*with X being the same number you have for the renamed startpos.esf file. *Example: So if you used the startpos.esf from the 4tpy folder than it should be renamed to 4T_startpos.esfģ)copy the renamed file over to the Custom folder for DME.Īdd these lines in the blank space, one at a time and press add after each one.Ĭb_localisation *note: It's spelled with a "S" not a "Z".*Ĭheck the bottom left corner of the launcher and make sure it says Replacing the X with the amount of turns you chose from the cb folder. (in the future it will contain more emergent and new factions)Īctivate DME launcher > FILE > GO > Mod Folder > Campaigns > Customġ)Copy the a(from CB) over to the Custom folderĢ)Rename the startpos.esf(in the CB folder) to XT_startpos.esf. Works as a standalone or together with Causa Belli 2.0 This will make Greece and Hungary playable. Note: you might need 7zip to uncompress the file, it's free and downloadable here: (click on the blue Download Now button, not the green start download button) In the event that you delete or damage your ESf file you will find the DME ESF's available here, for CB you require the Custom Campaign version To the top of your Custom Campaign user script. The 3 turns/year and 4 turns/year fiels are included, just use the relevant startpos.esf file from the folders. \ Empire Total War\data\campaigns\DMUC_Cmain folder (unit_pack_compatibility_project_v6_3.pack is included for backup in case you need it in the future) If you have a unit_pack_compatibility_project.pack then delete it because it interferes with the CB localization. Then you need to have a look at the instructions document included in AUM, and that will tell you what you need to copy and paste into the “user.empire_script” file.To your. If that file isn’t there, then you need to create a file with the same title using the notepad app. There should be a text file entitled “user.empire_script” within the “scripts” folder. Once inside the “Empire” folder there should be another folder entitled “scripts”, go into that folder. Within the Creative Assembly folder there should be folders for all your total war games, including Empire then you need to go into the “Empire” folder. Within that folder there should be a folder called “The Creative Assembly”. This should take you to your ‘Roaming’ folder. You want to type in %appdata% in the address bar at the top. the thing that contains the location of all your documents).
What you want to do to get to the scripts document is as follows:
You’ve found the instructions note file I mentioned right? Step 3. Ok sure, I’ll try to give a more detailed run through.
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