The word "Legio"

[Spartan198]

Yep. Go to data/text/export_units.txt. All units have 3 entries there that use the unit's disctionary tag (second line of export_descr_units.txt entry) as a base.

{unit_dictionary_tag}	Unit name

{unit_dictionary_tag_descr}
Long unit description (the one you see on the UI card for example)

{unit_dictionary_tag_descr_short}
Short description (the one you see when you mouse-over units in CB selection menu for example)

Okay. I see. But just to make sure,though,do I have it changed correctly here?

{greek_heavy_cavalry} Xystophoroi

{greek_heavy_cavalry_descr}
Superior\nCan Form Wedge\n\nXystophoroi are armoured spear-armed horsemen capable of delivering a decisive blow. They wear armour and carry swords but do not have shields, so they are not necessarily at their best in prolonged close combat. However, when used to repeatedly charge enemy units they can have a tremendous cumulative effect.\n\nThe Macedonians have a fine tradition of horsemanship, unlike their southerly Greek neighbours, a legacy of having a large land-owning aristocracy who could afford to keep horses, unlike the farm-owning society of Greece that produced hoplites.

{greek_heavy_cavalry_descr_short}
Xystophoroi are armoured spear-armed horsemen capable of delivering a decisive blow.

And do I have to change the name in the EDU file,too,or not?

[Makanyane]

what you've posted needs the edu entry dictionary line to be

dictionary greek_heavy_cavalry

if that was what it started as - no, you don't need to change anything else.

[Spartan198]

what you've posted needs the edu entry dictionary line to be



if that was what it started as - no, you don't need to change anything else.

What about this,in bold:

type greek heavy cavalry
dictionary greek_heavy_cavalry ; Macedonian Cavalry
category cavalry
class heavy

Does that need to be changed to Xystophoroi,too? Seems like it would.

[Aradan]

Everything after a semicolon is a comment (in most files, not those that deal with textual descriptions like export_units for dexample) , and is ignored by the game, so whatever you do to it doesn't matter.

[Spartan198]

Everything after a semicolon is a comment (in most files, not those that deal with textual descriptions like export_units for dexample) , and is ignored by the game, so whatever you do to it doesn't matter.

Okay,that clears everything up.