Officer Reene
It hates you all
here's the thread with the pakbuild utility program
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=136023
NOTE: when you unpack all those files, its best NOT to put it in CIV4 folder!
make a new folder
The reason you dont need to unpack it there... everytime you start up CIV4 it unpacks the files automatically.... you only need to unpack it to:
1) use as a reference - putting new/edited files in the correct directory path
2) edit a "vanilla" file (ex. Changes colors to a dds file) and placing the new file in the correct folder
3) use some of the "vanilla" files in a new Unique Unit (Ex. you want to use the swordsman model in a new Unique unit of the Scots Highlander)
4) use as a reference - checking vanilla versions of files to edit or change
5) Probably some other stuff I missed!
(Forgive me I am alittle drunk and tired now)
etc
use these files to edit/copy/replace vanilla files either in Custom Assets or your own mod
(when you add/edit files... follow the directory/folder path to properly place the files in the correct folder)
probably some other stuff too...
I'll get back to ya when I am sober...
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=136023
NOTE: when you unpack all those files, its best NOT to put it in CIV4 folder!
make a new folder
The reason you dont need to unpack it there... everytime you start up CIV4 it unpacks the files automatically.... you only need to unpack it to:
1) use as a reference - putting new/edited files in the correct directory path
2) edit a "vanilla" file (ex. Changes colors to a dds file) and placing the new file in the correct folder
3) use some of the "vanilla" files in a new Unique Unit (Ex. you want to use the swordsman model in a new Unique unit of the Scots Highlander)
4) use as a reference - checking vanilla versions of files to edit or change
5) Probably some other stuff I missed!
(Forgive me I am alittle drunk and tired now)
etc
use these files to edit/copy/replace vanilla files either in Custom Assets or your own mod
(when you add/edit files... follow the directory/folder path to properly place the files in the correct folder)
probably some other stuff too...
I'll get back to ya when I am sober...