The following guide shall help players to add the Grimoire content to anyone's campaign. Note this may only work if the campaign itself uses HBS's merchant equipment sheets (either from Berlin or Seattle). Any comment regarding this guide or the way to "crack" a UGC should be done here (this discussion) exclusively ... any comments about this made on the Grimoire's main page or anywhere else will be deleted.

Step 1: subscribe the Grimoire.

Step 2: Search your hard drive for .cpz files. You should find the Grimoire and the campaign you want to play with it (for more convenience, we'll call that one "Campaign").

Step 3: create a new folder. Make a copy of Grimoire and Campaign .cpz there.

Step 4: open SRR's editor

Step 5: In the editor "File" menu, select: "Edit Content Pack Search Path". By clicking the green "+", add an entry to the list. Choose the directory of the folder you created on "Step 3".

Step 6: Create a new content pack. As a content pack dependency, give it Grimoire and Campaign. Make sure Grimoire is on the bottom of the list.

Step 7: in the story data window of the editor, click the clockwork on the upper right corner. You'll find a list there. At the bottom of this list, there are various content pack names. Select Campaign.

Step 8: in the story data window, use the filter to see the scenes of campaign. Once you spotted Campaign starting Scene, double click it. You should now be able to see that scene in the map editor window.

Step 9 : Save the scene. The editor will pop 2 warning messages. That's all right, you may ignore them.

Step 10: In the editor's "File" menu, choose "Publish Content Pack To". Choose the directory where you can find official campaigns (something like: Steam/SteamApps/common/Shadowrun Returns/Shadowrun_Data/StreamingAssets/ContentPacks"

Step 11: using the free program 7-zip, open Campaign.cpz in the folder you created on step 3. Browse the file's data and extract the file "story.story".

Step 12: Add Campaign's "story.story" to the UGC's archive you just published. Put it in the "Data/Story/..." folder.

Crossing fingers ^^ This way of doing is not 100% optimal but at least, it should be up to play !
By not 100% optimal, I mean we should normally edit the first scene to change the equipment given to the PC (from triggers). But doing this neatly requires us to use the Campaign's story.story file in text format ... thus some tools are needed (I use Digital Pigeon's binary editor).