Warbox

Warbox is a standalone modding tool for Kingdom Come Deliverance: 2.

Key Features

• []Table Editor

  []Text Editor

  Links

  If you wish to contribute, visit the Warbox github repository.

  Project Creation

  You will be prompted to create a project when first starting the program.

  • []Name the project.

    []Select the Data directory. This is the top directory that contains all of the game data.

    []Example: G:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\KingdomComeDeliverance2

    []Select the Project directory. This is the directory your project files will reside in.

    • []Example: G:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\KingdomComeDeliverance2\Mods\MyMod

      Mod Making

      There are two concepts you will need to understand with Warbox: Save and Package.

      Save is the process in which your edits are stored in your project folder. There are three saves options generally:

      • []Save File: this will save the current file you have selected in the editor.

        []Found in /Source/

        []Save All Files: this will save all files.

        • []Found in /Source/

          []Save Patch File: this will save the current file you have selected in the editor, but only include entries that differ to the base game.

          • []Found in /PTF/

          Assuming your project directory is in \KingdomComeDeliverance2\Mods:

          Package is the process in which the stored files are packaged into a PAK file ready for the game to load.

          • []Package Files: this will package all stored files into the relevant PAK file

            []For Tables, this will be modname.pak

            []For Localization this is language_xml.pak.

            []Package Patched Files: this will package all patch files into the relevant PAK file

            • []For Tables, this will be modname.pak

              []For Localization this is language_xml.pak.

              In general, you should alway save your edits. But when you want to test them in-game, you should save the patch file (for each

              file you edit), and then package the patched files.

              Warbox will create a mod.manifest if it is missing, and thus you should be able to immediately see your changes in-game.

              Requirements

              Warbox supports the following 64-bit operating systems:

              • []Windows 7

                []Windows 8

                []Windows 10

                []Windows 11

                To run Warbox, you will require the following distributables:

                []Visual C++ Redistributable x64 - Download it here.

                []Microsoft . NET Core 7. 0 Desktop Runtime - Download it here.

                []Microsoft