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Can you expand on that question? The files you named are inside the map file (which can be opened with an MPQ-Editor) and hold the gameplay constants and game interface settings.
I mean.. I still want to add stuff in the game constants and game interface in GUI, but it cannot be done anymore because I already have these files.. so what to do to export those into the game? or into those files?
Inside World Editor.. go to:
advanced>game interface
advanced>game constants
That contains information of the game interface and constants
I have edited those.
But the extra files I mentioned above, prevents the information I save to get into the game, you get it?
yes those ingame changes are not visible.
I wrote a .txt file and imported it into the map, because I wanted to change the loading screen.
they are not in any folders? dude these external files don't come inside any folders..
Yes, the files you imported occupy the paths that the WE would use too and the Import Manager marks those paths to prevent overwriting. If the WE is necessary to you, you should rather edit the meta slks (UI\SkinMetaData.slk, Units\MiscMetaData.slk) to include the missing fields. Then you can set your loading screen from inside the WE.
Yes, the files you imported occupy the paths that the WE would use too and the Import Manager marks those paths to prevent overwriting. If the WE is necessary to you, you should rather edit the meta slks (UI\SkinMetaData.slk, Units\MiscMetaData.slk) to include the missing fields. Then you can set your loading screen from inside the WE.
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