Couple of How to questions.

In order:
1. Yes, you can. The skins are in \gfx\skins\tag, where tag is the country that will load the skins.

2. AFAIK, no. No without editing the files or tech team take over.

3. No idea, sorry.

Agent Larkin said:

3: How do I change what units (as in the units shown instead of counters) a country uses? For example How do I change it so that the Units of Ireland look the same as the Units for Britian?

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It depends on what element of the unit display you want to change.

If you want to change the units as shown in the build panel and the individual unit display (i.e. the still pictures of available units) you can find them in DH/gfx/interface/models. Because Ireland is a minor nation it uses the hand drawn default images and doesn't have entries of it's own. So, to get Irish units displayed using the same pics as the British (listed there as ENG) you'd first have to make copies of the English-look units you wanted to have available to Ireland, then substitute IRE for ENG in each of the titles - and of course remove the 'Copy of' prefix.

If you want to change the Sprites (the images that move around on the game map) you can find them in the DH/gfx/map/units/bmp folder. You'd have to go through the same copy and renaming procedure. In this case, though, there will be multiple images for each unit to allow the sprite to move, so you'll have a lot more copying, cutting, and pasting to do. Someone else will be able to give you the definitive answer for this, but I'm guessing you'd also have to copy and rename the supporting sprite files that are found 'loose' in the units folder.

Hope that helps a little.

Epaminondas said:

If you want to change the Sprites (the images that move around on the game map) you can find them in the DH/gfx/map/units/bmp folder. You'd have to go through the same copy and renaming procedure. In this case, though, there will be multiple images for each unit to allow the sprite to move, so you'll have a lot more copying, cutting, and pasting to do. Someone else will be able to give you the definitive answer for this, but I'm guessing you'd also have to copy and rename the supporting sprite files that are found 'loose' in the units folder.

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It should actually be enough to edit the Darkest Hour\Mods\Darkest Hour Full\db\country.csv file.

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Ah ha! Now that's why you're a devloper and I'm not - well, that's one of the reasons. So much simpler!