In the process, the editor will recompile scripts multiple times. Publishing a Mod(Make sure you are logged in to Steam with an account where you have SuS4)1.Modding / Publish.2.Select the folder of your mod (under Assets/Scenes/Mods)3.Give a title to your mod4.Select a preview icon.Note: if you wish to use your minimap snapshot as an icon, you first need to reduce its size under 1Mb.5.Press Publish - and wait until you get the green 'Upload completed' message. You can exploit more advanced mission scripting opportunities by implementing your own mission Objectives and registering them with. Instead the provided ServerStart and ServerUpdate methods can be used to communicate with the game in its server thread.You can access the mission interface through Mission.instance reference available globally. Though it is a standard MonoBehavior with Unity called functions like Start and Update, controlling the game from those is ill advised. Scripting the MissionBy selecting the Create new mission script command from the Modding menu the editor will create a mission skeleton for you and assign its reference to the GameLogic proxy. They are similar to props in that Terrain Regeneration is required before their placement can be considered final.Placing UnitsUnits can be dragged to the scene from Assets/LinkObjects/assets/gamedata/units/. You may be able to place models from other folders, they will not have an interactive behavior though.Buildings can be found among units in the folder Assets/LinkObjects/assets/gamedata/units/. Creating the ModAll main steps of mod creating can be found under the menu Modding.1.Create New Mod2.Select a name for your mod. Directly referencing its assembly or any Unity Script contained within may work in the editor but will fail when the mod is loaded in the game’s environment. It contains all the vital logics required to operate the game assets and game rules as well as the dependencies and the interface needed for mod mission scripts to communicate with the game.It is important to highlight that a GameLib.dll does not exist in the released game. BinariesNext to several utility dll-s the most important is the GameLib.dll found in the SDK folder. They are critical for the mod level to be operational locally in the mod editing environment, however modifying them will have no effect on the mod launched in game. We are working hard to deliver access to as much of the game content as possible with plans to extend accessibility in the future (as we ourselves gain more understanding in the possibilities and limitations of the mod tool as well as in the needs of the community).Utility Assets are additional assets that come in their raw form to complement the mod tool.
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