I was wondering if there were any cheat code, or "view everything" mode to be able to debug the mods you create.
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Patience? lol
Officially "NO", but i don't actually know what you meant, and you can view/edit codes in xml files from converted xr files.
Officially "NO", but i don't actually know what you meant, and you can view/edit codes in xml files from converted xr files.
Personally, I just made a little cheat mod for just such things. Whenever I want to test something I just load up it along with whatever mod I'm testing.
But as far as actual cheat codes, no I don't believe there are any. Though I do remember back in pre-release there was a debug command left in the game. I don't remember what key to push but it would remove the fog of war, and there are undoubtedly others. But the debug commands were disabled before launch so they are no longer there, unless someone can find a way to re-enable them.
But as far as actual cheat codes, no I don't believe there are any. Though I do remember back in pre-release there was a debug command left in the game. I don't remember what key to push but it would remove the fog of war, and there are undoubtedly others. But the debug commands were disabled before launch so they are no longer there, unless someone can find a way to re-enable them.
It's a shame they removed the console, that would have been awesome. They want use to test our settings rigorously, but have no tool to do so.
Is it published?, else what does your modding tool changes?
Is it published?, else what does your modding tool changes?
My cheat mod is not published, but there is a public mod that does most of what mine does.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=265976354
Only real difference is my cheat mod has a perk for increasing sight range and damage, and one for granting immortality to all my units. I've been considering cleaning it up to release at some point.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=265976354
Only real difference is my cheat mod has a perk for increasing sight range and damage, and one for granting immortality to all my units. I've been considering cleaning it up to release at some point.
There's also the following two that I made for testing purposes:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=254469834
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=254461840
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=254469834
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=254461840
I tried omnipotence and onmiscience, but the mods does not seem to activate itself.
The mods are listed on the left side of the title screen, but when I start the game, it start a regular game, there are no modding feature.
Is there something else I need to do to "activate" a mod.
The mods are listed on the left side of the title screen, but when I start the game, it start a regular game, there are no modding feature.
Is there something else I need to do to "activate" a mod.
Pretty sure those are GM perks. So you have to select the perks when customizing your Great Mage.
yes, It's my error. I started too rapidly and forgot to pickup the perk. It gives you +500 of each resources per turn, +25 exp per turn (level up each turn), and + 100% unit power.
I think I'll do it like you, make a debugging mod with unit invincibility and other. Make some spells that moves the god favor to debug them, etc.
I think I'll do it like you, make a debugging mod with unit invincibility and other. Make some spells that moves the god favor to debug them, etc.