LocalizationPaths=.\.\Engine\Localization Namely ''DefaultCheatMenuManager''įRScriptPaths=.\.\ThiefGame\ScriptFinalReleaseĬutdownPaths=.\.\ThiefGame\CutdownPackages \Steam\steamapps\common\Thief\ThiefGame\Config If you really want to try, you might be able to modify the save files. I would just go into the Game directory, go down the assets folders, and try opening every file extion i could with a text editor. When I was big into modding, my biggest tool's were Notepad, and a hex editor, half the time games back then would leave files uncompressed in LUA, or someother script. No, the UR3 engien dosent actualy do anything with assets.ģ. But without being able to uncompress the files its going to be hard to figure out how to modify numbers.Ģ. Im sure you could change a skin, or something like that. Originally posted by dimmu1313:Ok so i'm sure I will come across as very inept, noobish, and generally not smart, but I thought I'd ask anyway:įor the first part of your question, When the UR3 engen compiles it compresses the assets. who knows, maybe those asset files will open right up =P **edit: btw i'm downloading the February 2014 release of UDK just for the heck of to see what, if anything, i can do with it.
I loved tinkering with level creation/editing in Skyrim, and this game just seems like the possibilities would be very exciting for all the new puzzles and levels people could make. How did people go about doing that? what will it take to do for this game? In the past, game fans would simply figure out ways to read the game files and modify them to makes their own mods. What I'm wondering is, would i be able to open, view, or even modify assets for Thief with this UDK? At some point after Skyrim came out, they released what I assume is the same software tool used to make levels for Skyrim so that the general public could make their own assets for Skyrim, like armor, weapons, and even entire levels.Ĭurrently you can download for free the Unreal Development kit which apparantly allows you to create your own game from scratch. My understanding is that Thief was developed on the Unreal Engine 3. Ok so i'm sure I will come across as very inept, noobish, and generally not smart, but I thought I'd ask anyway:
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