To remove money, specify a negative amount. You can optionally specify a faction type before the amount to give money to that faction (instead of yourself). This command will give you the specified amount of money. You can specify a negative amount to remove population from a settlement. This command will add the specified amount of population to the settlement with the specified name. Type a cheat code or console command's name into the search box below to instantly search our entire database of 27 Medieval 2: Total War cheats.Īdd_population Click on a command's name to visit its documentation page, on which you can find working examples and more detailed help for that specific command. Switch between different table layouts by pressing the "Table View" and "Card View" buttons next to the search box below. Medieval 2 Unit IDs Medieval 2 Trait IDs Medieval 2 Ancillary IDs Medieval 2 Blog If you're struggling to open or use the console, see our console guide for more help. You can send commands by typing them into the console and hitting ENTER on your keyboard. If that doesn't work, try ' (apostrophe) or ` (tilde). You can open the Medieval II console by pressing the ~ (tilde) key on your keyboard. All cheat codes in the below list are from the latest version of Medieval II (including Kingdoms) on Steam (PC / Mac). I was not able to find any tutorials etc.Find below a searchable list of all Medieval 2 cheats (also known as console commands). Yes,I have been looking into the battle editor and have noticed that I can bring the Hornberg up.But am finding it hard to acually put a battle togetter. can't have them, really, unless you want to screw around with the Battle Editor. In the campaign map you can point to a settlement and say "Load this settlement file" - hence you can have an unlimited amount of custom settlements on the campaign map. This is because the campaign map settlement generation is fundamentally different to that of Custom Battles. However they work fine on the campaign map. This hogs up that seventh slot and means you can't select them in custom battles. In DaC the "Wildmen" culture was introduced (Anduin, Dunland, and others). The seventh was the "Custom" slot - and that was used in Custom Battles to allow essentially the game to load the Mines of Moria each time Huge City was selected. Medieval II is hardcoded to seven "settlement types." In TATW there were six faction types (Dwarves, Elves, Orcs, Men, something and something I really can't rememer). They have indeed told us why the game won't handle the custom settlements. Despite the unpolished, unbalanced turd it is. (They havent even bothered to tell you which maps work and which maps dont) Originally posted by Akbar:Theres some excuse that the campagin models and custom models collide, meaning that custom maps dont work.
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