Shortly put, "modding" means modifying something. But what the word means doesn't really matter. It's full of theory.Īs you probably already know, the word "modding" comes from "modifying", and "mod" can mean either "modification" or "module". If you just want to know how to set your module up, skip the hidden section. And I promise pictures.Īnyways, I'd recommend you grab an ice-cold beer/insert favourite beverage here, let some good music play in the background (if that helps your concentration - it surely helps mine!) and keep reading. This will be a wall of text, but I can assure you it won't be in vain. OK, but this begins to look like a wall of text. Plus, if there are any errors in here, I won't try to defend my incorrect statements, but will make the corrections, so everyone can be sure that this here is 100% quality info. I'm giving you this information as I know it, and trust me, I've practised it long enough. This tutorial contains the information that has been passed on to the new modders in numerous posts and (mostly) long-lost forum threads. They could tell you that the sky is pink with green dots. I have the highest forum rank available (which actually means only that I've hung around here a lot ), and I have published a few OSP code packs, as well as creating a few stand-alone applications, dedicated to modding this game.īut in other tutorials people tell me to do things a bit differently. I shall fix it at the moment of noticing.Ĭontains Real, Correct, Time- and User- Proven Information.īecause it is written by a person with, at the moment of posting of this tutorial, over seven years of modding various games, most notably Mount&Blade and Warband (six years plus). To my fellow expert modders: If you find something incorrect in this post, just name it.
I will do my best to thoroughly and understandably explain most of the things that could be on a new user's mind.
First of all, I decided to do this because of the large amount of new recruits that appeared on the forums recently, some of them who started posting tutorials which contained unclear, misinforming, or even plainly wrong information.
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