If the user then attempts to process a campaign start_pos through BOB it will NOT generate the start_pos.esf file because Rome2 will crash before it is able to start the process. If the user launches the Assembly Kit through the Tools section of Steam it will generate a file called steam_appid.txt in Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Total War Rome II\assembly_kit\binaries Steam\steamapps\common\Total War Rome II\assembly_kit Once the Assembly Kit is installed via the tools menu in Steam, users can find all the tools here in their Rome II root folder: Scroll down to Total War: ROME II – Assembly Kit BETA and double-click to install. To download the Assembly Kit, open your Steam client, and click Library->tools. We’re looking forward to seeing what everyone will make with these tools, and the Assembly Kit will be updated over time to include other tools as well. We’ll post official documentation over the next few days and weeks, which will ultimately cover all areas of the Assembly Kit. This Beta release is designed to allow for the tools and processes to be tested by modders through usage, and to make sure there are no issues. These tools will allow for the creation of mods that can then be uploaded to the Steam Workshop via the ROME II root folder (Steam\steamapps\common\Total War Rome II\assembly_kit). Example data for each supported data type.
Variant Editor – for editing the look of characters, units and ships.The Assembly Kit is essentially a collection of tools and example data files that will help modders create bigger and better mods. If you have any questions or find any bugs to report, please visit the official forums here: The Assembly Kit is currently in Beta, and its feature-set will expand over time. Following the successful launch of the Steam Workshop for ROME II, we are pleased to release version one of the Assembly Kit for ROME II.
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