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Title: Hacked Civ3 Editor
Creator: Donarumo
Date: November 3rd, 2001
The hacked Civ3 editor reveals the "Add" and "Delete" buttons for most Editor screens. Firaxis programmmer Mike Breitkreutz explained why these buttons are hidden:
"Clearly, this functionality was needed during the creation of the
game. However, we did not feel it received adequate testing to make it available in the released version of the game. In addition, in yesterday's chat I made mention of some graphical glitches that were discovered that make it difficult to modify some of the art and thus support for additional art was not implemented in the editor. Without the ability to add art, the ability to add units, for example, is pointless, so I disabled the feature temporarily. I did not, however, remove the functionality completely as I intend to fix these limitations. Be aware, though, that some of the items were never intended to have add/delete support and are only in there for development purposes. In other words, use these hacks at your own risk".
So use it with caution...
Thanks to Donarumo for letting us add the hack to the database. This mod was originally posted at Apolyton.
Creator: Donarumo
Date: November 3rd, 2001
The hacked Civ3 editor reveals the "Add" and "Delete" buttons for most Editor screens. Firaxis programmmer Mike Breitkreutz explained why these buttons are hidden:
"Clearly, this functionality was needed during the creation of the
game. However, we did not feel it received adequate testing to make it available in the released version of the game. In addition, in yesterday's chat I made mention of some graphical glitches that were discovered that make it difficult to modify some of the art and thus support for additional art was not implemented in the editor. Without the ability to add art, the ability to add units, for example, is pointless, so I disabled the feature temporarily. I did not, however, remove the functionality completely as I intend to fix these limitations. Be aware, though, that some of the items were never intended to have add/delete support and are only in there for development purposes. In other words, use these hacks at your own risk".
So use it with caution...
Thanks to Donarumo for letting us add the hack to the database. This mod was originally posted at Apolyton.