Racial ability boni can go up to at least +32757%, and probably to +2.1G%, but they don't display on the stats screen if they're above +999%.

Planet Class is known to be able to go at least as high at 32757, although it would take an insanely high PQ bonus to get there. I usually remove them when playing, but once in a while throw them back in just to prod at limits on various things. (Some files I have hanging around from the beta test cycle intended to try to break things have techs with numbers that high. Tech ID numbers as high as 13130 are known to work in the current version of both GalCiv and AP. This usually only works with an existing game if they have a lower number than any already existing techs, and techs lower than 700 should probably be considered off-limits for Stardock's own expansions (some of the bonus pack techs have numbers in the 600-605 range, IIRC, although they may have been renumbered as part of the fix for a bug that occured in GC 1.12). Tried? No, it worked at once! With the same savegame! Made some techs and they started reserching them just like I wanted them to do! I never considered modding yet but now since I was a bit annoyed that the AI would still spend money into research, that nothing is left, I tried to make new techs. I know I'm a bit late on this, but I thought I'd mention it in case it wasn't actually 'working as designed'. It also makes it very difficult to adjust the tech tree, as there's no way of removing abilities or the default tech req's from an existing tech either. So I have civ 6 on epic, downloaded the ynamp mod and there isnt a folder named mods. This makes it next to impossible to effectively remove a default tech, ship, improvement, or anything else with a tech requirement using a mod. Who Civ 6 Mods investigated this place in the future in the Steam. While a great feature I'm very happy for, the mods folder would be easier to use if it actually did replace each file completely.Īs it is, some data (notably tech requirements and abilities) aren't replaced at all, but added to the default item. To provide a practical summary of the MODMOD panorama as of 2021, 16 years after the release of the first FFH MOD, you have to. Fall From Heaven II is a mod of the base Civilization IV game, so any major mods to FFH2 is therefore a modmod. each individual tech, building, whatever) replaces an existing one with the exact same ID, but the files themselves aren't replaced wholesale. They extend a mod by adding additional features and gameplay differences, or they simply merge and optimize existing MODs. If there is no equivalent file, it gets loaded like a normal file.Īm I missing something in this explanation? From what I've seen, it doesn't quite work this way. Any file that you put in the mods folder or one of its subdirectories will replace its equivalent file.

Civ 6 mods folder