No worries.
You may have to play a few turns for it to take effect, and I think I only got it working with Kingdoms. It's best to change it to something huge like seven times the normal rate so the change is obvious it is has worked.
No worries.
You may have to play a few turns for it to take effect, and I think I only got it working with Kingdoms. It's best to change it to something huge like seven times the normal rate so the change is obvious it is has worked.
IT WORKS. THANK YOU so very much!
The editing is a little tricky. You need to use the wordpad editor and make sure you save as an xml file...but it is great.
Furthermore, a quick glance at these xml files shows a whole new well of modding power.
I will search the guild for any help on how they are set up and what can be done with them.
Again thanks to you my three year search is over.
And thanks to SignifierOne as well.
BTW It does not set up with my current game on Kingdoms using the Stainless Steel mod 5.1 but it runs fine using same mod with a new game. I set it at "1.80" just to see the obvious change. Perhaps it will take in my current game as you say, in a few more moves..that would be more than I deserve.
But I don't know what game step will trigger the re-read of the descr_campaign_db.xml file.
OK I will stop here and see if I can trigger it somehow. If I find a way, I will let you know.
My final thanks...for now.
PS I think this help about movement modding s/b more prominant in the guild site.
Ignorance is the greatest threat to democracy.
Also, just picking up a mercenary siege unit gets the trigger; even before a move exec.
( I have my game modded so that much of the siege equipment is available on the camp map. It makes for a more fun game.... to me. ) It was my original intent to mod it so that just the existance of a siege engineer in a general's entourage would allow him to build the equipment on-site as it often may have been historically.
But I will now have to rethink this to see if I can somehow set up the triggers to do this.
Ignorance is the greatest threat to democracy.
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