However, you should also be able to get it from this link.
Chances are the latest version is pinned in the pinned. The best place to get your hands on RPFM is by checking the #rpfm channel on Da Modding Den Discord server. Mine isĬ:\REDACTED\OtherGameStuff\Warhammer2ExceptNeat If a guide references PFM a lot it’s quite outdated and you should probably search around for a more updated one.Īlso, before you begin, I recommend setting up a folder somewhere to stash your mods, RPFM, and other stuff. It’s also possible to edit pack files with PFM (Pack File Manager) or the TW: Assembly Kit (fondly called asskit), but neither of these are recommended: the former is just old and has a habit of eating your entire mod up, and the second just doesn’t work well for modders.
This guide will be aimed at WH2, but the ideas are the same for the other games. Therefore, you need to use RPFM for basically every WH2 mod you'll make. RPFM, Rusted Pack File Manager, is a tool to edit pack files. pack files which contain basically every piece of WH2 data you’ll need – models, stats, text, animations, spells, scripts, numbers. Anyway, on with the guide!īroadly speaking, mods are. To be honest, I'm surprised at how little broke and how everything's working. Subtitle: A Reasonably Lengthy And Not-At-All Short Guide to Modding with RPFM – With PicturesĪlso an introduction to Zeldrake's usage of Mediawiki.
