Hello folks
I was wondering if it were possible to modify the FHIV mod so that all files are kept inside a subdirectory of the UT2K4 directory.
For instance, if you'd take a look at the Deathball mod (version 2.0 beta for UT2K4), you'll see that all related files are to be put into a Deathball subdirectory and that you can use the supplied batch/script file to start it.
This kind of setup keeps your original UT2K4 directory nice and clean. Simply delete the respective subdirectory and .INT file in .\System and you're done. No hassle with finding back stuff you need to delete.
I tried this myself, but after UT2K4 has started (it's loading, no window visible yet), it immediately shuts down again with no error message or whatever.
This is the script file I used after putting all files + this script inside the fvinvasion subdirectory.
Here's the log file UT2K4 generates:
I also have a dump file attached, but I don't know if that's of any use.
Any thoughts/suggestions/comments?
Thanks
I was wondering if it were possible to modify the FHIV mod so that all files are kept inside a subdirectory of the UT2K4 directory.
For instance, if you'd take a look at the Deathball mod (version 2.0 beta for UT2K4), you'll see that all related files are to be put into a Deathball subdirectory and that you can use the supplied batch/script file to start it.
This kind of setup keeps your original UT2K4 directory nice and clean. Simply delete the respective subdirectory and .INT file in .\System and you're done. No hassle with finding back stuff you need to delete.
I tried this myself, but after UT2K4 has started (it's loading, no window visible yet), it immediately shuts down again with no error message or whatever.
This is the script file I used after putting all files + this script inside the fvinvasion subdirectory.
Code:
@echo off
IF NOT EXIST ..\System\FHI.int (
copy System\FHI.int ..\System
)
START /B ..\System\ut2004.exe -Mod=fhinvasion
IF NOT %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 (
..\System\ut2004.exe -Mod=fhinvasion
)
:end
Here's the log file UT2K4 generates:
Code:
Log: Log file open, 04/25/04 17:14:06
Init: Name subsystem initialized
Init: Detected: Microsoft Windows XP 5.1 (Build: 2600)
Init: Version: 3186 (127.29)
Init: Compiled: Mar 3 2004 02:43:29
Init: Command line: -Mod=fhinvasion
Log: FileManager: Reading 0 GByte 0 MByte 0 KByte 0 Bytes from HD took 0.000000 seconds (0.000000 reading, 0.000000 seeking).
Log: FileManager: 0.002000 seconds spent with misc. duties
Uninitialized: Log file closed, 04/25/04 17:14:06
I also have a dump file attached, but I don't know if that's of any use.
Any thoughts/suggestions/comments?
Thanks