As the title says, I built myself a nice, little civ that the mod menu recognizes but the game won't play. I think that the first indication is that in the mod menu, even though I can activate it, the rate/hate buttons don't light up. I don't know if I need to put that in the XML code or not.
But anyways, I think I have painted myself into a corner. I now have basically an entire civ done. I added a unit, leader and everything. I modified the XML to include the recent patch glitch but I'm pretty sure it wasn't working before that. So my question is, what is your process when building mods? If you would be willing to go through it step-by-step it would be really helpful Something like this:
and so on. I am also thinking of making a Modding for Dummies tutorial and would like to include this (with proper credits of course ).
Also, along these lines, I need to break my mod down to test it and see what's not working but now the entire thing is built I'm not sure how to chop it back up to test. If anyone has any ideas or some debugging techniques I'd really appreciate those too
I've also attatched a zip of my solution file just in case some nice person would honor me with taking a look at it
But anyways, I think I have painted myself into a corner. I now have basically an entire civ done. I added a unit, leader and everything. I modified the XML to include the recent patch glitch but I'm pretty sure it wasn't working before that. So my question is, what is your process when building mods? If you would be willing to go through it step-by-step it would be really helpful Something like this:
- create the shell of the civ xml
- build
- test in-game
- create basic text
- build
- test in-game
and so on. I am also thinking of making a Modding for Dummies tutorial and would like to include this (with proper credits of course ).
Also, along these lines, I need to break my mod down to test it and see what's not working but now the entire thing is built I'm not sure how to chop it back up to test. If anyone has any ideas or some debugging techniques I'd really appreciate those too
I've also attatched a zip of my solution file just in case some nice person would honor me with taking a look at it