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Good point.
Guess I just tipped my hand about an important change in MARE NOSTRVM II
Are you a criminal? Or are you just referring to file sharing?
Anyway, if someone wants to create a mod from 100-730 AD, I can fix the interface for you.
Could you add a 1 in before the date and have 1100-1730AD ?
So how exactly would I change it? By copying the information with the changes I want, or by moving the file into the mod folder? Or some other way? Also I can't find a header for the 27 B.C. scenario in "defines", just the general date range of the game.
Go to your mod directory. Open notepad and write
name = "Yourmodname"
extend = "common"
Save as Yourmodname.mod in this directory. Then create a folder called Yourmodname. Inside this folder, create a folder called common. Copy defines.txt from the vanilla common folder to your mod common folder. Open it and change start_date.
name = "Yourmodname"
extend = "common"
Save as Yourmodname.mod in this directory. Then create a folder called Yourmodname. Inside this folder, create a folder called common. Copy defines.txt from the vanilla common folder to your mod common folder. Open it and change start_date.
Okay, I tried that but the program files won't let me save the "Yourmodname" file in the mod folder. It always says something like "make sure the path and file name are correct". How do I deal with this?
Also, if I can get that saved, then when I edit "defines", should I just move back the general start date for the amount of time that I want the last scenario to change?
Alright, it doesn't have to be called "Yourmodname" exactly. "skprtod914" works just as fine, as long as you call both the .mod file and the mod folder the same thing. When it comes to (fascistic) Windows blocking your folder, I'd say you have two options: Either you turn off UAC (User Account Control) on your machine, which is completely harmless for people at their wits' end, or you create the folder somewhere else and copy it into the mod directory.
Don't worry, I have another idea. If we move the speed buttons (^, + and -) to the left and the outline button downwards, we can put the date in the upper right corner. Without "AUC", that is.
Just wanted to let you know that your idea works very well
Cheers mate!
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Hehe, that really is thinking outside the box.
When they have a -ve DOB how does it show up in the game ?
Could you create events that kills off the -DOB characters ?