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    Icon5 Tutorial using DB Editor 1.8

    Hi, i have read your create a new unit tutorial... I downloaded pack manager 1.12, but it displays a message that it has been superceded by db editor...

    So, can anyone please make a new tutorial on creating units topic using db editor 1.8???

    Umm, and i din't know where to make this request, so please don't mind for posting it here...
    With Regards...
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    Default Re: Tutorial using DB Editor 1.8

    Quote Originally Posted by husserlTW View Post

    I did but when i try to open any pack file, it keeps showing that msg... it has been superceded and gives a download link for db editor...


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    Are you sure you've used my files?




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    Default Re: Tutorial using DB Editor 1.8

    Quote Originally Posted by husserlTW View Post
    Are you sure you've used my files?
    Oh, my mistake... i downloaded it and i will try it... That post was to ask which is better PFM or DB Editor??? i feel db editor is an powerfull tool...


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    Default Re: Tutorial using DB Editor 1.8

    Quote Originally Posted by husserlTW View Post
    Are you sure you've used my files?
    Yes, i tried those files, works pretty good...
    But the thing is that i used DB Editor 1.8 and somehow i found it more powerful, flexible and clear than PCM...
    So, can anyone please make a tutorial using DB Editor. Would really be helpful to me... Thanks in advance...

    With Regards...


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    Here is the only one I know of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbG4q2NCuS8 but I couldn't get this to work myself, and others say to just use PFM but I can't use that either because of the "Superceded by DBEditor" message.

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    I have a problem - I can not edit using the DB Editor 1.8 files *. Packs.
    Long ago, even as I had Windows XP, you could easily edit yourself even using PackFileManager (current version 1.12 sends a link to the DB Editor).
    Maybe I'm doing something wrong, or maybe you can not edit the files *.
    Of course I have installed Framework 4.5.

    Why do you only see the three files?



    When a directory is more?


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    You can edit patch4.pack, patch5.pack, patch_pl.pack. Implementation of these three files changes (tab -> Unit_Limit = 0) to have unlimited number of units

    such as pirates - does not work! So the game loads and works in the other files patch.pack, patch2.pack and patch3.pack entries in the relevant lines of

    code. Therefore, my file changes: patch4.pack, patch5.pack, patch_pl.pack - do not work.
    Or maybe I'm wrong?

    The introduction of changes in the number of units, such as pirates:



    No recruit more units:


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    I believe that patchX corresponds to the different updates of ETW. What you should to do is to create your own packfile (based on most recent version of pack), and then create a notepad file, called "user.empire_script". Inside, type
    Code:
    mod "mymod.pack";
    . Now, where to put that file? Don't ask me really. It was a headache to find out back then, and I couldn't find it again while writting this post. I believe it is somewhere in the users folder, but I don't remember more precisely. You can find exact location on some tutorial, though exact folder depends on your windows version. If you want to edit again, you need to load both the patchX file and your moded version (the patch is your reference, and the file from which you copy the part of tables you need).

    This allows to keep vanilla files as is, so no need to ever reinstall because you've messed something... Which you will likely, at some point.
    Last edited by Hasefrexx; May 06, 2013 at 12:21 PM.

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    I know - Thank you

    For example, Windows 7 => C:\users\.##.\AppData\Roaming\The Creative Assembly\Empire\scripts\

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