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Willem
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Canada
Dec 2001
time: 00:18
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The MultiTool doesn't actually create a unit, it just copies an existing one and gives it a new name. It creates a folder for it in Art/Units, and adds an .ini file which points the game to the original graphics.
It's very easy to use, just load up the bic file, select the unit you want to copy, making sure you change the number from 0 to at least 1, then give it a name. Once you click the Copy button, the program will do all the rest. After that, you can fiddle with the stats in the game editor.
If you want to add some unique graphics for it later on, you just put them in the folder, then edit the .ini file in Wordpad etc. to let the game know which graphics it's supposed to use.
And yes you can create a unit that doesn't override an existing one. As many as you like by the looks of it. I haven't read of anyone yet that's come across a limit.
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26-03-2002 07:31
Is it possible to create a unit but not overide another unit?
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