Again with the Civ3Edit

[lotusmaglite]

Blah blah blah can't find civ3edit, blah blah Brad Oliver's capricious and divine link won't work, blah blah please help.

If anyone could send it (civ3edit for the Mac) to me at lotusmaglite<at>yahoo.com, I would sacrifice 5 Workers in your name.

Glory. Blah blah.

 

[AlanH]

You have mail

 

[lotusmaglite]

Many thanks.
The Five sacrifices shall be laid bare upon the floodplains of Nyctalinth, and the name of AlanH shall forever be known to the All-Father, Progenitor Maximus, and his beloved children, the Horde. Woe be to any who dare sully the name of AlanH, for the raging people of the Horde shall ride down upon them in a river of blood, sparing only those who renounce their pathetic tribal lords and swear obesiance to the great benefactor of all Civilization.

Peace.

 

[AlanH]

Gee, thanks, I think

 

[Benito Juarez]

Can I get it too, my adress is clarkman_23 <at> hotmail.com

 

[Benito Juarez]

when i install it i just transfer the files into my civ3 folder but it doesn't allo me to change anything why? (exept the map but it a pear as nothing)

 

[AlanH]

You can either edit an existing scenario file (a xxxx.bic file created with version 1.21) or you can create a new scenario by making a new map.

To change the game rules you need to select the Scenario menu and enable Custom Rules. The editor will warn you, and then you can select the options in the Rules menu.

 

[Benito Juarez]

It may sound weird but I love you (in a no gay kind of way) THANKS A WHOLE LOT, Now I even might be able to do some cool stuff for the 1.29 b2 mac version,

UPDATE

I have my game editor good and old, but when I open a bic file it doesn't give any modification it had already (like it only give the original units, do I have to upgrade it or what?