Wow thanks guys!
Thats what I call dedication to a cause.
Ill try it tonight if I get the time.
I upload it to my server, Ill try running it locally as you said to.
Thanks again
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| Author: | Anarchy [ Wed May 13, 2009 2:52 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
| Author: | Malestrom [ Thu May 14, 2009 7:41 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
Ill try more later. Im sick again (chronic resperitory ) Ill get it eventually Thanks for the forum and all your help guys Youve been very patient and I do appreciate that. |
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| Author: | Iced Earth [ Thu May 14, 2009 8:16 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
Hey malestrom! Something is gumming up the works somewhere. Re-read the tut, make sure you do the steps in order!! I'll give you a 'non-dumbed down' version here, because for the tutorial I wanted to establish good habits (extracting files from the map, THEN extracting the same files from newer patches) for future modding. You only want to add planes? In that case, we only need ObjectSpawns.con. 1) Market_Garden_003.rfa includes an updated ObjectSpawns.con for Conquest (make sure you grab the right one!!). 2) Extract ObjectSpawns.con from Market_Garden_003.rfa to any folder of your liking. 3) Use the packing process to pack this single file into a new patch file (any number higher than 003). Make sure the file structure is correct! 4) Open your new patchfile and add the coordinates from the tut. Save and close! You should see bf109s on market. Another question: How are you testing this? On your PC or a server? If your server is linux, remember that linux doesn't recognize uppercase names! Rename everything to be lower case (market_garden_005.rfa). Also, if you are using a server to test, there is an easier way to test server side mods on your PC: SSM Testing on your PC: 1) Copy your Battlefield 1942 folder (yes the WHOLE thing) 2) Paste it anywhere else. Name it "Battlefield 1942 2", "BF Install 2", or anything like that. 3) Locate the levels folder of your "install 2" of battlefield. Make a shortcut on the desktop for it (huge time saver!). 4) Put all your mods in install 2's levels folder. 5) Run dedicated server on install 2. 6) Join that game via your regular 1942 install. There you go, a true server side environment! |
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| Author: | freddy [ Thu May 14, 2009 9:38 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
| Author: | Malestrom [ Thu May 14, 2009 11:20 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
Wow thanks guys! Thats what I call dedication to a cause. Ill try it tonight if I get the time. I upload it to my server, Ill try running it locally as you said to. Thanks again
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| Author: | MR PINK BALLS [ Thu May 14, 2009 11:57 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
2 things im happy about #1 The thread that me and urglub first discussed out alcohol addictions in is a sticky thread #2 I finally learned how to do this!  
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| Author: | Malestrom [ Fri May 15, 2009 2:18 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
Freddy that was the problem! It worked! I have planes yay!! only 2 things now... 1) the 2 planes spawn in the exact same spot So if absolute position x/y/z is the same for both planes they are spawning on top of each other lol! as soon as I take off the other spawns immediately and blows up damaging my plane as well lol! so I need to make the co-ordinates for plane 2 NEXT to plane 1 to have both planes. Ill go in game and try getting the coordinates as you said to. 2) Id like to have this in my co-op mode as all my maps are run in co-op. Thanks much for the help!!  edited 15 minutes l8r -------------------------- I went in game and got the coordinates and changed 1 Now I have 2 bf 109s side by side!! WOOT!! --------------------------------------------- rem *** Additional Fighter #1 *** Object.create FighterSpawner Object.absolutePosition 1193.34/40.28/724.55 Object.rotation 0/-9.66/0 Object.setTeam 1 rem *** Additional Fighter #2 *** Object.create FighterSpawner Object.absolutePosition 1209.46/40.28/724.55 Object.rotation 0/-9.66/0 Object.setTeam 1 ------------------------------------------ NOW IM ADDING A BOMBER LOL!! Code so far: beginrem rem***Axis Heavy Bomber*** Object.create HeavyBomberSpawner Object.absolutePosition 1201.40/52.9163/630.24 Object.rotation 180/0/0......wrong lol!! this is fun.  Object.setTeam 1 endrem ------------------------ Until I get all the coordinates Then ill remove the beginrem and endrem ---------------------------- Still need it for co-op Thanks guys!! Donation on the way!! Col Malestrom BTW How do you get the co-ordinates to stop scrolling on the screen from the console once you have them? 
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| Author: | Iced Earth [ Fri May 15, 2009 4:22 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Getting Started: Using winRFA to make your own patchfiles |
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