Sadly, I have not yet gotten this -mod command to work. I have tried so many permutations I am begining to believe that this -mod command will not work unless you do infact have a .big file.
The default directory structure of the base data folder is as follows:
data\INI
data\INI\Objects
data\INI\Defaults
data\curors\
data\Art\
my perseption is that the files should go in the following way
<mymod>\INI
<mymod>\INI\Objects
<mymod>\INI\Defaults
<mymod>\curors\
<mymod>\Art\
in "\My Doc(...)\C&C Generals Zero Hour Data\ "
I have tried everything from laying the files flat in the base directory mod to creating data sub-folders. If this does in fact work, then someone please describe whatever mystical directory structure you used to accomplish this task, I would greatly appericate it.
BTW: Of course if I ever distrubute any of my mods I would use a .big file, however if you have a few little projects renaming the folders in the generals INI & Art directories becomes quite cumbersome. This is why im so adiment about getting this to work properly.
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In Topic: the "-mod" command problems
03 June 2004 - 03:56 PM
In Topic: the "-mod" command problems
01 June 2004 - 06:35 PM
I am running version 1.02 for zero hour. According to http://www.eagames.c...mos.jsp?state=6,
its the latest.
I am probably just doing somthing stupid.
1. Do I need to create both a directory structure AND a .big file?
( I assume no)
2. Where do I store the mod files?
C:\Program Files\C&C Generals Zero Hour\Data\<my mod folder>
is what I think...
and in <my mod folder>.....
<my mod folder>\INI
<my mod folder>\INI\Objects
<my mod folder>\INI\Defaults
.... do I need somthing in an ini to say "hey, im a mod"?
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BTW, my mods work perfectly when placed in:
C:\Program Files\C&C Generals Zero Hour\Data\INI
its the latest.
I am probably just doing somthing stupid.
1. Do I need to create both a directory structure AND a .big file?
( I assume no)
2. Where do I store the mod files?
C:\Program Files\C&C Generals Zero Hour\Data\<my mod folder>
is what I think...
and in <my mod folder>.....
<my mod folder>\INI
<my mod folder>\INI\Objects
<my mod folder>\INI\Defaults
.... do I need somthing in an ini to say "hey, im a mod"?
------------------------------
BTW, my mods work perfectly when placed in:
C:\Program Files\C&C Generals Zero Hour\Data\INI
In Topic: the "-mod" command problems
01 June 2004 - 07:14 PM
I will try that, but being that im at work I dont have the option completely available to me!
However: <root>\My Documents\Command and Conquer Generals Data\
holds only the save file imformation does it not?
Seems like a super shoddy place to install a mod. That would explain alot tho, ill give that a try.
However: <root>\My Documents\Command and Conquer Generals Data\
holds only the save file imformation does it not?
Seems like a super shoddy place to install a mod. That would explain alot tho, ill give that a try.
In Topic: the "-mod" command problems
31 May 2004 - 10:15 PM
Try as I might, I am not able to get the -mod command to work properly for my mod. The *only instructions I have been able to find online are here:
http://gendev.origin...en_tut_modcomma
Which does not seem to be working for me. These instructions are unclear and imply that you have to both have a directory and .big file to use the -mod command (which does not make much sence)
I have tried many different things, but if someone could post what needs to be done, I would greatly appericate it
C:\(...)C&C Generals Zero Hour\Data\<mymod>
where <mymod> has the following sub folders:
<mymod>\Data\INI
<mymod>\Data\INI\Objects
<mymod>\Data\INI\Defaults
Thanks
~Gedden
http://gendev.origin...en_tut_modcomma
Which does not seem to be working for me. These instructions are unclear and imply that you have to both have a directory and .big file to use the -mod command (which does not make much sence)
I have tried many different things, but if someone could post what needs to be done, I would greatly appericate it
C:\(...)C&C Generals Zero Hour\Data\<mymod>
where <mymod> has the following sub folders:
<mymod>\Data\INI
<mymod>\Data\INI\Objects
<mymod>\Data\INI\Defaults
Thanks
~Gedden
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