How do you open the mod editor

[Jupiter x3]

I was hoping for an easy program like the creation engine but here it seems like you have to download programs such as l PostreSQL which I have no idea how to use.

It would be nice if someone make a video on how to mod the game.

Is anyone else having a hard time getting the mod editor working?

All I wanted to do was just add npcs to some locations for big battles.

[Kai]

KCD modding tools are multiple times more complex than Creation Engine.
It's not 'casual modding' territory, but literally 'developer kit' territory.

[Jupiter x3]

I guess I'll wait for some videos to come out

[Noeat]

Originally posted by Jupiter x3:

I guess I'll wait for some videos to come out

look at nexus, there is + there are instructions

[JiriRydl]

Originally posted by Jupiter x3:

I was hoping for an easy program like the creation engine but here it seems like you have to download programs such as l PostreSQL which I have no idea how to use.

It would be nice if someone make a video on how to mod the game.

Is anyone else having a hard time getting the mod editor working?

All I wanted to do was just add npcs to some locations for big battles.

Info and some videos are here, will be more:
https://wiki.nexusmods.com/index.php/KCD_Before_You_Start

[thehouseofbeasley]

i have been following the steps provided but they are realy not that clear for people like me who are new to modding

[Nojby [CZ]]

Originally posted by thehouseofbeasley:

i have been following the steps provided but they are realy not that clear for people like me who are new to modding

yes, i am not alone!... I am new in moding and i was waiting year for this tools and now, after 2 day of trying i give it up and uninstall all and game too :(

[thehouseofbeasley]

warhorse really need to realease some more content on how to get this to work. i just hope they make those vidios they promised

[Jupiter x3]

Happy I'm not alone, still excited about the mods people will make :)

[jlionheart]

I got as far as this:

After completing first step we use psql.exe to restore the database from provided dumps.
psql.exe -f Data_reference/modding.sql -U postgres –d ConfigDB -q
psql.exe -f Data_reference/public.sql -U postgres –d ConfigDB -q
Ideally this command should run with no output of any kind (the -q switch hides all non-errors, and there should be no errors). In your database, there should be now a schema called modding with 468 tables.

Unfortunately, in my database, there is no schema called modding, and obviously there are no 468 tables. There are only four schema, "pg_toast", "pg_toast_temp_1", "pg_temp_1", and "public". These commands do not work in the psql.exe as directed.

Can anyone suggest another way?

[Jupiter x3]

Originally posted by jlionheart:

I got as far as this:

After completing first step we use psql.exe to restore the database from provided dumps.
psql.exe -f Data_reference/modding.sql -U postgres –d ConfigDB -q
psql.exe -f Data_reference/public.sql -U postgres –d ConfigDB -q
Ideally this command should run with no output of any kind (the -q switch hides all non-errors, and there should be no errors). In your database, there should be now a schema called modding with 468 tables.

Unfortunately, in my database, there is no schema called modding, and obviously there are no 468 tables. There are only four schema, "pg_toast", "pg_toast_temp_1", "pg_temp_1", and "public". These commands do not work in the psql.exe as directed.

Can anyone suggest another way?

This is like another language to me.. Hope you get it working.

[theo]

This is like being unable to find a spade in Skalitz in prologue, but on a whole new level

[Nojby [CZ]]

Originally posted by jlionheart:

I got as far as this:

After completing first step we use psql.exe to restore the database from provided dumps.
psql.exe -f Data_reference/modding.sql -U postgres –d ConfigDB -q
psql.exe -f Data_reference/public.sql -U postgres –d ConfigDB -q
Ideally this command should run with no output of any kind (the -q switch hides all non-errors, and there should be no errors). In your database, there should be now a schema called modding with 468 tables.

Unfortunately, in my database, there is no schema called modding, and obviously there are no 468 tables. There are only four schema, "pg_toast", "pg_toast_temp_1", "pg_temp_1", and "public". These commands do not work in the psql.exe as directed.

Can anyone suggest another way?

same problem here!

[Mort]

What errors do you get when running the psql.exe command? You might need to adjust the paths to point to your postgres folder and your game install folder, so it might end up looking like this:
"c:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\11\bin\psql.exe" -f D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\KingdomComeDeliverance\Data_reference\modding.sql -U postgres -d ConfigDB -q

[jlionheart]

Mort, I get, "Windows cannot find psql.exe. Make sure you type the name correctly, then try again. So, instead of using the Run command, I go to the directory where psql.exe is located, and try run it from there. Up pops a Command panel. It asks me for a password. No matter what I type in, including the correct password, it disappears, and nothing else happens.

[jlionheart]

I have managed to locate all the files that need to be "migrated", whatever that means. Who knew they'd be in the Steam subdirectory? Still don't know how to migrate them without a working psql.exe. Is there another way?