Consider using a source control system like Git and a collaborative forge like GitHub or Gitlab to manage team collaboration, or just make a copy of the file somewhere else. Backup your work to avoid losing everything.Use a proper merge tool (like WinMerge), to merge between folders, and update modified vanilla files to a new vanilla patch.So choose a name, no one else will ever use, like the name of your mod. (Your files can have any name, all files in the folder will be loaded by the game. Minimize overwrites of vanilla files by adding separate files and loading from folders whenever possible, to improve mod compatibility and maintenance.Never modify game files: use a mod even for small changes, and never modify directly game files in Steam Hearts of Iron 4 folder, as your changes may be undone without warning.This is limited in the path and allowed mod structure options, so manually editing the output may be necessary. mod file within the mod/ folder, and a local mod can be created via the launcher: "All installed mods" -> "Upload mod" -> "Create a mod". The game's internal map editor, the Nudger, stores its output within that folder. Alongside mods, the game will load any files stored in the user directory. Mods are stored within the mod/ folder within the user directory. Motivations of modders may vary widely: a better translation to their native language, more events or decisions, better maps, a major overhaul, etc. Modding, or creating mods, is the act of modifying the behavior of the base game (often referred to as vanilla), either for personal use, or to release publicly for other players, for instance - via the Steam Workshop.Īs for all Paradox games, Hearts of Iron IV is moddable to a great extent. If you spot a mistake, please help with fixing it.
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