You'll need them to put them back in place, if you created crashbugs whatsoever of that sort.ħ) View - Form Launcher - starting positions (double-click the latter). a separate AK backup folder), never make changes there. Save them somewhere outside the directory (fe. Hint: A complete new game installation is in most cases never necessary, i personally didn't ever for a Steam game.Ĥb) Going to the AK directory, making backups of the three output folders (raw, working, retail). This just only, if you are not 100 % sure about the game's standing. a verifying process via Steam might make sense, successfully ended (message). within the Attila launcher).Ĥa) Make sure, your Attila game is a bugfree vanilla installation. 1, how it works for me:Ģ) Going Steam online, mark Attila (you can minimize that for now).ģ) Disable all mods (ie. Further, it won't hurt to have read the one and other Attila modding tutorial which has references to startpos editing, but well, not necessary.Īfter this first learning curve below no. Pretty helpful is also to be familiar with the Attila PFM tool (for later customizations). Helpful, but not required, Magnar's according YT video: understanding it as first overview, what the CA tool can and cannot. Have read carefully Mitch's tutorial for the AK: I myself recently searched for it in the TWC Attila (and Rome2) Workshop, which entirely describes one right way for an Attila startpos mod creation with the Attila AK.Ĭouldn't find one, so this guide shall help you, in the best case.ġ) Preparation, after the AK installation from Steam: A guide to create a startpos.esf mod for TW Attila with the Assembly Kit of Attila.

Using the warhammer 2 assembly kit