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-Be careful about giving yourself TOO much Funds. If the game sees you have a ton of liquid cash, it will say the Navy is overfunded and give the Army a chunk of your budget. This means budget cuts. In general, having over 300,000 Funds at once will get your budget slashed. This also applies even if you're NOT savegame modding, so keep spending your cash!
-If you're having perpetual cash problems and are constantly resetting your Funds, you're overbuilding your navy. However, if you just want to build little boats, the values you want are BaseResources and BudgetModifier. BaseResources is the strength of your country's economy -- events like Industrial Development and Global Crash modify this. BudgetModifier is how much of that economy you as the navy are getting -- most budget events change this number instead, and if it's too big the game will also get leery. To give yourself more room, crank up BaseResources first, then BudgetModifier.
Saves are now stored in
C:\USER\USERNAME\Documents\My Games\Rule the Waves 3
MapAreaXPossessionXOwner=
This is directly above the possession name, if there is no primary nation owner you can directly write in your nation's name. If a primary nation is the owner the bases and fortifications complicate things and you would need to hunt them down in the RTWGameX.bcs file, I do not recommend this.