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How to mod rome 2 files how to#
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GEMFXTo obtain the better results, with more natural and vivid lighting, I highly recommended to use Para Bellum - Collection with the next custom preset for GEMFX-> click to download If you have a good rig you can include 30 or 40 units per army.

Para Bellum - Units III (requires the other Para Bellum - Units parts) Para Bellum - Units II (requires the other Para Bellum - Units parts)ĥ. Para Bellum - Units (requires the other Para Bellum - Units parts)Ĥ. Para Bellum - Population (includes specific instructions)ģ. Para Bellum - Collection (includes specific instructions and translation files)Ģ. Subscribe and place the different parts of the mod in alphabetical order in the Mod Manager:ġ. Includes most of the Para Bellum mods, except Para Bellum - Population, kept as optional, and Para Bellum - Units that exceeds the Mod Manager maxium upload size.

How to mod rome 2 files install#

Remember that below in the description you have the translations and instructions to install GEMFX, with a custom profile to obtain more realistic and vivid lighting.

Every aspect of the game has been revamped and adapted to achieve a unique experience: graphics, interface, campaign and battle mechanics and artificial intelligence, units that in many cases include regional variations, special effects and weather are some of the parts that have been thoroughly revised, combining aesthetics and gameplay, to evoke Antiquity in all its splendor.

Note that a political party may only be assigned to a single faction.This mod collection is a total conversion for Rome II with a historical approach, keeping a balance with the gameplay, and aiming for a more challenging and epic experience.

Then in the “faction_political_parties_junctions” table, simply add an entry associating each of the new political parties with the faction that you are trying to unlock.

“ui_icon” is a required field but is not in use.

Use “rom_dummy_bundle” or one of the others as placeholder if necessary, or create a new faction trait in the “effect_bundles” table (with effects hooked up in the “effect_bundles_to_effects_junctions” table).

Note “effect_bundle” is a required field and represents the faction / family (eg “Arverni”, “Barcid Dynasty”) specific trait, rather than the faction group (eg “Gallic Tribes”, “Carthage”) trait.

Add two entries to the “political_parties” table for the faction that you are trying to play as and make sure to flag one of these parties as being “playable”.

How to mod rome 2 files how to#

I’m sure you can pretty much decipher how to go about setting these up by looking at existing entries, but in a nutshell:

The tables concerned are “political_parties” and “faction_political_parties_junctions”. Now, there is no simple way for us to create a non-playable faction-spanning generic political party to allow you to jump in as anybody, but for those of you who wish to mod in your own data to play a specific faction, it should be straight forward enough. For test purposes we also set them up for the proposed additional factions, Pontus and the Seleucids, hence the barebones Seleucid data – we settled on Pontus as the first extra in the end, but knew we’d want to get the Seleucids out to you guys as soon as possible after release anyway so saw no need to remove the preliminary data that was already in there. The appropriate parties for faction politics were only ever set up for major factions. The reason that the game is crashing when attempting to load non-playable minor factions is that they have no political party data set up for them.