Re: Cannot change Unit Info-why?
The trivial script uses an XML file called ebconfig.xml IIRC. AFAIK all that _you_ can change w.r.t how the Trivial Script works is found in there; I suggest digging through that file trying to find an element that describes where these files must be copied from.
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Re: Cannot change Unit Info-why?
And then of course change the file in that location.
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Re: Cannot change Unit Info-why?
change both of them in normal eb data folder and eb sp backup folder or smtg like that.
I changed descr_character file in both places to trigger my last mod for the same problem.
Last edited by Atraphoenix; 05-18-2009 at 13:35.
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Re: Cannot change Unit Info-why?
No, it is much easier.
I just changed the tga file in the EB-Modesty-Default-Unit_Info folder (or so). And -boings- I have my changed but still naked Uirodusios smiling at me from the Info Card.
Last edited by geala; 05-18-2009 at 13:46.
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