The money script

**Shifty67** · August 10, 2008, 04:34 AM

Just had a fresh install of vista with ss6.1 and AOR Colonies sub mod installed, everything works fine but i seem to be having trouble with the money script which i thought i had removed. i deleted it from the campaign script file for both early and late era but the ai still appears to be getting large amounts of florins each turn which is a problem for me playing as ireland and being unable to field more than a half stack of pretty lame units against endless stacks of scots and english.

Before reinstalling vista i had removed the money script before and it worked fine and as far as im aware AOR Colonies doesnt have a money script.

is there somthing else im forgetting to do?

**moosey** · August 10, 2008, 05:25 AM

did you reinstal in a new folder? i had managed to get two rome total war folders going at one point and it took me ages to figure out why the changes i was making didnt take effect.

**Shifty67** · August 10, 2008, 05:39 AM

did nothing, just the standard install with rr + permenant arrows and aor colonies > deleted money script, saved file, started game

i give up, reinstalled everything and now its working

**~~sabaku_no_gaara~~** · August 11, 2008, 11:46 AM

Where can I find the money script and remove it?

**~~Grandmaster Ryu~~** · August 11, 2008, 12:25 PM

Strange I thought I replied to this with answers yesterday Oo

musn't of worked D:

- anyway, the Money script is located in the Campaign script - here

Spoiler Alert, click show to read:

Just delete that from the script and you'll never see it again =]

Although I wouldn't recommend this as the Ai will become very poor

Hope this helps =]

**Fridericus Rex** · August 12, 2008, 09:40 PM

Grandmaster - good advise!

I would not remove the money script either, since that makes a very poor game; extremely boring.
I recommend you increase the merchant income; this will benefit you and the AI. I have one merchant in the far left corner, Cuman territory, who brings in 4000 D every turn. I am swimming in gold and so does the AI.
Do not cripple the game; you will not like it.

**WRL** · August 12, 2008, 11:54 PM

In vista certain files are 'stashed' in the compatibility files tab, you'll find it located when you open up Medieval II, main file.

Sega/Medieval II... the tabs on the window look like explore, share, burn, compatibility files, click compatibility files, here you'll find all the cached information. They may be in there, it's the first place I look, running Vista, when I delete a file and don't see the change/s.

**moosey** · August 13, 2008, 04:37 AM

What i sometimes did was play with the resources file to make every trade resource worth more. That way merchants and settlements make more money on trade. Youreself and AI