The Guild 2 – Cheats. Edit Starting information. Open config.ini in the root directory (make a backup copy first) with Notepad and find the following text at the bottom: [INIT-PLAYER-0] HasResidence = 1 Workshops = 0 Money = 10000 Married = 0 You can change how much money you start with and whether you are married already or not. The Guild 2: Renaissance Cheats and Cheat Codes, PC.
Note: This guide is meant to be used together with Legacy Mod by McCoy! I can’t guarantee that the file is exactly the same without it. If you don’t already have the Legacy Mod, I strongly recommend it, as it is vital in my opinion. It fixes countless of bugs, makes broken mechanics work, and adds new content to the game. If you need a guide for installing and using the Legacy Mod, the guide is right. This time I’m going to show you how to modify The Guild 2: Renaissance scripts.
We will be starting with very easy, risk-free modifications. Before you do ANYTHING mentioned in this guide, make a backup of config.ini. It’s found from steamapps common The Guild 2 Renaissance –folder. You can either only copy the original version to your desktop, or do like I do: • Create new folder to the desktop and name it “Modifications” • Make a new folder inside the folder you just made and name it after the game, this time “The Guild 2” • Create two new folders, name on “Original” and one “Modified”. • Put the original backups to the “Original” folder. If you need to replace your modified files and want to keep them somewhere safe, put them to “Modified” folder. This way you don’t need to change names of the folders and files and can just copy-paste them from these folders back to game locations.
Superstamps download. Now, when your original files are in safe place, download Notepad ++ from. It’s free program that is made for text-based scripting, unlike the default Notepad. Sometimes one tiny tiny mistake in the script, missing space or quote, can break the code. Those things are simply impossible to find if one is using default Notepad. Also Notepad ++ has some very good features that we will cover later on.Seriously.
Don’t even think about modifying scripts with default Notepad. It brokes everything. Now, we have made a backup and we have the tools we need.
Go to steamapps common The Guild 2 Renaissance –folder and open the config.ini. If it asks what program you want to use, choose Notepad ++. You may need to use “Find another program from this computer” and then navigate to the installation folder of Notepad ++.
If it opens it in the default Notepad, don’t touch a thing, close it, and right click on the file. Then click “Choose the default program”. Now you should see a file full of scripts.
Scroll down until you see this: You’ll notice that under it there is also [INIT-PLAYER-1], [INIT-PLAYER-2], [INIT-PLAYER-3] and [INIT-PLAYER-4]. All the changes that we will be making in [INIT-PLAYER-0] must be copied to the four others. Easy way to do this, in Notepad ++, is to press Ctrl + F. It opens the search window. Click on the “Replace” tab at the top of the window.
Copy the part you want to replace, per example Workshops = 0 in the first box, labeled “Find what”. Make sure that the part you are changing are not found from other pieces of code. If you write only Workshops =, it will also change these lines for AI.
If you copy the full line, this will not happen, as player has Workshops = 0 and the AI has Workshops = 2, which don’t match. If you are not sure if this changes something you don’t want to change, do it manually. Next put the line from the first box, in this example Workshops = 0, to the box with label “Replace with”, and do the change you want to make; replace 0 with 1. The click “Replace All”. The program should notify you that the change was made 5 times. If it’s more than that, you changed something you did not want to change, if it says the text was replaced 0 times, there’s a typo.