I was wondering, does anyone knew which mods or mods had the drug resources (cocaine, marijuana, ect.) or anyother mods that offer more resources and technologies, besides DyP? Also, I was wondering if it's possible to integrate certain mods like a resource pack into a complete mod like DyP? Any help is appreciated.

http://forums.civfanatics.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=51

check this part of the forums for such mods.

I think I will move this to Creation & Customization - you will likely get more/better help there.

I know there have been resource graphics for marijuana and possibly a poppy graphic for generic opiates but I can't remember offhand which ones and I haven't organized that section of the library yet. Try Searching (http://forums.civfanatics.com/search.php?s=) the Creation & Customization Area for likely terms.

You can probably add your own resources to any mod but keep in mind that the game allocates only so many resources on a given map so moving things around and adding new ones might knock the resource balance off. As for other mods, there are many, many of them. Most are posted in the Completed Modpack forum and at least one (TETurkhan's) is in the Map forum.

Yes, you can just use the import feature in the editor to import certain parts of other mods into a new one.

thanks for the help, but where can i find the editor at?

The editor is in your civ3 or PTW folder. If you are using standard civ3, it is Civ3Edit.exe; for PTW, it is Civ3XEdit.exe

Wouldn't it be more realistic to have resources/luxuries that are traded on the stock market?

Titanium, Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar... IMHO this would make more sense than Ivory or even Cocaine.

Originally posted by stormbind
Titanium, Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar... IMHO this would make more sense than Ivory or even Cocaine.

Ivory has been traded at all times in history, Titanium has´nt.

Perhaps, but in 1000 BC Ivory was way more important than Titanium ;) Resources are yet another place where Era changes would be useful, at least for luxuries. The changing unit requirements do simulate this somewhat for strategic resources.