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I saw mention that the exe may need to be blocked so tried that, and even disabled my nic, still no changes. I'm editing XComEW.exe, compiling, saving, then launching XcomEW and starting a new game.
I'm sure I'm missing a simple step but I'm not seeing how to get my edits to "stick".
The major thing I've noticed is that their terms for CLASSIC and HARD seem to be reversed and actually mean Impossible and Classic respectively. That shouldn't affect starting cash though.
The only thing I can think is that Resource Hacker or you as a user don't have administrative rights in your operating system. Otherwise you seem to be doing it all correctly and know how to parse the XComEW.exe file.
EDIT: One to question to ask; after making changes to the exe and saving, are those changes still present when you launch and reopen the exe in RH?
I'm logged in as a local admin. I just reopened XComEW.exe with RH and it's still edited from yesterday. I got tired of making all the changes I wanted over and over so I'm just testing with one: starting money.
; Headquarters Values
HQ_STARTING_MONEY = 1000
Is there possibly an INI overwriting changes?
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I'll give UberMod a try too, thanks
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I think all games should be required to release a toolkit like Elder Scrolls :)
xcommodhelper? Does this come with the game? Or is it included with the mod?
1. Originally Classic difficulty was going to be the normal difficulty but the publishers wanted them to make the game easier to appeal to more people so we got easy and normal diffculty hence the weird names.
2. There is some changes you can affect through just editing the ini file. If memory serves starting cash is one of them.
3. As for the resource hacker changes not working there are a number of reasons. the major one is some of the files are verified on each start up and so will always overwrite your changes. this was implimented at EW for multiplayer protection or some such. You have to turn this off as someone earlier pointed out how.
- Also some of the items need to be changed in multiple places so if you make only a singular change it doesn't seem to work.
4. For long war you should just need to have the installer in the base folder from xcom installation and hit install. I've done it a few times now over the past week and had no problems. Perhaps check on their Nexus page for support.