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When I click on any of those links all I get is a white screen that says:
Could not determine your IP address
What's the deal here?
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| Re: Gateway to the Modifications[message #311729]
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Sat, 03 November 2012 00:45
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| karateschnitzel |
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Registered:November 2012 |
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hi everyone
i think i might have a slight problem with the "all modifications together" modification...
when i try to fight the cannibals near cambria @ the farm they just don't take damage at all.
it says "100 damage" but the healthbar wont go down - and since i'm quite new to this game (and the mods) i have no idea what i could do about it. (tried it with different weapons + grenades)
anybody having the same problem?
(using latest patch and the mod named above- i "installed" the "blue edition")
[Updated on: Sat, 03 November 2012 00:46] by Moderator Report message to a moderator
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| Re: Gateway to the Modifications[message #312110]
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Thu, 15 November 2012 17:32
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Rev1If I have missed it, I'm sorry for the oversight, but is there a mod that can allow increased funds.
Most use memory scanners like Cheat Engine when they want to increase starting funds. The other method is to edit the containers for the Drassen Airport and add some expensive items that can then be sold for quick cash. But really, once you start taking over sectors, the money will start to pour in. So much so that the economy becomes completely imbalanced half way through the game because there is no time based upkeep cost for the mercenaries, even with having to constantly buy armour as the developers' misguided method of 'gold sink.' In my own game, I removed income from all sectors that do not have revenue generating likes mines and airport, and I still have way too much money and nothing to spend it on before I've even conquered half the map.
[Updated on: Thu, 15 November 2012 17:33] by Moderator Report message to a moderator
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| Re: Gateway to the Modifications[message #312162]
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Sat, 17 November 2012 05:39
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I'm playing Crossfire.
Believe me, money is scarce.
I downloaded CheatEngine, but my antivirus software seems to have blocked it from the Internet, even when I disabled it and went into Game mode.
yupperRev1If I have missed it, I'm sorry for the oversight, but is there a mod that can allow increased funds.
Most use memory scanners like Cheat Engine when they want to increase starting funds. The other method is to edit the containers for the Drassen Airport and add some expensive items that can then be sold for quick cash. But really, once you start taking over sectors, the money will start to pour in. So much so that the economy becomes completely imbalanced half way through the game because there is no time based upkeep cost for the mercenaries, even with having to constantly buy armour as the developers' misguided method of 'gold sink.' In my own game, I removed income from all sectors that do not have revenue generating likes mines and airport, and I still have way too much money and nothing to spend it on before I've even conquered half the map.
[Updated on: Sat, 17 November 2012 05:41] by Moderator Report message to a moderator
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| Re: Gateway to the Modifications[message #312166]
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Sat, 17 November 2012 07:47
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Rev1I'm playing Crossfire.
Believe me, money is scarce.
I downloaded CheatEngine, but my antivirus software seems to have blocked it from the Internet, even when I disabled it and went into Game mode.
Oh, sorry. I missed the Crossfire part. I don't have Crossfire so I don't know. But Cheat Engine should still work. Just exempt it from your antivirus software and it should work then. Alternatively, you can add items to containers that can be sold to traders (I am assuming there are traders in Crosscire). You'll need to unpack the config files using one of sbobovyc's tools, but if you have Combat Evolved installed then those files have already been unpacked.
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| Re: Gateway to the Modifications[message #312170]
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Sat, 17 November 2012 12:46
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I wouldn't know what to do with it anyway. The JA2 mod tools back in the Day were much easier to use.
The best I can tell, all of these are for modifying new games. If I am in the middle of a game and want to modify a saved game, I'm out of luck.
yupperRev1I'm playing Crossfire.
Believe me, money is scarce.
I downloaded CheatEngine, but my antivirus software seems to have blocked it from the Internet, even when I disabled it and went into Game mode.
Oh, sorry. I missed the Crossfire part. I don't have Crossfire so I don't know. But Cheat Engine should still work. Just exempt it from your antivirus software and it should work then. Alternatively, you can add items to containers that can be sold to traders (I am assuming there are traders in Crosscire). You'll need to unpack the config files using one of sbobovyc's tools, but if you have Combat Evolved installed then those files have already been unpacked.
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| Re: Gateway to the Modifications[message #312174]
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Sat, 17 November 2012 15:07
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Registered:October 2012 |
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Rev1I wouldn't know what to do with it anyway. The JA2 mod tools back in the Day were much easier to use.
The best I can tell, all of these are for modifying new games. If I am in the middle of a game and want to modify a saved game, I'm out of luck.
You wouldn't know what to do with what? Cheat Engine or sbobovyc's tools? Cheat Engine or any memory scanner/hex editor will work regardless of where you are in the campaign. If you just can't get Cheat Engine to work, you can always Google for another memory scanner. There are dozens of them out there. As for sbobovyc's tools....have you tried them? It's click and drag. It's even easier to use than the JA2 mod tools.
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| Re: Gateway to the Modifications[message #312180]
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Sat, 17 November 2012 16:48
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Registered:October 2012 |
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Rev1OK.
Maybe I have early stage dementia.
I got Cheat Engine to work, but need to check out the tutorial. No clue what to do with it.
This should help. Remember it's for BIA, not Crossfire. So when you look for the process to open, look for Crossfire's game exe (not BIA as displayed in the video).
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Regarding sbobovyc's tools, I extracted his Crossfire patch, which apparently was for a different version of Crossfire, because it caused mine to promptly crash after a nice new start screen. (Predicted in his documentation, so no big deal.)
If there's a client tool for download which he used to create them, I haven't seen it yet, but I was having trouble with some links he had posted which were no longer active. (
The link in his signature does not seem properly formatted. But the link to the tools page in the Mod Gateway thread should be working.
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