I was able to get the portrait changes to work following the leads on the forum, but this part is another level. I consider myself pretty technical, but I admit I am no programmer and am having a tough time seeing how all these spreadsheets and files talk to each other. If the stickies above don t tell you, maybe someone can help with that also! Why thank you sir! If I was to change someone to 2 stars it would only be because they commanded a district or corps in history, so therefore I definitely want to learn how to enable corps command. The difference was that they retained the stats from the lower level while the other method allowed different stats and sttributes. There is also an entry in the database for a generic promotion which in AACW allowed you to ugrade the same model to a higher rank. For this you need to have 2 distinct models for the same general linked together. There are some stickies in the general modding page.Įugene Carr wrote:If CW2 follows AACW you can either promote by jumping from one model to another eg from * to **. If you are interested in modding these files its really worthwhile learning to use the excell sheets and splitter rather than wading into the files individually. There's another step to allow corps command but its a bit more involved. If feeling brave open his model file (no 357 in GameData/Models) and change GenPromotable = 0 to GenPromotable = 2 also change MaxRank = 1 to MaxRank = 2 and he should be able to earn promotion to ** John G Walker commanded divisions as both B/General and M/General in game terms both would be * when he became a District Commander then ** might be appropriate. One thing to remember is that the game isnt concerned with rank but with appointment, a * is generally a divisional commander irl they may have been a colonel or a major general, ** are Corps Commanders *** Armies.
If CW2 follows AACW you can either promote by jumping from one model to another eg from * to **.
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