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the table is in data_rome2.pack. Open with pfm.
go to
-> "trade_display_originating_subculture_trade_model_options_tables"
-> "trade_display_originating_subculture_trade_model_options"
youll see the list of sub_cultures, and you can choose Ox cart or Camel for each.
I havent been able to get the tables to work as a standalone mod yet, but I use DEI so i just added the new directory/table to DEI's db and they work. I made Carthage use ox trade carts. I think I will make Ptolemaic Egypt use them too... :)
cheers
That is all a non-modding peasant like me can ask. Thank you so much!
All the best,
A peasant simping for the Roman Empire.
In these days I am busy irl but I'll try to give it a shot! Maybe I'll install Attila next weekend, or the one after that.
You have done wonders and have brought so much more life into the game, good sir! It pains me to ask this if you find this a bother, but is there any chance you can do the same for Total War: Attila? T'is a truly lovely and (in its own charming way) lively mod!
Hoping for an Attila version,
This lowly non-modding peasant.
PS: I love your name, gives me an excuse to finally make a comment like this.