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And it wouldn't let you release your mod on the Steam workshop or easily share with friends.
And if you figure it out you'll feel really empowered and smart. I guarantee it.
4. Get the original Archetype files from the Shared.pak file (using the pak extractor I mention in the reddit thread), modify them however you want to, put them in your mod folder, and export (or whatever the term is) the mod from the editor.
1. Make a mod in the editor but don't actually modify anything from the editor.
2. Find where the mod's folder is. (All the mod's files end up arranged in folders that mirror the file structure of the game, so that any changed files can easily replace the original game files.) Per this thread, it's probably Data/Public/MODNAME. Or maybe Data/Mods/MODNAME. "Data" may be in the game's install location. Probably.
The reasons I said it's a hassle for me are
1. Needing to install the game, and the game's mod tools, again.
2. Needing to remember (or re-search) where to look to find the AI files that can be changed.
3. Probably needing to remember fundamentals of how to use the mod tools. Which DO make modding easier than a lot of other modding for other games, but are still fundamentally a challenge to learn to use.
And as I've already said, it's a considerable hassle to make adjustments to the AI and then contrive scenarios in-game (or in the mod tools) to test and see if the desired changes are actually happening. It's just time-consuming.
Yes I know why the devs dumbed it down, I actually had several e-mail back and forth with them in regards to this topic. And yes you correct, they did not want the AI to be smart like humans because of how difficult the game would then be.
Which bloody sux, because now the difficulty is the opposite for me!
Ok, so if you are saying its a hassle does that mean its going to be hard for me to try and mod this aspect myself if I make an attempt later tonight. I have 0 experience in modding :)
I'm not gonna release the AI part as a standalone, because
1. it's a hassle, and
2. I never tested it thoroughly enough to figure out if it's actually Good, quality-wise.