Many things can be done in any order, though you will often run into red dependencies temporarily if you do stuff in a weird order. I usually keep a notepad file open as well with just the unit key so I can copy-paste it easily.Īs one final note - you don't HAVE to follow the exact order I did this guide in. I also suggest having two instances of RPFM open at once when modding, one opening the Data file to compare with vanilla tables and one for your mod. You will need to generate a dependencies cache file (special stuff->warhammer 2-> Generate Dependencies Cache), which requires the TWW2 assembly kit to be installed. Diagnostics tool will catch most simple errors for you. The one thing I will stress is to use the Diagnostics Tool heavily if it isn't already on, View->Toggle Diagnostics Window.Īlso make sure that your Total War Warhammer game is correctly linked in Packfile->Preferences, as well as that going to Game Selected and ensuring it's set to Warhammer 2.
It's basically a better and actively updated version of the classic Pack File Manager (PFM) with a lot of useful tools like dependency checkers and MyMod functionality that I mostly won't go heavily into here. ToolsYou will only really NEED one tool - Rusted Pack File Manager, hereafter referred to as RPFM.
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