mod file before you upload it to the workshop. I recommend adding a thumbnail for the mod in its base folder, and adding the line 'picture="thumbnail.format"' to the. yml files, I'd highly recommend using Sublime Text (though any old plain text editor will do) and GIMP for the. And, assuming you want old mate Augusto to have a pretty picture of himself, make a file in the folder structure as follows: /gfx/leaders/CHL/Portrait_Chl_Augusto_Pinochet.dds (this is the leader picture)./gfx/flags/CHL_fascism.tga (this is the image you'll want to edit/replace).My Hungarian campaign has 6 factories on rifles, 3 on support equipment, 3 on artillery. /localisation/countries_l_english.yml (this is what you'll use to rename the country) This mod replace hoi4 mass assault and grand battleplan land./history/countries/CHL_Chile.txt (this is what you'll use to edit the names of politicians and parties).
Copy these files into your mod's folder, maintaining the original folder structure: Now in the latter, you'll see the kind of folder structure you'll want to replicate (though on a much less detailed scale, obviously). Navigate to the Paradox Interactive/Hearts of Iron IV/mod// folder in one window of your file browser, and in another, go to your /Steam/steamapps/common/Hearts of Iron IV/ folder. Basically, to do something like this, to create your mod you'll want to open the game, go to the mod tab in the launcher, click on "mod tools," fill out the simple form you're presented with (for directory/folder, just call it something relevant to the mod) and click create.
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