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@Noob0
In {Sources - Native Files+PVC}, Native (unmodified) files are named with the suffix ".Original". So if a file has the suffix ".Original" the same file without this suffix has been modified with PVC.
Here are all the files modified by my Mod:

module_mission_templates.py.Original = Native
module_mission_templates.py = PVC mod

module_skins.py.Original = Native
module_skins.py = PVC mod

module_sounds.py.Original = Native
module_sounds.py = PVC mod

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module_info.py.Original
module_info.py

This file is not specific to my mod, I modified it to give the right path to create the build.

@Noob0
This is not a stupid question.
You will need to make custom scripts to add this functionality, this is true for any mod.
I think you should download {Sources - Native+PVC files}
and then use a tool like WinMerge to understand what the differences are between Native and PVC, and you should be able to merge PVC with any other mod.
The prerequisite being that you know how to do a merge.

hi stupid question, can I just copy paste files from here to other moduals to have victory cry in all my mods or will i have to do some custom scripting to add this feature to other mods?

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@⛧Saige the Mage⛧
It's a bit late, but you can always ask the modder of "Prophesy of Pendor" if he is interested in adding -PVC- to his mod? My source files are available via the link in the description.

Hi Orion, Thank you!

I'm not sure I understand what you are saying about "put this function directly in the native files". I have modified some native files, so I put a new function directly into a native file, and made calls to that function in the same file. I also modified two other files to add the war cry to the female soldiers.
Modified native files: {Compiled & Sources - PVC files only}.

As for calling your horse into battle, that may be possible, but TLD is a heavily modified warband version, and I can't say if it can be easily replicated in Native. I've noted your suggestion but, as I said before, I have no intention of merging PVC with another mod (or adding another feature) at the moment, I just don't have the time (real life is so time-consuming), I'm a beginner in modding and even a simple task costs me too much time. Maybe one day in the future!

Ah, and the PVC mod can be used by anyone to be modded, or merged with anything.

Hi , I wanted to ask you if you could put this function directly in the native files, a bit like the language files for example, it's much simpler for me who uses translation files to have a better translation of the game. I also saw that you were inspired by TLD for this, will you also be able to do a mode or you can call your horse with a touch when it goes far in a battle? If possible to implant it in your mode of war cry? That way, it's useful and convenient . In any case thank you it adds nice little novelty. Have a nice day.

Ok thank you!

Hello Saige The Mage
No, this mod is based on Native. I merged it with Diplomacy and I don't intend to merge PVC with another mod at the moment.
If the PoP sources are free to use, I might try a merge one day.

Will this work with Pendor?

I like these sort of mods which aren't game changing, but game improving. 10/10 mod, me and my sword sisters can slay peasants in style

Great work! Thank you for putting in the work to make this very nice feature.

Ah okay, don't know much about modding warband. That's why asked like that.

Hello @Silentrious

I'm not sure I understand your question.
In warband, each mod should be a separate module. This (tiny) mod is no exception.
The base of this mod is the original game (= Native) and does not impact the saves, so you can copy and reuse all your Native saves, and continue your conquest of Calradia with style. :)

victory

Is this a seperate module or built in native?