I got most of this info from Myrddraal's guide but I figured out some of it myself. (Just look around the files in rtw and look at some of the forums) thats what I did. Also after looking at the screenshots I think you will have to have at least some modding knowledge before using this tool. Here is the link and it might solve some of the problems youre having. Hey I read the guide posted by Myrddraal I have downloaded it, but didn't do anything worthwhile Looks like a pretty powerful tool once you've gotten use to its features.

Overall, it looks pretty complicated to use. Now you can load up the Campaign Map Editor Utility, go to 'open' and set it to the directory of your my_campaign folder.

Now, you should have the following files in your my_campaign folder:ĭescr_regions_and_settlement_name_lookup.txt.

This is because the game creates it each time the campaign is run. NOTE: You will need to delete the maps.rwm file after you have run the game.

Now you can delete the following files, as they are not needed:.

Now, copy the entire contents of the maps/base folder (Default directory Rome - Total War/Data/world/maps/base) into your my_campaign folder.

Go to the text folder (Default directory Activision/Rome - Total War/Data/text) and copy the file named ' imperial_campaign_regions_and_settlement_names.txt' and rename it ' my_campaign_regions_and_settlement_names.txt'.

Copy the contents of the Imperial Campaign (default directory Activision/Rome - Total War/Data/world/maps/campaign/imperial_campaign) into the folder my_campaign.

Firstly, create a folder called my_campaign.

Following are some simplified steps on how to get started with your Campaign Map Making! When it comes to you wanting to create your own campaign map, or edit the existing one - this tool is for you. You can find the Map Editor in this thread: Future versions will include features such as character editing. The editor modifies all necessary files automatically so you don't have to modify files manually. It also let you edit the regions, their settlements and buildings. You can change the height of the map and assign the different ground types to the land. The Campaign Map Editor allows you to easily edit campaigns of Rome: Total War. A group of modders called 'The Trivium Organisation' have produced a program which allows you to edit and create campaign maps.

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