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It's provided to help diagnose the most common problems people have after installing a mod. The following is a checklist of points discussed in the main article below.

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The 'known information' about XCOM:EU 2012 is found in various articles under the Category:XCOM_Modding.Д®veryone is advised to read Navigating the XCOM Wiki to understand how to locate desired articles.

Some others may be found on the Other Web Resources - XCOM:EU 2012 page. The Modding Tools - XCOM:EU 2012 page has the majority of these third-party resources. Hence a fair amount of general game engine information is available as a foundation. Fortunately the game uses the Unreal Game Engine, which is licensed from a third party and used by a number of other games.

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Mod makers have to tease out the information from the hex code of the game, and despite great strides, it is a long and laborious process. Take the time to educate yourself first.ДЄt this time there is no direct support for modding provided by Firaxis, such as a Software Development Kit (SDK) or a formal mechanism for applying mods. However, the process may require the use of several tools and is not as easy or straight forward as with other games.

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Plan ahead for this and develop packages for any manual changes you make.ДЇortunately, some techniques and tools have been developed to make installing mods more accessible to those who do not wish to directly make the changes themselves.

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(More on this is the Details section.) As a consequence, every time a patch to the game is released, or Steam 'verifies' the game files, any changes by mods installed will be removed and vanilla files restored, and eventually you will find it necessary to reapply all your desired mods. The vast majority of changes have to be made by altering the hex code of the game executable file XComGame.exe, either directly or indirectly. Despite the presence of various configuration files, for the most part the ones you would expect to be able to 'tweak' to have an effect are not actively used by the game itself by default, except in a very limited set of instances. XCOM:EU 2012 is not (at this time: April 2013) considered a 'modder friendly' environment. 'Long War' is not compatible with other mods that are not specifically written for use with it, even if they work with the vanilla version of the game. The popular 'Long War' (LW) mod is not an official release from Firaxis, but is so extensive a reworking of the game it is regarded by many as another (unofficial) expansion. EW mods can not be expected to work with EU, and vice versa. Mods are written for specific releases, and are not generally interchangeable. The later expansion release (as a 'DownLoadable Content' or 'DLC' addon) is known as 'Enemy Within' (EW). Note that the initial release is called 'Enemy Unknown' (EU). Use the Steam 'verify local files' option in the Library section of the Steam Console and it should replace the affected file. If you believe you have a legitimate Steam version of the game, then this is indicating a corrupted file. (Even the version sold on CD requires a Steam account and internet connection.) The Nexus site rules prohibit anything supporting piracy or help with this problem. If you are getting 'application error 0xc0000142', you have a so-called 'non Steam' (as in 'cracked') version of the game. First of all, it is not possible to modify XCOM:Enemy Unknown 2012 (XCOM:EU 2012) for any game console.