Salamandre said:

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Don't use covenant town for now, seems it does not work. Will ask Bersy to give a look.

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Salamandre said:

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Ok I looked into, and covenant needs you to click on some option (covenant town) in map options and enhancements. Try it again after doing that.

And maybe same thing is required with the romanian town. Also I see that covenant does not show the new town graphics when you setup the game. You pick conflux then will find the new town once in game.

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DarkAtom said:

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xericsin said:

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Then you have to search for the respective memory locations and change one by one.

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Where do you search for memory adresses? I never knew where to search these - all my UN:C scripts are copied from forums like HC, df2 etc.

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aldzzz said:

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hmm, strange. it should be the latest, 2.8.6?


edit: just checked and i don't have it in the in-game list, either. initial screenshot is from the mod manager->change wog options.

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Salamandre said:

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You should change wog option in start menu, where you choose map, there is a button up right. There you will see covenant option. I never used mod manager to change wog options, so i don't know if it works.

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Salamandre said:

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Well, when I activate the mod, there is here. So, either your Era didn't install properly, or you don't know how to activate mods, or some voodoo has been cast on you.

Seriously, no idea then.

@Edit: OR, you use another mod which overwrite WoG options too, there are some of those. Try WoG and Covenant only, first. WoG at bottom.

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Salamandre said:

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First, priority is from the bottom. So, WoG at bottom, then the others. In your case also, WoG revised mod replaces wog options from Covenant, if you put it above it. I am not sure how it conflicts with Covenant if under, as they use same file for WoG options.

In all, Covenant is some old mod who uses old methods, it should not have that option to check, but simply some ini file to activate on/off. Well... maybe some day it gets an update.

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aldzzz said:

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Salamandre said:

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First, priority is from the bottom. So, WoG at bottom, then the others. In your case also, WoG revised mod replaces wog options from Covenant, if you put it above it. I am not sure how it conflicts with Covenant if under, as they use same file for WoG options.

In all, Covenant is some old mod who uses old methods, it should not have that option to check, but simply some ini file to activate on/off. Well... maybe some day it gets an update.

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ahh, right. thanks again! i recalled that it all had something to do with the order of the mods, but wasn't sure what the order is lol. so the order as it stands rn should work even if i add all the rest? or does having wog revisted at the bottom mean i won't be able to use its features?

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Bersy said:

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Dwellings.dll by MoP should have add ERM receiver, was there any documentation in Typhon?

ERM Help - Other Objects.

!!DW#1/#2/#3:XXXX; !!DW#1/#2/#3: Monster dwelling at x,y,l coordinates
(Monster Dwellings are Types 17 and 20, See Format CG)

M#1/$2/$3 - set the monster to hire
  #1 = Slot (0...3) - you can hire up to 4 different monsters at one dwelling.
  #2 = Type of the monster (-1=disable this slot) (Format C)
  #3 = Number to hire

G#1/$2/$3 - set the monster as a Guard
  #1 = Slot (0...6)
  #2 = Type of the monster (-1=no monster there). See Format C
  #3 = Number of Monsters

O$ - Set up an owner (-1=nobody's)

O$/1; pass control over a dwelling to another player
  $ = is a new owner.
  The second parameter is a dummy but use 1 there.

  This syntax chenges the owner plus calls an internal structure to adjust all growth numbers for the previous and a new owner.
  Should work in MP mode.

Note: if someone wants to set up a dwelling to sell more than one creature type, none of the creatures should be level 1, or there will be trouble because level 1 creature are normally handed out for free

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