European Middle Ages 500-1500 AD

[Mereik]

But that'll delete the folder only. Wont it stay in the "rogram Files/Firaxis Games/Sid Meier's Civilization 4/Mods" place?
edit:nvm you can do it manually right??

Ps:as i said why is Rome the muslim holy city???????(in the mod)

 

[Drtad]

Mereik
But that'll delete the folder only. Wont it stay in the "rogram Files/Firaxis Games/Sid Meier's Civilization 4/Mods" place?
edit:nvm you can do it manually right??

as i said why is Rome the muslim holy city???????(in the mod)

No, I have done it before it'l delete the whole thing a message will pop up, "do you want to delete the folder and all its contents?" Click yes. In version 0.3 posted on this thread, the icons for religion are messed up. The religion is Catholic, but the icon is for islam. You should go to the Resurrection thread, delete your current obsolete version, and download Head Serf's new version 0.4, as well as the music addon. This version fixes the icon problem. This thread is obsolete so do not use it, use the New one.

 

[Mereik]

all right, thanks for everything

 

[HuronKing]

Could somebody help me? I've downloaded the mod and put the Medieval Europe unzipped folder into my "mods" folder and put the Map into the Publicmaps folder. But, when I try to load the mod from the Advanced menu, I get a massive XML error where it says for example:
"Tag: CIVIC_LAW_BASIC in Info class was incorrect. Current XML file is: Civilizations/CIV4CivilizationInfos.xml"

 

[HuronKing]

Much help would be appreciated.

 

[Ajidica]

Did you look at the date on the last post? 2006. The current EMA mod is in project and mod development. It is for Vanilla Civ4 only, compatible with latest patch.

 

[HuronKing]

Yes, I saw that the last past was in 2006. Nonetheless, I would like to play the mod no matter how old. Besides, the fact that they are developing a new update compatible with Vanilla is little consolation.

There is apparently a mod available right now that I would like to play, but I am unable to do so due to this strange error (never gotten it before for any other mod).

All I'd like to know is how to fix it so I can try out this fascinating sounding Middle Ages scenario.

 

[Ajidica]

The EMA Mod in Projects and mod Development is a direct sucessor to this one. After hr oskar abandoned this project, Head Serf started a new thread for this mod and worked on balencing and graphic problems. Currently, no scenarios work with this mod and it wont work with vannilla unless you are running a patch earlier than1.61 (I think).
What is the other mod you want to play.

 

[HuronKing]

I looked in the Readme. The mod is designed to be compatible with version 1.61 of the Vanilla. So still, why am I getting this XML error I described above?

 

[Ajidica]

This mod hasnt been touched since 2006! If you want to play EMA that is supported and works with 1.74, go to project and mod development thread. I dont know how to make myself clearer.

 

[Wolfshanze]

I think the last time this mod was updated was on one of these computers...

 

[HuronKing]

1.74? What are you talking about?
Also, what mod and development thread are you referring to? This is the only thread I can find that is related to this particular mod.

All I'm looking for are some good high quality mods for Civ 4 vanilla.

 

[HuronKing]

1.74? What are you talking about?
Also, what mod and development thread are you referring to? This is the only thread I can find that is related to this particular mod.

All I'm looking for are some good high quality mods for Civ 4 vanilla.

 

[Agent327]

Civ4 - Creation & Customization page - Project Mod Development section (middle of page) - European Middle Ages Mod is where you want to look.

 

[HuronKing]

Thank you! Now I know where to ask my question.

 

[Agent327]

I think this thead and mod are quite dead. (Links in post #1 inactive.)

 

[vktj]

The mod can still be downloaded: http://blaster.telefragged.com/modifications/524/medieval-europe/files

The bad news is that the game has a .dll file, and I don't think this modder was a responsible one who included its source code.

- Sam (Sorry about resurrecting an ancient thread, but I think there are a lot of anonymous lurkers who just come here to download cool files, and this will help them)