Battlefield Modding Tutorials BFMODS

one habit i've been getting into while making ssm's is i've been importing a small text file in the main map directory called ssm.txt or server_side_mod.txt with a description of everything the rfa does. one handy thing about it is i'll have like 50 billion freekin rfa lyin around... all _001.rfa, and all different sizes and i'm like "crap... which one was the one i did this on?!?!"

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Rules??? Don't be silly... this is war

ah ur using the include line

have done that many many times my self as well

good for others to know about this so they can keep things nicely separated

i always make an OSTfile and a OSfile using the include line at the bottom of the original ObjectSpawnTemplates.con or the ObjectSpawns.con

this way u can easaly find back the things u altered or added into a SSM

greetz RED

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greetz redatwar
info@ redatwar@quicknet.nl

sorry now i realized that the sarcasm didn't come across. Here!

You never know, maybe they never found an answer.

there we go!

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lol guys

was just serving arround and replying to topics

i dont care for date/time and stuff

well any how the topic has been blown new live in .
iIstill now enough people NOT using the include line,
and they keep meesing up their mods.
Simply cuz they cant find back all the things they have done in it .

So thats the soul reason i replied by just saying (advising somewhat) to make an include,
for ObjectSpawnTemplates.con and for ObjectSpawns.con to keep a bit of track in the things they do.

but for the people wo are sharp of mind
u could just always add a rem line into ur mod saying what it is

greetz RED

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greetz redatwar
info@ redatwar@quicknet.nl