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Cache not rebuilding? - 9/23/2013 11:34:15 PM

Rosseau

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I've had no problem with other Ageod games removing the models cache file, editing a few units, and starting game, which rebuilds cache. When I do this in PoN, game stops responding during Data load. Even if I replace the original cache and files, I have to re-install the game. Not exactly mod-friendly.

Can anyone guess what I am doing wrong?

Thanks

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RE: Cache not rebuilding? - 9/24/2013 8:00:12 AM

loki100

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ORIGINAL: rosseau

I've had no problem with other Ageod games removing the models cache file, editing a few units, and starting game, which rebuilds cache. When I do this in PoN, game stops responding during Data load. Even if I replace the original cache and files, I have to re-install the game. Not exactly mod-friendly.

Can anyone guess what I am doing wrong?

Thanks

It sounds correct, ie you are doing the right things. You could try modding directly in the cache rather than in the individual files - the routine for this is on the AGEWiki.

I'd suggest putting this post up over on the AGEOD tech help forum, more traffic and more likely that someone with a lot more modding experience will see it (I tend to limit myself to amending/adding scripts)

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RE: Cache not rebuilding? - 10/2/2013 10:25:41 PM

Rosseau

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Thanks Loki. The game itself seems pretty formidable compared to RUS, so I may stick to what I know for now