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| - | ====== Re-Enable | + | ====== Re-Enable |
| - | ===== What? ===== | + | ===== Symptom |
| - | The astute will notice that there are two green wagons in WU. One is the Freedom wagon, which is supposed to be green, and the other is the Crusader | + | The astute will notice that there are two green wagons in WU. One is the Freedom wagon, which is supposed to be green, and the other is the Crusaders |
| - | The Crusader textures were disabled in WU years ago due to a copyright. | + | ===== Fix ===== |
| - | ===== Windows ===== | + | The Crusaders textures were disabled in WU years ago due to a copyright. |
| - | ==== Close the Wurm Client | + | ==== Windows ==== |
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| + | === Close the Wurm Client === | ||
| Close any running copies of Wurm Unlimited. | Close any running copies of Wurm Unlimited. | ||
| - | ==== Install 7zip ==== | + | === Archive Manager |
| - | Download | + | If your archive manager supports JAR files skip this step. Otherwise, download |
| - | ==== A Quick Note ==== | + | === A Quick Note === |
| - | The # character is used at the beginning of a line in the config text files as a way to comment it out/disable it from being read in as a setting. | + | The # character is used at the beginning of a line in the config text files as a way to comment it out/disable it from being read in as a setting. |
| - | ==== Navigate | + | === Navigate === |
| - | Navigate to your **WurmLauncher/packs** folder. | + | Navigate to your **WurmLauncher\packs** folder. |
| - | ==== Edit PMK.JAR | + | === Open PMK.JAR === |
| - | 1. Right click on pmk.jar and Open with [[https:// | + | 1. Right click on **pmk.jar** and Open with archive manager or [[https:// |
| - | 2. Right click on mappings.txt and Edit. | + | |
| - | 3. Find the Crusader | + | == Open MAPPINGS.TXT == |
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| + | 2. Right click on **mappings.txt** and Edit. | ||
| + | 3. **Find the Crusaders | ||
| {{: | {{: | ||
| - | 4. File, Save (CTRL-S), close the text editor (notepad, unless you use something else as default). | + | 4. **File, Save** (CTRL-S), close the text editor (notepad, unless you use something else as default). |
| - | 5. When the popup asks, update | + | 5. When the popup asks, **Update** |
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| + | === Open GRAPHICS.JAR === | ||
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| + | 1. Right click on **graphics.jar** and Open with archive manager or [[https:// | ||
| - | ==== Edit GRAPHICS.JAR ==== | + | == Open MAPPINGS.TXT == |
| - | 1. Right click on graphics.jar and Open with 7zip File Manager. | + | 2. Find and open **mappings.txt** and **search for the string " |
| - | 2. Find mappings.txt and search for the string " | + | 3. **Remove the leading # character |
| - | 3. Remove the leading # from the line it finds (there is only one search result). | + | |
| {{: | {{: | ||
| - | 4. File, Save (CTRL-S), close the text editor (notepad, unless you use something else as default). | + | 4. **File, Save** (CTRL-S), close the text editor (notepad, unless you use something else as default). |
| - | 5. When the popup asks, update | + | 5. When the popup asks, **Update** |
| - | You should now be able to see the Crusader | + | You should now be able to see the Crusaders |
| //NOTE: If you get "file in use" errors when updating the files, it is because a copy of Wurm Unlimited is stuck running in the background. | //NOTE: If you get "file in use" errors when updating the files, it is because a copy of Wurm Unlimited is stuck running in the background. | ||
| - | ===== Linux ===== | + | ==== Linux ==== |
| - | I was able to do it in Linux Mint. Use your built-in archive manager in place of 7zip. The procedure is pretty much the same. | + | I was able to do it in Linux Mint. Use your built-in archive manager |
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