Official Total War Wiki!

[Nizam]

'A sneak peek at a new Wiki we've built for the community' twitter.com/totalwar

[Alpha TWC]

Wrong link (404 - not found)

[Iunius_Iaponici]

Would be handy if someone made an app for the iOS or Android

[Ciciro]

But we already have one of those...

[Påsan]

Who are "we" exactly?

[caratacus]

Who are "we" exactly?

He means not a distinguished Citizen like yourself, but just a TWC Pleb, as those using the TWC Wiki

[The Norseman]

Who are "we" exactly?

CA. He quoted the text as you can see in the OP.

I do not see how anything has changed... has it not always been a site like that? Oh never mind, I guess the wiki is a new feature on that site.

[Påsan]

There is no quote in the op, but thanks anyway

[The Norseman]

'A sneak peek at a new Wiki we've built for the community' I figured it was a quote as he used the ' ' signs.

[Nizam]

Sorry for link

Working link is here https://twitter.com/totalwar/status/250913023995293696

[AngryTitusPullo]

There's already a link to the actual wiki though I forgot where I saw it.....

wiki.totalwar.com

Here it goes !!!!!!!

http://wiki.totalwar.com/w/Official_..._and_tutorials !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Neptune4394]

Official CA modding tips and tutorials

Background info

In May 2012, The Creative Assembly released TEd, the tool used internally to create battlefield environments in Total War: Shogun 2. In September 2012, CA also unveiled a brand new suite of tools: the Assembly Kit for Shogun 2.

This kit includes the following:

• DAVe database tool
• Unit Editor for changing the look for units
• Tooldatabuilder for unpacking
• Campaign map reprocessing
• Max export scripts for models
• Example Max files for most model types
• BoB processing tool, also capable of building mod packs
• Documentation (see below)

The Creative Assembly has also announced full Steam Workshop integration for Total War: Shogun 2, allowing users to create and upload their own Shogun 2 mods, or simply explore existing mods made by the community.

Ultimately, this section of the Wiki will include tips and tutorials from The Creative Assembly which the modding community can use as a resource for learning to use these tools.

We also hope to conduct polls on what questions the community would like answering, and ultimately build a thriving modding community through the wiki.

We also have a community resources section where the community can share modding tips and tutorials they've created themselves.

Documentation

• Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Steam Workshop General Usage Guide
• Battle Script Documentation
• Battle XML Documentation
• Environments.txt
• Faction Keys.txt
• Portraits.txt
• Ted Documentation
• Unit Capabilities.txt
• Unit Types