Ok, so, I got modding Medieval II down pat(at least with changing values, which is all I wanted) now I'm wondering what's different here?
I went my my Rome directory and saw no tools.
A question about RTW
Ok, so, I got modding Medieval II down pat(at least with changing values, which is all I wanted) now I'm wondering what's different here?
I went my my Rome directory and saw no tools.
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Re: A question about RTW
Most simple modding (editing of unit information, availability, etc) is done with the .txt files. Anything more complicated, and I suggest you go over to the dedicated modders subforum and ask them about it.
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Re: A question about RTW
Since changing values is all you wanted - no need for tools - everything like Entropy JudgeOriginally Posted by GeneralSturnn
already said can be done in .txt files.
Still your best bet would be to go to the modders forum.
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Re: A question about RTW
oh, I found it, I see that there was no need to extract it like in Medieval II, thanks.
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