Azure's Visual Guide to Techmaking

[Azurian]

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-For Rightfuture.



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[rightfuture]

Thanks MrAzure, I'll check it out immediately

I have and like notepad++ so check there.

I seem to understand how most of this works, I will have to experiment a little.

 

[Azurian]

It took less than a day to figure most of it out. Anyquestions..feel free to ask.
Do u need a blank template?

 

[GiuseppeIII]

thanks for that rightfuture if i ever start to try to mod the c2c i will definetly use this

 

[anunknownman]

wow thanks!!!! this will definintaly help me make new techs!!!!

 

[Koshling]

Someone really should start writing some editors for the XML that are semantically driven (so that adding a tech gives you a dialog asking for the specifics, probably with just the must-fill-in ones in the top dialog, and the rest grouped under by-category-enabled sub-dialog panes). This applies to techs, units, and everything else. It really isn't hard to do for anyone with a bit of coding experience, just needs sometone to find the time. It would enable anyone to edit things without needing to understand the XML, and it would ENSURE we always had self-consistent XML between the related files.

 

[anunknownman]

ok so i made a tech with this guide and i can't seem to get the quotes to work, instead i get some txt_something.... any ideas why???

thanks again for the guide

 

[Azurian]

ok so i made a tech with this guide and i can't seem to get the quotes to work, instead i get some txt_something.... any ideas why???

thanks again for the guide

can you upload all the files you created for ur tECH?

 

[anunknownman]

can you upload all the files you created for ur tECH?

well never mind, i found the file that is responsible for the qoutes (it's called RoM_GameText_Civilopedia_Quotes.xml) now my new techs work like a charm

 

[JosEPh_II]

This could even help an ol' dog learn a "new" trick!

Thanks!

JosEPh