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    Could anyone give me a description on the tools needed to create a mod for Starmade?
     

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    Define mod... There are no big game changing moddifications to the game code. But a few config and script changes and a few plugins (MusicMade just to name a example) exists
     
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    Do you know of an example entity I could make the leader of a faction? I tried the tutorial names, the name of a shop owner, and a crew member, but it only created errors.
     
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    Master1398s Signature has the only way to make more NPC factions currently.

    Are you looking to create a third party tool or something that actually extends the game.

    Megacrafter127 makes most of the third party tools that exists and he uses Java

    Server Wrappers are written in different languages based on what the creator is familiar with.

    To write code you need something like Microsoft Visual Studios or another program such as Eclipse...
    [DOUBLEPOST=1437399759,1437399645][/DOUBLEPOST]If you don't want to write code you can modify the game with new blocks or textures as well. In that case you will be using the Block Editor Tool in the second launcher when starting the game. You would also probably make a custom config for the game by editing the config file with any text editing software.
     
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    To write code you need something like Microsoft Visual Studios or another program such as Eclipse...
    False: you can also use any text editor (nano, vi, gedit, notepad) if you know how to feed the files you write to the compiler.
     

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    False: you can also use any text editor (nano, vi, gedit, notepad) if you know how to feed the files you write to the compiler.
    Well yes you can but something free such as Eclipse is much more preferable to a basic wordpad or notepad setup.

    notepad+ works to