#MOUNT AND BLADE TWEAKMB MOD#
#MOUNT AND BLADE TWEAKMB MANUAL#
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#MOUNT AND BLADE TWEAKMB MANUAL#

I'm going to try this, not having much hope but maybe that will work.Mount and blade warband 1.174 manual activation codeMount And Blade Warband Marshall Guide Buy Mount & Blade: Warband PC - Microsoft StoreMount & Blade Warband. It's doable, it requires just a bit of work.

#MOUNT AND BLADE TWEAKMB MOD#

You'll have to open that file in the mod folder and look for where to change those values. The module file for Food Consumption is Simple_triggers. The difficult part is find the exact spot in that file, because they are obviously not identical.

#MOUNT AND BLADE TWEAKMB CODE#

For both codes the corresponding values are highlighted in the panel below, in the code section in the file: These are the values, you'll have to copy in the same file of the mod. On the right there are two edit fields, change the values according to the ranges, then open the TweakViewer, search on the left for Food_EatingInterval and Food_TroopsFed. if you want to change food consumption, load the native module in TweakMB, on the left tree panel open the top entry named Tweaks, then select Food Consumption. Look for it in the mod folder, then you'll have to find out in that file where to put the new value. In the TweakViewer you also find the corresponding module file. Search there for the codes of the entries you have changed and look for the highlighted values in the panel at the bottom. Originally posted by redwitch:well, as I wrote you can locate the module files yourself by loading the native module in TweakMB, look for what you want to change, do it, and then open the TweakViewer. Well, as I wrote you can locate the module files yourself by loading the native module in TweakMB, look for what you want to change, do it, and then open the TweakViewer. I once found a tutorial I followed, but it had no effect ingame. Well what I was aiming for was more stuff like construction speed in villages and towns, food consumption, and maybe reputation. Originally posted by redwitch:well, it depends on the mod and on what you want to change. In any case you should save the files you want to change before. Using a file differencing tool like WinMerge may help. Depending on the changes the mod has done to the native files It may require a bit of work to find out in the module file where exactly the value to change is located. To know what change to the value I have to make, I first open another TweakMB window and load the native module and make the change I want to make there too, so the viewer displays what the required value looks like. Select that code and the viewer will display the file you have to edit and on a panel below even highlight the value you have to change. If you open that viewer you see a list of all editable module codes. If you have used TweakMB before you know that the tool has a function TweakViewer.

In the other cases though editing the values you want to change will not be not possible with the help of the tool itself, then you'll have to edit the files. disabling stats loss or editing the battle sizes works mostly fine. If you succeed in loading the mod then there are some values you can edit directly using the tool, i.e. In some cases it is just a native expansion so loading it based on the native module works mostly fine.

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If I want to tweak some things with the tool I figure out at first if the mod I want to tweak is based on one of the mods the tool supports, i.e. If you succeed in loading the mod you can edit some values without having to fiddle with the files. Well, it depends on the mod and on what you want to change.

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