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...hould exist in all other games, with the biggest difference lying in Three Kingdoms. [[Category:Three Kingdoms]]

...evelopment (to my knowledge), and becoming increasingly important in Three Kingdoms where it powers many systems like population and food supplies.

...evelopment (to my knowledge), and becoming increasingly important in Three Kingdoms where it powers many systems like population and food supplies.

There are a few good times to call functions, when initialising. I’ll cover three, specifically, and one that isn’t necessarily for initialising: ...n, which works for campaign or battle (it might work for frontend in Three Kingdoms, needs testing). This is mostly useful for cutscenes, either in campaign or

...racted since Medieval II and includes all main games and sagas until Three Kingdoms. The list will be expanded further, if possible, once Warhammer III Assembl

...e made with a fixed size (for example, they’re <code>24x10</code> in Three Kingdoms), so if you put a wall on (<code>x:50, y:0, z:10</code>) the next one has t

...e top has the two files stacked on each other, a search button below that, three buttons we don't have to worry too much about yet, and a Bookmark button. T ...tically loaded. This behavior exists in Warhammer II, Warhammer III, Three Kingdoms, and Troy. It may continue for future games, but any game before Warhammer

...you a bit of effort: defaulting RPFM to WH2 or WH3 (it’s probably on Three Kingdoms) means less clicks when we start up. The remaining settings can be left at

...wards WH3, but almost all of the information here will carry over to Three Kingdoms. I’ll try to make clear any differences, if I can recall any! ...rent of the current one; instead, they return an address for it. There are three uses for addresses: