Luxury Resource Display

[magus424]

Just a simple mod as I poked around with the modding system until the SDK is out:



e: now available on the mod hub


And since people keep asking, no, I do not give permission for this to be included with any other mod or mod pack

 

[keldath]

wow very useful!!! thanks!

the modding system is out?

 

[Dancing Hoskuld]

That is almost exactly what I wanted. Now how do I get at it so I can change it?

 

[Kinseek]

Any way to put the turns remaining of the trades in a parentheses behind it?

 

[Describer]

thank you, nice addition

 

[dewell]

Looks great ...

simple question, didn't find an answer by myself in the board: Where to copy the .civ5mod file?

 

[James009]

Nice work here!

 

[Baleur]

Awesome!

 

[PTM]

Things like this (and there are many other things like this that currently need modding) are less "helpful mods" and more "borderline critical UI fixes that should have been in the initial release."

A good game to be sure, but a malformed and incomplete UI if ever there was one.

 

[Louis XXIV]

This is very cool.

 

[Dict4t0rCiv]

Very handy display; nice work.

 

[Edgecrusher]

Very cool indeed, I plan on using this one.

 

[magus424]

wow very useful!!! thanks!

the modding system is out?

No, I just hacked this up manually

That is almost exactly what I wanted. Now how do I get at it so I can change it?

Just install it and the files will be in a folder under MODS.

Any way to put the turns remaining of the trades in a parentheses behind it?

Should be possible

Looks great ...

simple question, didn't find an answer by myself in the board: Where to copy the .civ5mod file?

From the weplayciv page:

To install, download this file and place in your mods folder at ..\My Documents\My Games\Sid Meiers Civilization V\MODS\. Run the game, go into the MODS menu and click BROWSE, then Install Mods to install it.

 

[Valkrionn]

Would you mind if I included this in my (as yet unreleased) mod? Will give credit.

Would just recommend it, but until the modtools are out that doesn't work well... And my mod is general improvements (with each tweak in it's own file) so it fits the nature of the mod.

 

[Adam7Eight]

I like this. Thanks Magus.

 

[Quetz]

Wow, thanks so much. Can't believe they didn't include it.

 

[DireAussie]

No, I just hacked this up manually

In my thread you mention it was easy and to look at example mods...my civ 5 installation has no example mods by default, and I downloaded your mod and it is a binary file - how to build/edit a .civ5mod file?

Edit: nevermind it seems the civ5mod auto-extracts once you load it up when in-game. checking out your files now..

 

[Valkrionn]

.civ5mod files are nothing more than a renamed 7zip. Check this blog: http://www.weplayciv.com/forums/ent...eart-is-through-his-modinfo-and-civ5mod-files.


One note: With lua files, the entire file will be overwritten. So you want to include the entire file in your module, not just those functions which change.

 

[DireAussie]

Oh 7zip files, too easy! Thanks Valkrionn. Just changed my attachments

Also, thanks magus for your mod.

 

[Dragonlord]

Very useful, I'll be sure to install it ASAP: Thanks!