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BattleTech mod that allows you to choose which pilots you start with in Career mode. By default, it is set to start with the same four as Campaign mode: Behemoth, Dekker, Glitch, and Medusa.
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# CareerSelectPilots
BattleTech mod that allows you to choose which pilots you start with in Career mode. By default, it is set to start with the same four as Campaign mode: Behemoth, Dekker, Glitch, and Medusa.
## Requires
ModTek - https://github.com/BattletechModders/ModTek/releases
While I haven't tested this mod with the built in modloader, I see no reason that it shouldn't work.
## Configuration
* Find the file for the pilot you want to start with. They can be found in your BATTLETECH installation directory \BattleTech_Data\StreamingAssets\data\pilot
* Add the file name to the Settings.PilotList section of mod.json
* Note that for kickstarter pilots, the in-game name of the pilot is not the same as the file name. For example, to add "Dragon 66" to your starting roster, add "pilot_backer_Alaniz" to mod.json.
* If you know the in-game name of the pilot, a good file text search tool will let you find the file very quickly (I recommend Notepad++, which you should have if you're modifying .json files anyway).
## Credits
* HBS for making a great game
## Known Issues
* None at this time
BattleTech mod that allows you to choose which pilots you start with in Career mode. By default, it is set to start with the same four as Campaign mode: Behemoth, Dekker, Glitch, and Medusa.
## Requires
ModTek - https://github.com/BattletechModders/ModTek/releases
While I haven't tested this mod with the built in modloader, I see no reason that it shouldn't work.
## Configuration
* Find the file for the pilot you want to start with. They can be found in your BATTLETECH installation directory \BattleTech_Data\StreamingAssets\data\pilot
* Add the file name to the Settings.PilotList section of mod.json
* Note that for kickstarter pilots, the in-game name of the pilot is not the same as the file name. For example, to add "Dragon 66" to your starting roster, add "pilot_backer_Alaniz" to mod.json.
* If you know the in-game name of the pilot, a good file text search tool will let you find the file very quickly (I recommend Notepad++, which you should have if you're modifying .json files anyway).
## Credits
* HBS for making a great game
## Known Issues
* None at this time