If i want to make mutator that lets the japanese use C96 for example, how do i do? I have no experience whatsoever in this.
RS How do i port a RO2 weapon to RS?
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Easy peasy, just add it to all the corresponding RSRoleInfo classes.
But it all depends on where you're starting from.
Do you know how to create a mutator and have experience with UnrealScript, Java, C++ or other object-oriented languages?
But it all depends on where you're starting from.
Do you know how to create a mutator and have experience with UnrealScript, Java, C++ or other object-oriented languages?
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IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A 64-BIT OPERATING SYSTEM YOU CANNOT COMPILE (You can still write code though, have someone else compile it for you
)Here's what you'll need:
RoleInfo Classes for engineer, TL, etc
Should be something like this:
Find all the desired classes they'll be found in:
Also grab RSRoleinfoAxisInfantry.uc
Copy all of these files create a folder in:
Give this folder a name, make sure use _'s instead of spaces (alternatively don't use them at all)
Create a new folder in this folder, name it "Classes" move all the .uc files you copied to that folder.
Rename all the files, as they are copies.
Make sure all the Roleinfo classes extend to the AxisInfantry class
Here's an Example:
This is an example from the RSRoleInfoAlliedFlamethrower
You'll have to remove one of the weapons, as the game doesn't seem to like more than three.
Inorder to get the C96 we'll modify the code here:
To:
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Create a cmd.exe shortcut I'll elaborate this post later currently I cannot explain specifics. As I am away from home.
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You could also create a .bat file for convenience. Here's mine:
Change the drive letters and Steam path to match your own, and make sure you have your mod folder name listed under ModPackages in ROEditor.ini.
Code:
@echo off
D:
cd "D:\Steam\steamapps\common\Red Orchestra 2\Binaries\Win64"
rogame makeChange the drive letters and Steam path to match your own, and make sure you have your mod folder name listed under ModPackages in ROEditor.ini.
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Install steam.
But really did you change the path to match your own? If it's the wrong path it'll be looking where things don't exist.
But really did you change the path to match your own? If it's the wrong path it'll be looking where things don't exist.
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