Id like to add the units from the aborted naval buildup programs due to the Washington Treaty to the 1936 scenario. However, while I can do this some nations, I am unable to do it for all, specifically the British and French. Does anyone know how to fix this? Or do I have to add them manually to the files without using the Game Editor.
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So is their a editor that I can use to do it? I tried the HOI editor 0.42, but couldn't figure out how exactly to go about adding units.
The HoiEditor does not currently support scenario editing (and this includes adding units)
The only bugs I ever got from the HoI2
D standard editor were language based. It became a pain in the # to have everything written in double dutch + a bag of random symbols. But I found that backing up the config folder and dumping that over the original fixed all the language errors. I have not had one error since I started dumping the config backup over the config folder and I've edited provinces, ministers, tech teams, looked at the tech tree, and also modified models.
D standard editor were language based. It became a pain in the # to have everything written in double dutch + a bag of random symbols. But I found that backing up the config folder and dumping that over the original fixed all the language errors. I have not had one error since I started dumping the config backup over the config folder and I've edited provinces, ministers, tech teams, looked at the tech tree, and also modified models.Would it be better then to just add them as an event in the beginning of the game? Basically id like to make a mod where the Washington treaty is modified to allow everyone to build there current ships they have projected, and then the restrictions on the sizes of the ships come into play after.
The easiest way is certainly to use manual text editing. Everything is defined in plaintext, although the Vanilla formatting can be rather annoying.