Modding models.csv
From my look at the models.csv file, it gives the country-specific model names- such as ship classes. Unfortunately, many countries don't have all the names. Each line starts out with code: for example MODEL_GER_12_1. GER is the country code. 12 gives the unit- in this case it's a fighter. 1 is the model- here it's model 1, Early Fighter. Afterwards come the names in different languages. The unit codes are as follows:
- 0= Infantry
- 1= Cavalry
- 2= Mot. Infantry
- 3= Mec. Infantry
- 4= L Arm
- 5= Arm
- 6= Airborne
- 7= Marines
- 8= Mountain
- 9= Garrison
- 10= HQ
- 11= Militia
- 12 = Int F
- 13 = Ftr
- 14 = Strat
- 15 = Tac
- 16 = Nav
- 17 = CAS
- 18 = Air Transport
- 19 = Flying Bomb
- 20 = Rocket
- 21 = BB
- 22 = CL
- 23 = CA
- 24 = BC
- 25 = DD
- 26 = CV
- 27 = CVL
- 28 = SS
- 29 = SSN
- 30 = TP
Note: Rocket model_0 is flying rocket, model_1 is ballistic missile and model_2 is ICBM
Brigades also have unit codes like this: BRIG_MODEL_X_Y Unit codes (X) are:
- 1= Art
- 2 = SP-ART
- 3 = Rocket Art
- 4 = SP Rocket
- 5 = AT
- 6 = Tank Destroyer
- 7 = Light Tank
- 8 = Heavy Tank
- 9 = Super-heavy Tank
- 10 = Armoured Car
- 11 = AA
- 12 = Police
- 13 = Engineer
- 14 = CAG
- 15 = Escort Fighter
- 16 = naval_asw
- 17 = naval_anti_air_s
- 18 = naval_radar_s
- 19 = naval_fire_controll_s
- 20 = naval_improved_hull_s
- 21 = naval_torpedoes_s
- 22 = naval_anti_air_l
- 23 = naval_radar_l
- 24 = naval_fire_controll_l
- 25 = naval_improved_hull_l
- 26 = naval_torpedoes_l
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