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A '''total conversion''' ('''TC''') for ''[[Star Wars: Rebellion]]'' is a set of changes, made with [[RebEd]], that turns the game into a different scenario. The 2001 SWRebellion FAQ notes that, because RebEd can only replace existing units, Rebellion TCs are really closer to "partial conversions".<ref name="faq">swrebellion.net, RebEd FAQ, archived 16 June 2001 (Wayback Machine).</ref> | A '''total conversion''' ('''TC''') for ''[[Star Wars: Rebellion]]'' is a set of changes, made with [[RebEd]], that turns the game into a different scenario. The 2001 SWRebellion FAQ notes that, because RebEd can only replace existing units, Rebellion TCs are really closer to "partial conversions".<ref name="faq">swrebellion.net, RebEd FAQ, archived 16 June 2001 (Wayback Machine).</ref> | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Star Wars Rebellion Editor (.NET)]] – a modern editor whose 25th Anniversary Patch adds new sectors, planets and ships. | * [[Star Wars Rebellion Editor (.NET)]] – a modern editor whose [[25th Anniversary Community Patch]] adds new sectors, planets and ships. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:58, 23 October 2026
A total conversion (TC) for Star Wars: Rebellion is a set of changes, made with RebEd, that turns the game into a different scenario. The 2001 SWRebellion FAQ notes that, because RebEd can only replace existing units, Rebellion TCs are really closer to "partial conversions".[1]
How a TC is made
A TC combines many RebEd cards with picture changes made through DLLEntries.txt. RebEd's Save Settings option stores all of these changes in a single .REB file, which players load with Load Settings.[2] When saving, RebEd asks for a description, the author's name, which side the player should take, and a folder.[1] Each TC needs its own DLLEntries.txt for its pictures to load correctly.[2]
In multiplayer, both players must load the same settings, or the game is likely to crash.[1]
TCs hosted by SWRebellion (2001)
In June 2001 the SWRebellion TCs page hosted these conversions:[3]
| TC | Author |
|---|---|
| Sith Uprising | EW |
| Clone Wars | EW |
| Episode I | Logray |
| Shattered Void | Void ZoSo |
| Special Edition | John Stone |
| Warlords | Eville Jedi |
The same page linked to TCs hosted elsewhere: Wing Commander, Aftermath, Rogue Squadron, The Cantina Cloud and The Return of Jerec.[3]
A 2000 links page also lists TC-related sites, including Final Conflict (Brandoise), Rebellion SE (John Stone), Realm of the Void (Void ZoSo), Pride of Coruscant (Fleet Admiral Karrde) and Nar Shaddaa (NemesiS).[4]
Early history
TCs date back to the game's first year. In April 1999 the starwarsrebellion.com news page reported that the site's Warlords TC, among other exclusive files, had been lost when the site's original host disappeared, and a member announced work on a Rogue Squadron TC.[5] A later version of Warlords by Eville Jedi was hosted in 2001.[3]
See also
- Star Wars Rebellion Editor (.NET) – a modern editor whose 25th Anniversary Community Patch adds new sectors, planets and ships.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 swrebellion.net, RebEd FAQ, archived 16 June 2001 (Wayback Machine).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 swrebellion.net, "What is RebED?" (published 20 January 2003), https://swrebellion.net/rebed/
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 swrebellion.net, "TCs (RebED Total & Partial Conversions)", archived 16 June 2001 (Wayback Machine).
- ↑ swrebellion.net, Links page, archived 3 September 2000 (Wayback Machine).
- ↑ starwarsrebellion.com, "The Rebellion Begins Now", archived 3 May 1999 (Wayback Machine).