This will guide you to edit augment descriptions for the in game UI. You can edit other files the same way, but i will be focussing on those.
First you need to extract the game files. Follow the first 17 steps of my guide here: https://digineaux.com/blog/dragons-dogma-2-how-to-mod-augments/
- In your re_chunk_000 folder navigate to “re_chunk_000\natives\stm\message\ui”
- In your mod folder recreate the same file path.
- from the original directory copy the following files to the same directory in your mod folder:
- job01act.msg.22
- job02act.msg.22
- job03act.msg.22
- job04act.msg.22
- job05act.msg.22
- job06act.msg.22
- job07act.msg.22
- job08act.msg.22
- job09act.msg.22
- job10act.msg.22
- As you might guess, each one corresponds to a vocation.
- Download RE_MSG and extract it to am empty folder you can find again later. https://github.com/dtlnor/REMSG_Converter/releases
- Now drag a .msg file onto the “msg2json.bat” to extract it to an editable JSON format.
- The .json will be created next to the .msg file. open it.
- Scroll down until you find the lines you want to edit.
- Remember to save your changes.
- Now select both the edited .json file and the corresponding .msg file and drag them together onto the “json+msg2msg.bat”
- This should create a new .msg file.
- Now remove or delete the json and original .msg file from your mod directory.
- Remove the .new from the end of the edited files name
- Repeat steps 5-12 for every .msg you want to edit.
- Now you can simply repack the mod and install it
- Double check your mod folder is correct
- Top level folder should be the mods name
- Inside it it should be the “natives folder”
- which should contain a matching file heirachy leading to the file we edited.
- There should be no other files if your following this guide.
- Drag your mod folder onto the “create-DD2-pak.bat” in the RETools folder
- This will create a .pak file containing your mod.
- Download and install Fluffy Mod Manager: https://www.patreon.com/posts/100042893
- You can follow Fluffies instructions for making a mod info file if you want to.
- Launch the mod manager and select the correct game.
- Drag your mods .pak file onto the mod manager to add it
- It may take a few seconds to show up.
- if it doesn’t show up try closing and reopening the mod manager to reset its indexer.
- Click Launch game and be sure to test your changes.
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