"Mod"?

[Hylt22]

So, I was reading a thread and someone said, I modded the Fall of Rome to be able to play as Rome, what does mod mean? Does it change the conquest in a different way to be able to play as an unplayable civilization? If thats the deal...how do you do it? And is it sent to the in-game section called civ-content?

 

[CELTICEMPIRE]

a mod is short for "modification", I can't mod well at all, but I can edit Scenarios, you follow these files to do it.
C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\sid meier's civilization iii complete\Conquests
of course, if you don't have the steam version, the steam stuff doesn't apply.
and yes it goes to civ-content.

 

[Hylt22]

Thanks man, much appreciated

 

[Hylt22]

One more thing...if someone has already modified that conquest, it's saved into your civ-content correct? Even if it wasn't done by you, nor on your computer?

 

[Moosezilla]

These questions are for the creation forum where those w/experience can answer, request a moderator to move your thread, which I'm sure they will be happy to do. To answer that second question, you must place a "mod" into Conquests/Scenarios folder. A simple answer but if you have more feel free to ask. Good luck.

 

[CELTICEMPIRE]

One more thing...if someone has already modified that conquest, it's saved into your civ-content correct? Even if it wasn't done by you, nor on your computer?

remember, the conquests are also in civ content, open up the "scenarios" folder, and double click on whatever conquest you want to edit.