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Windows Vista - Several users have had issues trying to use the unofficial editors (and mods in general) with the Windows Vista operating system.
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Party_templates.txt - these changes cannot be converted to module system code Item_kinds1.txt - (if you used the unofficial item editor)
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So if you want to use this editor to make changes and then re-compile your mod you now can.
However, kt0 has written a script to convert the troops.txt and parties.txt into python code which would then be usable in the module system. if you are going to try this editor out for the first time you can make a copy of the Native module and then try and edit that.Ĭonverting text files to the module system - The troop editor directly updates troops.txt, so if you were to re-build your mod using the module system your changes to this file will be overwritten.
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If you want to use Skin 2 or higher then you need to make sure you have limit_hair_colors = 0 in your module.ini and also that that Skin # exists in the skins.txt file.īackup your files - This editor does not create backup copies of any files it modifies so I suggest at the minimum backing up the troops.txt, parties.txt and party_templates.txt files before modifying them. Switching between Male & Female should not cause a problem, but using other skins may cause problems. There is an undead troop in the Native game which is Skin 2 and other mods may have added additonal skins. skiddledou wrote a summary with pictures: Ĭhanging Gender and Skins - This editor allows you to switch the gender and also to choose order skins (ie. Balrog wrote a text summary of this process:
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It is possible to add new troops to the bottom of the file and then add them into the party_templates or as an upgrade path. However, if you want to guarantee your changes work then you need to start a new game.Īdding new Troops - Troops are referenced in other files by a troop number, therefore it is not possible to add new troops to the middle of the text file without messing up the rest of the game. I do not know exactly what this functionality does but it has been helpful when doing some testing and not having to always start a new game each time. NOTE: It is possible to refresh the module data so some changes can be visible in saved games.ġ) You need to enable edit & cheat mode in the M&B configuration menuĢ) Then press CTRL+M on the world map in-gameģ) You should see a message that it was refreshed. Therefore, if you are modifying these text files and want to guarantee that your changes are working you should start a new game. This behavior may have also switched between version 0.9x and 1.x and the M&B developers would be the only ones that could tell us exactly what changes would and would not work. When testing saved games some changes seem to take effect immediately, some after waiting several days of game time for a new troop or party to spawn on the map, and some never update. Excel Editor - also has an excel based text file editor that you can download in the thread below:Ĭhanges and Saved Games - A lot of information in these text files are also saved within your saved game file so any changes made with the troop editor may not take effect immediately in your saved game. I recommend checking out the thread below if you are interested in trying this on as well: Morgh's Text Editor - Morgh is working on a text editor that is similar or most likely better then mine. A screenshot is below and please post on the forum if there are any questions. I've done testing with this on several versions of M&B and everything seems to work fine but please let me know if there are any problems. Even if this is not used to directly edit the files this may be useful as a modding tool since it allows the ability to easily review troop information which may be helpful in balancing the game when making mods. This could be useful to better balance individual troops and factions for your own personal use or possibly to create a new mod for Mount & Blade. This allows viewing and modifying the following information: I wrote an Unofficial Troop Editor for Mount & Blade which allows direct editing of the troops.txt, parties.txt and party_templates.txt files and should be compatible with M&B versions 0.9 - 1.x as well as M&B Warband.
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