Hi, I have learned all the references to cockpits implementations from the tutorial.
I have some questions about that...
A single: I take the cockpit definition of the desvastator (this is a example), I do changes on it, singles changes how radar position in RADA chunk but the game don't is takeing those changes..., I'd put the new desvastat.iff on \cockpits of course, but the game don't read that.
I forgot something?
A more complex:
I do changes in Mat 953, that read the direct3D "SOFT" chunk in my test (they invert the soft/hard! ), well, the only changes reflected is the afterburned/gun energy and the decoys images, all others images remains the same of the default SO game (I change all images in my 953 mat of course), tutorial say that some images are built-in EXE file (obviouslly this is happen):
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.... "This means that if you wish to replace the graphics for these components, you need to change the image references so that the game reads data from a MAT file which does not have a hardcoded copy"
....
....
The question is how I can do that?
Thanks
I have some questions about that...
A single: I take the cockpit definition of the desvastator (this is a example), I do changes on it, singles changes how radar position in RADA chunk but the game don't is takeing those changes..., I'd put the new desvastat.iff on \cockpits of course, but the game don't read that.
I forgot something?
A more complex:
I do changes in Mat 953, that read the direct3D "SOFT" chunk in my test (they invert the soft/hard! ), well, the only changes reflected is the afterburned/gun energy and the decoys images, all others images remains the same of the default SO game (I change all images in my 953 mat of course), tutorial say that some images are built-in EXE file (obviouslly this is happen):
....
.... "This means that if you wish to replace the graphics for these components, you need to change the image references so that the game reads data from a MAT file which does not have a hardcoded copy"
....
....
The question is how I can do that?
Thanks