Best PFM version for modding WH1?

[Millimidget]

I am looking to write some mods for TWW1. I notice there are now two versions of PFM available. I don't own TWW2 yet, and currently only want to mod TWW1. Which version of PFM is better suited to this? I plan on digging into many underused tables, which means I'm particularly interested in which version provides the most comprehensive schema for TWW1.

[Larynja]

I am looking to write some mods for TWW1. I notice there are now two versions of PFM available. I don't own TWW2 yet, and currently only want to mod TWW1. Which version of PFM is better suited to this? I plan on digging into many underused tables, which means I'm particularly interested in which version provides the most comprehensive schema for TWW1.

The schemas are the same. I use the newer PFM version.

[Millimidget]

Thank you for the response. I went ahead with 5.0 last night, and used it to clean up a mod I put together in AK. However, the TW launcher's mod manager flags the mod as outdated. I'm assuming that happens for any mod limited to TWW1.

[Commissar Caligula_]

Thank you for the response. I went ahead with 5.0 last night, and used it to clean up a mod I put together in AK. However, the TW launcher's mod manager flags the mod as outdated. I'm assuming that happens for any mod limited to TWW1.

A mod is always listed as outdated unless a) you upload it to the Steam Workshop, or b) you've previously uploaded it to the Steam Workshop, and you subsequently click "Update" after a patch.

So just tick "out-of-date mods enabled" or whatever the button is, and the mod will work fine if you made it properly.

[Millimidget]

A mod is always listed as outdated unless a) you upload it to the Steam Workshop, or b) you've previously uploaded it to the Steam Workshop, and you subsequently click "Update" after a patch.

That's just it; some of them are posted to the workshop, and they have been updated (at least as far as I can with only TWW1 files), and they're still being flagged as outdated.

They're working just fine, though, so I'm going to assume it's the launcher being passive aggressive in trying to sell TWW2.

Thanks for the response.

EDIT: I'm looking at the launcher now and I guess it's not actually flagging the ones I've updated in the workshop as outdated. What I'm reacting to is the (new?) prompt warning the player what mods they're running, and reminding them that those mods could cause performance issues. Which, to me, is akin to flagging them as outdated.

[Commissar Caligula_]

They implemented that warning with the release of Warhammer 2, presumably so people don't flood CA with messages like "xyz doesn't work", when in fact its a mod thats not working properly rather than the base game.