I have the game and want to mod it. Are there any good mods?
I have the game and want to mod it. Are there any good mods?
Last edited by Bombasticus Maximus; 05-16-2006 at 23:54. Reason: The title was messed up
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I'm afrait not. I don't know much about it, but I think shogun is not very good moddable..
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Look in the downloads section of totalwar.org. There are a few mods.
By default EA games are not Mod friendly...can't understand why they think modding is bad...
"Deep in Iberia there is a tribe that doesn't rule itself, nor allows anyone to rule it"Gaius Julius Caesar
It was their first dedicated PC game after all (they worked on console ports before STW). They did open up stuff with MI (like the projectile stats). Things got better with MTW.
Keeping the ashigarus in line since 1575
Hello Bombasticus Maximus,Originally Posted by Bombasticus Maximus
Depends what you want to mod and how much energy you can invest. STW is not very mod friendly. STW WE/MI is the better choice, like Maeda Toshiie said they opened things up there.
The troopstats.txt and projectile.txt are plain text, you can't edit every aspect of unitbehavior as a lot is hardcoded inside the exe (the same is true for all titles, MTW VI offers most), but you can do a lot.
You can also make add-ons like historical battles, historical scenarios, branched scenarios (those are tricky to make 100% right), maps, campaigns. These are all textbased files, but you can grab a copy of hecoses campaigneditor http://www.3ddownloads.com/totalwar/...ditorV1.1b.zip for a GUI tool.
You could edit all campaignbattlemaps: don't like the hills in Shinano? Rename another map to Shinano.jjm and overwrite.
You can also get a copy of one of RSW's BIFreaders to edit the look of units.
You can influence the AI's way to buy units: unit_choice.txt.
You can go to loc and edit the phrases. In battle you can edit weather.txt (not 100% sure whether it still makes a difference. In the demo it did, but it could be hardcoded now). You can swap sounds, movies, infopanels, standards and textures.
Many things are tricky and limited though. STW MI allows some quick add-ons and limited modding, but for a total conversion, you can better take a look at MTW VI.
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