Modpatcher

[heyhowie]

How do I change my .ini file into a .mod?

[dreadylein]

just rename it ;)

[Panthy]

Tried to use the Modpatcher, but I get "Error @ Patching" when doing so.

The files are in the standard Steam directory, but I switched the .mod you provided with the standard .ini (renamed to .mod, of course), which I edited slightly to my needs. So maybe there's a problem with that?

 

Thanks in advance :)

[Daemonjax]

Try running it when the game isn't running, or ya messed the file up slightly when you made your changes. ;) Edited October 18, 2012 by Daemonjax

[dreadylein]

Mh no Sanity checks on the Modfiles ;P so patcher shouldnt say a word even if the file is totaly odd :P

Would bet on Game running also :D

[Panthy]

Aw man...the game wasn't running, even closed Steam and then I saw that I had a space before .mod :rolleyes:

Problem now solved. Thank you anyway :D

[KMA]

No dont plan to add them atm

They arent put into the binarie datastream so it isnt the job of this application

maybe later

 

First off, thanks for the tool. Second, thanks for the help.

 

I went for a romp through the exe and found out they only baked DefaultGameCore.ini into it. I had assumed that if they were going to bake one ini in, they would have done all of them (for consistency if nothing else).

 

Now I need to get back into the exe and see if I can force it to use loose files...

[Caiman]

Now I need to get back into the exe and see if I can force it to use loose files...

Hell yes! :dance:

[Adonnay]

Did Firaxis update the .exe or the game itself?

 

Modpatcher doesn't seem to work for me anymore. Everytime I patch the exe steam overwrites it again with a different version (slightly larger) even though I disabled the automatic update for XCOM.

[lurkeruk]

So I've edited the main .exe with the changes I'd like and now I've run the program - what file would I add to Nexus so that others can use it?