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The problem is, that we can only select one way of extracting those. pck-compression is used for various files which have - when extracted - different file extensions.

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A registration may be necessary as well, but as the program is free, this shouldn't pose a problem. This may take some time - especially the MVWD as it has to download quite a few updates.

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Now install the XML-Editor you downloaded earlier.

After the installation, you're able to access the X3MM via the X3 Editor so a shortcut isn't necessary. That is important as it will be easier to open the TC data files this way. Install it to the directory you prefer, then let it associate with CAT files.

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The next step is the installation of doubleshadows X3 Mod Manager.

The fields in the 3D Viewer tab stay blank as well as it has yet to be adjusted for the use with TC (afaik).

What you do with the Graphic settings isn't really important for the modding process and as such you're free to set them to what you want. We don't have any Custom Programs so we're leaving that field blank.

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exe if the Editor didn't do this himself already. Then specify the paths to the TC directory and. Note that this doesn't affect the UI of the Editor but only the texts (descriptions, names) imported from the TC files. First, specify which language you want the Editor to use.

After you've done that, start the X3 Editor and click on "settings". Now put that shortcut in your modding-folder. After the installation, switch to the directory you installed the X3 Editor and create a shortcut to the. Then install the X3 Editor to wherever directory you like. We'll start with doubleshadows X3 Editor: First install the C runtime libraries, the Visual Basic runtime libraries and the Developer's Image Librarie you downloaded before. Now go to the point "Extracting" and activate the two boxes.

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In the General-section, check whether the path to your game folder is correct, select Terran Conflict in Game Version and type the correct path to the TC mods folder.

The next step is the extraction of your TC data files which can get a little tricky because of the new compression used in TC.

Now it's time to install all those tools and applications. This is where we're going to extract the game files into. Now go into your modding directory and create a new folder named "x3tc_extracted". Also you should create a shortcut on your desktop to the EGOSOFT-folder so that you don't have to navigate through all those folders to get to your modding area. Never ever mod the original files directly! I myself created a directory I named "modding" in the \Program Files\EGOSOFT\-folder (your TC installation is located in \Program Files\EGOSOFT\X3 Terran Conflict\ ) - I advise you to do the same as it is convenient to have the installation folder near your modding folder. To be able to mod efficiently, it is strongly recommended to set up a separate directory for it. Please send me a notice if you find anything that may get across like that.) Being offending is not my intention - really - I'm sorry if it seems like that. Or it could be me trying to be funny but not getting it across properly. (Disclaimer: If anything in the tutorial sounds funny or even offending it is most likely due to my not exactly flawless English which is not my native tongue. I hope it helps our new modding generation. Sure, there are tutorials, but they are either too advanced for beginners which don't even know what a script and what a mod does, or they are hidden so well that about half of the time which could be used to get into editing TC is needed to actually find the tutorial.

The thing is, there may be many great tutorials around and some of them even easily accessible, but for the biggest part, a total beginner has to collect the most basic information himself. I actually decided to write this tutorial not necessarily because I am such a great guy (which is certainly true as well), but mainly because I got tired of newbies asking the same basic questions on the official forums again and again and getting shot down for it by three other users and one moderator telling the newbie to go and read the stickies.