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Campaigns
Krom Stern edited this page May 15, 2018
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- Browse to the folder "campaigns" under your Knights Province folder
- Create a new folder with the name of your campaign, for example
Knights Province\campaigns\My Cool Campaign - Run
CampaignBuilder.exefrom the main Knights Province folder
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- (n/a) Click Load Picture and select an image for the map background on the briefing screen
- Set the mission count
- Select each mission and drag its node to the correct location on the campaign map
- Set each missions folder name (e.g. MissionOne)
- Click Save and save it as info.xml under your campaign folder, for example
campaigns\My Cool Campaign\info.xml. This will also save images.rxx which contains the map background image - Create a file text.eng.libx under your campaign folder, for example
campaigns\My Cool Campaign\text.eng.libx. Open it in a text editor and enter the required text (look at the original campaigns for the file format, 0 is the title, 10 and onwards is mission briefings) - For each mission of your campaign, create a folder under your
campaigns\My Cool Campaign\folder matching mission name listed in earlier (e.g.campaigns\My Cool Campaign\MissionOne) - In each mission folder put the .map and .dat files for your mission, for example
campaigns\My Cool Campaign\MissionOne\MissionOne.map
If you are unsure look at the original campaigns and make sure you have the same folder structure.
Run TranslationManager.exe from the main Knights Province folder and select your campaign text file, for example campaigns\My Cool Campaign\text.eng.libx. Enter translations for your campaign in the appropriate boxes and click save. Languages which do not have a translation will use English instead.
Place the mission briefing audio as MP3 files in each mission folder, for example campaigns\My Cool Campaign\MissionOne\MissionOne.eng.mp3. You can provide the audio in any language by using the appropriate language code instead of eng.