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Spinozart1 said:

Are you one of the creator of the XXXlords mods series?
If yes, they look nice but I'm personally not using them just because it is not sure you and your friends will keep updating them once your thesis are done.
Anyway good luck with the rest, and I hope you will keep modding BL on the long term.

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I am, actually, the Cunning Lords one. I personally want to believe that I'll keep on updating the mod, even though I believe it'll become obsolete pretty soon. They have already announced that the troop positioning and control part will be added into the base game.

danEN said:

Oh man, you're going to have a hard time finding 30 people who have this game installed

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I like the optimism haha the game cannot be that dead already. Don't you have it installed, for instance?

Hello @Kazet,
Thank you so much for your answer. It actually worked and I managed to get a behavior working. Thank you so much. I am a little frustrated because your solution is quite similar to a solution I originally tried but was unsuccessful. Turns out I only had to change a little detail in my original solution to get to yours and have it working. Thank you so very much for your help! I've been having this issue for weeks now.

Hey thanks for the response. That was more or less what I've been trying to do but the problem is the internal keyword exactly. In other classes which extend BehaviorComponent, they always extend the base class with reference to the formation such as:

public BehaviorCharge(Formation formation)
: base(formation)
{
CalculateCurrentOrder();
base.BehaviorCoherence = 0.5f;
}

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But, since we are not working on the taleworlds.mountandblade.dll we cannot access both the behaviorComponent(Formation formation) constructor and the base.formation. I have tried what you sugested but my IDE doesn't even recognize those methods. It says there is no constructor which takes one argument for BehaviorComponent.