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#Barebones.map modtools mod#
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All Mega Files specified in Data\MegaFiles.xml.

The directory where the game executable resides.To summarize, if the game wants to load file X, it will look for X in the following places, in this order: I recommend creatingĪ shortcut to the game executable (e.g., LaunchUAW.exe) and then editing the shortcut to add " MODPATH=Mods\My_Mod" to it. You'll want the command line to be (for Universe at War, for instance): " LaunchUAW.exe MODPATH=Mods\My_Mod" (without the quotes). Now all that's left is starting the game with the correct MODPATH argument.

#Barebones.map modtools mod#

Where you can name your mod whatever you like (My_Mod in this case). Using the example above, your modified Audio.xml would go into C:\Program Files\Sega\Universe at War Earth Assault\Mods\My_Mod\Data\XML\Audio.xml,

#Barebones.map modtools mods#

By convention, mods go into the Mods directory

The game executable accepts an argument that allows you specify a path where it shouldĪlso look for files. Moving or renaming files and directories all the time is a bit of a hassle, isn't it?įortunately, there's a better way. And maybe you'd like to have multiple mods. They are running with the same modified files. This also means you cannot connect to players unless Unfortunately, this changes the game anytime you want to play it. Then you can save it as C:\Program Files\Sega\Universe at War Earth Assault\Data\XML\Audio.xml This file isįound in g ( C:\Program Files\Sega\Universe at War Earth Assault\Data\g), so you extract it somewhereĪnd edit it as desired. However, after editing a file you do not have to put them back in its MegaFile, because the game looks at theįiles in its directory first! This means that you can just put the modified file into the game directory ( with the same subpath as found in the Mega File)įor example, consider that you want to change Data\XML\Audio.xml for Universe at War: Earth Assault. You can extract the files in them with FinalBIG.

#Barebones.map modtools zip#

Think of them as ZIP files, but without the compression. Initially, all those data files are packed into Mega Files. The disk, which contain references to other data files, so it will load those, and so on until This means that it will read data files from Changing filesĪll of Petroglyph's games are data-driven.

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