However, just make sure the and are properly placed because I cannot stress this enough, it will break your mod and thus also game, resulting in either the mod not working or the game simply crashing so make sure that everything is in proper order. Then you just simply copy and paste the code in the proper order as I’ve done with the Germans at the top here: There are 3 upgrades, Veteran, Guard and Imperial, I did all 3 but it’s up to you if you want to include all of them or not for balance reasons. I first will look up for the “Age0British” and that is a 0 (ZERO) not an O (Oh) which will lead me to this section which enables the production of their musketeer and also attributed upgrades: This is a powerful way to search for things on a page in almost any application, be it your internet browser or even Steam. Now, what I did was press ctrl and then f on my keyboard at the same time making a little search bar on the top right pop up like in this picture: Just as a note again, I use Notepad++ for modding most xml/text moddable games and so I highly recommend it for other people as well. When you’ve converted the xmb files to xml using the Resource Manager, you should be able to open it in a text editor and some code will be inside like so: Just as a note, you can also select multiple files by pressing shift and then left mouse clicking on the files as well, or alternatively you can also extract all of the files but it will take a bit more time. Then you mark the files that you want, in our case the techtreey file, and extract it to a location which the app will ask you for. Once the Data.bar file is opened in the Resource Manager we will use the Extract function and your window should look something like this: Note: For adding most new units you will also need to reference them in the protoy file as well, but in our case with the musketeer, it’s already under the barracks section there as you can see: So, for my mod I needed to get the file, which is located in the Data.bar file, which in turn is in the:Īlternatively you can directly go to that location to find the file, then right click, open with and then find the Resource Manager from the list, but that’s up to you.
Moving on, when you unpackage it with whatever application you want, I personally use 7zip, you can start up the Resource Manager.exe and you will be greeted by the following window:
For the purpose of this guide I will be using my mod as an example of how and what I’ve done exactly, you can also find and download my mod to see it’s files and what I’ve done for yourself here as well:
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