- #HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD MOD#
- #HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD MODS#
- #HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD CODE#
- #HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD WINDOWS#
Besides being the first and only native american people to create a sailing ship, the Haida were also the first to use bronze and armor.Īztec: The Aztecs are perhaps the most violent people in history. Haida: These innovative people are famaos for their artwork: The totem pole. Pueblo: These desert dwellers dwelled in large mazelike mud-brick communitys and were very skilled at agriculture. They also were the biggest threat to the continued colonization of North America, and fought a successful war against France for many years. Iroquois: The Iroquois were the first people in history to create a constitution. Each culture group will play completely differently than the others, although there will be similiaritys.Ĭahota: Also known as the Mound Builders, these people represented perhaps the most advanced north american native people outside of Mesoamerica.
#HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD MOD#
Wonders in the mod will exist in two catagories: Manmade, aka the traditional wonders which are split into miner and major, and Natuaral wonders, which can only be discovered by units in the scout line.Ĭulture Groups: Culture groupings determine the city style, technologies, buildings, units and wonders a civ may build. I don't have everything up yet but I will in the next couple of days. The mod will cover the earliest periods of human history to the far future, and trace the unique development of cultures threwout the ages. The limitation with the first mod was because of Civ3's limitations such as civ limits and culture group limits. This is put where it says "Mod id" in the mmxml file.Well the first mod isn't out yet(its in beta, for civ3 and you can playtest it if you want, look at my signiture), but I thought its never to early to play around with ideas. To get bcd files loaded, it is done with "GPL" like so:įinally to ensure that your mod is unique and doesn't overwrite someone else's mod, you need to generate a GUID. To get xml files loaded, it is done with "Descriptions" (see my mod for what I mean) like so: This is how I do it for my mods, if you don't understand what I mean.įinally to get your xml or bcd files to work for your quest, you need to activate them in your mmxml file. Often for compiling it is best to include a MakeGPL.bat and the compiler program in the same folder as the mmxml file for ease of access. To compile dat files you need a line like this in. To compile gpl files you need a line like this in. Once compiled they are listed as filename.bcd. The gplproj file tells the MakeGPL.bat what file(s) are being compiled. gpl edits, it is a bit more complicated.įor those you need to have a.
#HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD MODS#
Again, my explanation may not be very good so check out one of my mods to see what I did with xml edits.įor. Anything not between them will not be recognized and thus ignored.
#HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD CODE#
With the code changes in between the two.
#HOW TO MODIFY UNITS MAJESTY GOLD HD WINDOWS#
If you want an example, download/subscribe to one of my mods and navigate to your workshop mods folder (for windows it is Steam -> Steamapps -> Workshop -> Content -> 73230 I believe it is 73230 is for Majesty, but if not just look through your various folders until you do find it).
Instead it will assume that the copied code is the only code and thus will cause a runtime error when it tries to run code that doesn't exist. Edits are replacement code rather than inheritance what I mean by this is that if you leave out a couple of lines of code, then it won't assume that the uncopied code is there. You'll want to copy everything from the file for that unit.
It is very similar to doing it with modding, except the changes to units and buildings are restricted to just that quest.įor xml editing, you will only want to take the units you want to edit.
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