Native Mod Compilation
Native Mod Compilation integration package
About this mod Machine translation
Native Mod Compilation integration package
Quoted by: Bismarck from
Native Mod Compilation
Introduction:
Native Mod Compilation, as the name suggests, is a package consisting of several popular mods, but does not add new items. Its goal is to increase the fun of Native while providing a good foundation for modders.
The mod comes with a ready-to-use modules folder and Python source files for the modifiers.
Mods used and their creators:
“Always choose side when joining a fight” by cdvader
"Battlefield Tactics Toolkit" by motomataru
http://forums. taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,34685.0.html Arch3r
“Bridge Battle”
"Custom Commander" by rubik
pavise”by Cartread.html
"Diplomacy" from Waihti
Kit v0.5" Author: MartinF, 57584.0.html Duh
“Floris Banking System”
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(Many new companions removed)
"Many New Companions" by Malik Faris.PHP? Topic = 129012.0
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Taleworlds’ “Module System”
"Pre-War Order and Deployment Toolkit" by Caba`Drin
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"Training Fields" by Lucky lancer
"Warband Entrenched".php/topic,122757.0.html by Tempered
Version:
Native Mod Compilation 1.153 beta
help:
All changed code will be marked so you can see what has been changed.
My additions are tagged: ## NMC
Install:
- Extract the mod folder to Mount&
- Launch Warband and select the NMC module to play this mode
- have fun!
PS: The source files are intended for mods that wish to use NMC as the basis for their own mods.
Standard custom troop tree:
This is a custom troop tree for player factions in NMC Full, not for CC's rangers in NMC Lite. These units can be renamed by editing python/text files, their equipment can be changed by talking to them, and the entire troop tree can be changed with the help of the module system.
Description quoted by: Bismarck from
Native Mod Compilation
Introduction:
The Native Mod Compilation is, as the name suggests, a pack consisting of several popular mods, but without the addition of new items. It's aim is to increase the fun of Native while offering a good base for modders.
The mod comes with a ready-to-play module folder and the Python source files for modders.
Used mods and their creators:
"Always choose side when joining battle" by cdvader
"Battlefield Tactics Kit" by motomataru
"Bridge Battle" by Arch3r
"Custom Commander" by rubik
"Deployable, destructible pavise" by Cartread
"Diplomacy" by Waihti
"Duel Kit v0.5" by MartinF
"Floris Bank System" by Duh
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(Lots of new companions removed)
"Lots of new companions" by Malik Faris
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"Module System" by Taleworlds
"Pre-Battle Orders and Deployment Kit" by Caba`Drin
"Training Fields" by lucky lancer
"Warband Entrenched" by Tempered
Versions:
Native Mod Compilation 1.153 beta
Help:
All altered code will be marked, so you can see what has been changed.
My additions are marked with: ## NMC
Installation:
- Extract the mod folder to Mount&Blade Warband/Modules
- Start Warband and choose the NMC module to play this mod
- Have fun!
PS: the source files are for modders who wish to use NMC as a base for their own mods.
Standard Custom Troop Tree:
This is the custom troop tree which is used for the player faction in NMC Full and instead of CC's rangers in NMC Lite. These units can be renamed by editing the python/text files, their equipment can be changed by talking to them and the whole troop tree can be altered with the help of the module system.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.