But they enlist all the possible compiled codes you can see in the respective.
You can download all Module System (MS) header files from here (courtesy of Dalion): These are not to be confused with the module files, as they do not contain any source code. txt files, extended with a 'module_' prefix. py files share the same name with that of. txt files you see in the main folder (module) of mods are compiled from the Module System's.
If you need help understanding the module system, try here: Module System and.
Obviously you need a txt files editor, Notepad++ is really great and recommended. txt files that are located at …/MountBlade Warband/Modules/*ModName*. You can still use decompiled pendor files for reference though. I won’t be teaching you the scripting language of Warband here, this is a guide to help with your understanding of compiled module because unfortunately, Pendor devs won’t provide us with source files of module system and known decompilers don’t decompile the module into compilable form so we have to make do with.
