Editing settlement names

[Spartan198]

I've been thinking about changing some settlement names to more ethnic variations (Corinth = Korinthos,Pergamum = Pergamon,etc.) and I was wondering how you'd go about it,if at all possible? If so,can you also change the names completely (Thessalonica to Pella,or Pergamum to Troy,for example) and will the settlement cheats (process_cq,add_population,etc.) still work if done so?

[Aradan]

Open data/text/imperial_campaign_regions_and_settlements_names.txt.
The names that you see on start-map are the ones NOT in the brackets. The console commands use the names in the brackets, so if you just change the right-hand-side names, all will be fine.

[Spartan198]

Cool,thanks. Now I can sack Troy whenever I want,mwahaha...

[Ibn-Khaldun]

Open data/text/imperial_campaign_regions_and_settlements_names.txt.
The names that you see on start-map are the ones NOT in the brackets. The console commands use the names in the brackets, so if you just change the right-hand-side names, all will be fine.

The commands work with the new names as well

[Aradan]

Yes, of course they work - I meant that if you just change the external names, the commands will remain the same, ie the command for adding population to a specific will still require the old inernal name (rather pointless to mention it in the previous post, I just realised)

[Spartan198]

Yes, of course they work - I meant that if you just change the external names, the commands will remain the same, ie the command for adding population to a specific will still require the old inernal name (rather pointless to mention it in the previous post, I just realised)

Actually,no it doesn't. I changed Pergamum to Troy,Thessalonica to Pella,Sidon to Tyre,Seleucia to Babylon,etc.,and the cheats worked fine with the new names. Only thing is,Romeshell can't seem to recognize multiple-word names,as when I'd changed Carthago Nova to New Carthage and Constantinople to New Rome,no go.

[Aradan]

I think you'll need quoatation marks for them; but best bet is to use underscores for the internal names.