happen? Thanks a ton guys!

[Zwei-Gothic]

Oh also, one more question. When I play the campaign, I find that a lot of my auto-managed cities are making 3 stacks of town militia or ballistae every turn even when I put them on growth or financial build policy. I also put the tab all the way on "save" rather than spend. So I'm guessing the only way to get around this waste of money is to modify it, but how?

[The Count(er)]

you can do all that in export_descr_unit.txt.

did you unpack the game?

[Zwei-Gothic]

I unpacked the game. Tried editting the units by increasing the number after their name from 24 to 48. But now the game is crashing when I try to play a custom battle.

[The Count(er)]

really well did you edit anything else besides those numbers?

the auto-manage city problem can be fixed by
1. not auto-managing the city
2. or there should be 2 checks which would say something like allow building and allow recruitment just uncheck the allow recruitment (the game's more fun when you don't play auto-manage in my opinion)

[Zwei-Gothic]

Okay how do you not automanage if you don't have a general there?

Edit: I didn't edit anything else. I tried taking away the "slashing" DGK and replace it with "piercing". But now its changed back to the way it was before. Nothing else was edited.

[The Count(er)]

well I think the piercing is a bowmen ability which may be the problem and in your campaign press Esc go to options and just click always allow building and recruitment and you can manage cities with no governor

[Gigantus]

Having the AI build or recruit on it's own is usually futile. Surprising and amusing but nevertheless futile.
Let him do only taxes, that's one thing the AI is very good at. Yu vant da mani, AI is yo man! (It is obviuosly at the expense of population growth!)