In my case the tables are called "Units" and "UnitClasses". The important thing to know is, which database tables contribute to the entity that you are creating. In the Firaxis streams Pete Murray added some Building and Wonder data here, I'm going to add Unit data. This is for adding or updating the rows in the database that basically runs the game. Name it, say, cardboarddestroyer.xml and hit "Add".Ī new tab opens up, with some minimal XML markup. Right click on the mod name in the Solution Explorer and select Add > New Item. If you don't, enable it from the View menu. You should see a "Solution Explorer" window. I thought it'd be fun to play with "LEV Destroyers" right from the beginning, though, because normally you'd only get to play with them in Purity late game. :) It's a decoy unit that looks like a LEV Destroyer but is cheap and very weak, i.e. The unit that I'm creating is called Cardboard Destroyer. ModBuddy - the modding tool for Beyond EarthĬhoose File > New > Project. When you open ModBuddy it looks something like this: If it asks you to install some Visual Studio stuff, you must first download and install that one too. Find the Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth SDK entry, right click it and install it.Īfter the installation has finished, run it and select "ModBuddy". Go to your Steam client, then click Library to open the menu and select Tools.
If you did not watch the first livestream or have not installed the Beyond Earth Software Development Kit (SDK) yet, do that now.
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