Go back to the ZH directory (if you have never done this before) and look through the list of files and you should see ENGLISHZH.big. Once you have extracted these to your desktop, you can move them to your zero hour directory under data/ini. There are two files you need to extract now. Locate the file INIZH.big and double click on it. Open up XCC mixer and navigate to your Zero Hour directory.
You can now minimize the folder and move on to step 2. However, you can go further and help out future use if inside the INI folder you do not see the folder named "objects", then create it now. *I highly recomend you make a shortcut to this folder on your desktop.* Once you enter the INI folder, you have completed the first step. Inside of this folder you should see a folder named "INI" (and if not, create it) and a folder named "English" (if not create it). On the top of the lists should be folders. Once you have found and entered the directory, I recomend you hit the "sort by file type" button. Most likely you cn find it through my computer -> program files -> EA Games -> (The first decade) -> Command and Conquer Zero Hour. You must locate your ZH directory, and it's location shall differ if you installed it through The First Decade or Zero Hour by itself.
The first step in modding Zero Hour is setting up your directory so you can place your new files in it.
Step 1, Setting up Your ZH Directory (if you haven't done this already): This one is my second tutorial and I didn't really see anything addressing on the other sites I visited. Noticing that there aren't too many tutorials at this site, I've decided to write some basic ones up about stuff I have just learned how to do. I have recently begun my crusade into modding generals after all these years that it's been out.
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