They have tutorials on the web site. Hope it helps. https://www.shewillpunishthem.com/modding-eng

Originally posted by darksider1128:

They have tutorials on the web site. Hope it helps. https://www.shewillpunishthem.com/modding-eng

Thank you, but I was aware of those, what I need is guides on which additional tools from Unity I need to download and install :-)

Originally posted by Novash:

Thank you, but I was aware of those, what I need is guides on which additional tools from Unity I need to download and install :-)

https://unity3d.com/es/get-unity/download/archive

I'm not sure, from which version 2020 is accessed 1.7.f1> 1.7.c1 or 1.6> 1.7.c1

In check updates, it appears as final version 1.7.f1, mayb it does not have the necessary components installed or it is incorrectly configured.

Originally posted by Harberto:

Originally posted by Novash:

Thank you, but I was aware of those, what I need is guides on which additional tools from Unity I need to download and install :-)

https://unity3d.com/es/get-unity/download/archive

I'm not sure, from which version 2020 is accessed 1.7.f1> 1.7.c1 or 1.6> 1.7.c1

In check updates, it appears as final version 1.7.f1, mayb it does not have the necessary components installed or it is incorrectly configured.

I actually downloaded and installed a Unity editor, but it can't run because it is now asking for a "License"???

So I have no idea if I have the right one...

Got a 3rd and last option for download, gonna give that one a try now...

Originally posted by Novash:

I actually downloaded and installed a Unity editor, but it can't run because it is now asking for a "License"???

So I have no idea if I have the right one...

Search on youtube"activate unity license", there are 4 steps and you activate it easy

Well, just discovered that this is basically starting in the middle of installing the Unity editor, you first need to install the Unity Hub.

Also looks like you need to register with Unity.

This is starting to be a lot more work and a whole lot more data than it is worth, just to be able to mod a game that is not even working properly at the moment lol

Nah, I'm gonna give it up for now, I just wanted to properly align all the weapons that I felt were off, and I don't really have the time for jumping through all these hoops, right now it just doesn't seems worth it, especially since I don't know if they will eventually make these changes on their own at some point.

Originally posted by Novash:

Nah, I'm gonna give it up for now, I just wanted to properly align all the weapons that I felt were off, and I don't really have the time for jumping through all these hoops, right now it just doesn't seems worth it, especially since I don't know if they will eventually make these changes on their own at some point.

Now it is somewhat hasty, they are still doing tutorials and the game will be modified very often, I plan to learn 3d with the good teachers on YouTube :p

Originally posted by Harberto:

Originally posted by Novash:

Nah, I'm gonna give it up for now, I just wanted to properly align all the weapons that I felt were off, and I don't really have the time for jumping through all these hoops, right now it just doesn't seems worth it, especially since I don't know if they will eventually make these changes on their own at some point.

Now it is somewhat hasty, they are still doing tutorials and the game will be modified very often, I plan to learn 3d with the good teachers on YouTube :p

No you got me wrong, I am just putting it on hold for now, once it becomes more stable I will likely try again

It just gets a little frustrating that every time I want to work on a new game I need a completely new set of tools and 3rd party tools, a ton of disk space and a huge amount of time installing everything and getting it to run correctly, before the people making the tools make a new version and you have to learn that one all over again because they think they have made it "better" and moved everything around, I'm looking at you Blender hehe

Originally posted by Novash:

No you got me wrong, I am just putting it on hold for now, once it becomes more stable I will likely try again :steamdance:

It just gets a little frustrating that every time I want to work on a new game I need a completely new set of tools and 3rd party tools, a ton of disk space and a huge amount of time installing everything and getting it to run correctly, before the people making the tools make a new version and you have to learn that one all over again because they think they have made it "better" and moved everything around, I'm looking at you Blender hehe :steamlaughcry:

No, I understood you perfectly, I simply nodded, to what you were saying, that it was a "hasty" situation to begin with.

Yes, I was looking at blender, I like the design of the program and its features.

Originally posted by Harberto:

No, I understood you perfectly, I simply nodded, to what you were saying, that it was a "hasty" situation to begin with.

Ah! okay, sry then I misunderstood you haha

Originally posted by Harberto:

Yes, I was looking at blender, I like the design of the program and its features.

Yea I used to really like Blender, but they keep upgrading to new version and quite often it has also meant a complete overhaul of layout and keybindings, so it was almost like learning a completely new tool every time, and it just got too annoying after a while

Originally posted by Novash:

Yea I used to really like Blender, but they keep upgrading to new version and quite often it has also meant a complete overhaul of layout and keybindings, so it was almost like learning a completely new tool every time, and it just got too annoying after a while

The more content and functions a program has, the most likely it is to have additional changes in shorter periods. (broad base)

While it's worth it, have to learn.

ok

Was looking into making a mod for this game myself, and it's really looking like a complete pain in the bottom for sure.

All I wanted was a way to make the game brighter as it is soo dark in many areas you can't even see the monsters attacking you, it's all health bars.

Do I even need unity for this or is there a command line for steam launch that will work?