Windows XP: My Computer (right-click) - Properties - Advanced - Environment Variables If you don't know where the Environment Variables are, I'll tell you.
Go to your Environment Variables and check to see if it's already set up automatically. When Python is installed, you'll need to set up the path variables for it, in order to make it work. It's recommended to install it in it's preferred directory (C:\Python27). Download it here: ĭownload and install Python, and then we're almost ready to go. The game does not work with any version of Python newer than 2.x. Follow his wide words and go get a python!īut here's an important part! Don't just go download the latest version of Python. As Lumos stated on his Ultimate Introduction to Modding on the Taleworlds forums, 'Having a real python might help, but don't count on it'. Python is the programming language used for Mount & Blade. For now we will mainly be using the Module_system folder.īefore you can get started, you'll have to download Python to compile the files into game-readable text files.
By using the ModSys you will be able to open up clean versions of those text files.įirstly, go download the Module System from here:ĭownload the Module System for the version of Mount & Blade: Warband you're currently using, and drag the downloaded files to the desktop. You might already know that if you just open up those files manually, you will get a ton of random numbers and letters placed around the text file. By using the ModSys you can open up all the M&B files in the directory and easily modify them. The Module System is a system which runs on the programming language Python.
Well, the ModSys is just a short for Module System which is a must-have modding tool if you want to really get into modding the game.
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