Merged mods

ercolesptr

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I have merged Coal Miner, Plantation Economy and Full Radius mods and have posted them to this forum database. Any comments or feedback welcome.:)
 
i would like inventor, coal miner, forts, plantation, ciy radius etc. - somebody just needs to make a modular mod of all the great modcomps.
 
i would like inventor, coal miner, forts, plantation, ciy radius etc. - somebody just needs to make a modular mod of all the great modcomps.

It is not possible to have these mods modular.
They need to be merged. XML, Python, DLL / C++, graphics.

Your chances of somebody else doing this for you are like 0.
You will probably have to do this yourself, Sorry.

But as far as I know "Coal Miner" and "Inventor" have already been merged by someone else.
(You could use that as starting point to merge the others into it. Or the merge from the starting post of this thread of course.)

Only pure XML (very simple) mods can be modular.
(The mods you are talking about have custom DLLs.)
 
yes i got notepad++ and im having issues scrolling through 500000 lines and trying to figure out what to add and where - it sure takes a migrane but hopefully i can learn how to mod by doing this, and as almost all the mods like have custom dll's, i will have a lot of hell to go through to get results. but that is fine by me, i just wish there were a few easy buttons or something lol.

i have many many changes to make - im attempting to merge a few mods with a few modcomps and make a few modcomps that are universally easy to use. the vision i have is pretty big and im still working on my essay of a file to simplify what it is - once i have a better understanding of what i need to do i hope to post a few nice and long needed files.
 
yes i got notepad++ and im having issues scrolling through 500000 lines and trying to figure out what to add and where
There is a tool named DiffMerge available (Freeware), which will make this part much easier.

You can check directories, structures of directories and single files against each other. And of course, you can transport the differences from one to the other - just by a mouse-click.

Just search for DiffMerge, which for me is working under Win7 x64, so it should work under other Win versions, too.
 
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