Edit : Wrong thread sorry

Miles_T3hR4t's first post made me want to parody that "I love the whole world song". Anyways, actual content! I've noticed that the brain guy in the campaign level seems to hate his life and is constantly trying to leave the physical plane and vanish into the netherlands. In short, he keeps turning around and jumping straight off the screen. Any way that this could be fixed or is there some invisible unit sitting to the side of the map?

I'm not trying to argue when I say this but.
Base.rte/Coalition, base.rte/dummies, base.rte/Ronin, Base.rte/tradestar

This way, the main cortex command isn't cluttered with 12 .rte's that are all 'vanilla content.'

base.rte could EASILY be divided into factions.

Also, the thing about getting rid of the old weapons, I think they should still be in base.rte, only commented out in an index somewhere. sort of a 'classic mode' easter egg.

Fair call, we'll just have to wait and see in the next chocolatly sweet release! Mmmm CC classic nostalgia...

I've noticed that there are a few typos in the weapon descriptions. Such as the Spas 12, it's Capacity not Capasity.

Numgun I know where Antigravity Chocolate is from (sorry admins/moderators)
Grif posted it in the Penetrable attatchments thread
Also from conker's bad fur day
Exact words

Numgun, what tells CC to load the vanilla .rtes as first-party content?

Amen, amen.


How about the other way, unclutter the root by putting mod .rte's in a subfolder? OR, make a sub directory for game data in general containing the vanilla .rte's, as well as a mod sub-sub directory for mods.
That would also let the game know which .rtes are able to be used in the scene editor. If a modder/scene maker wanted to use their own special stuff for scenes, they'd just put their .rte in the data folder and everything would be happy.

Thats a hard coded thing. The exe will try to load the vanilla .rte folders even if you delete them accidently.


@ zeno39: haha lol I thought Data never paid attention to that pic I sent him back then. : p

And yeah, you guessed right, conker's bad fur day is where you encounter antigravity chocolate.


@Miles: We decided to use this format because it allowed us to use similar instances of different objects without them colliding with each other. For instance like shells, bullet particles and other objects that might have similar names in the code.

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Weapon Descriptions are fun, and yes, I've since fixed the icon. (PM me if you want the descriptions for DarkStorm.)

OFFICIAL NEW STUFFS?!
GO SCIENCE!

I found the .bmp for the anti gravity chocolate but theirs no code.
I wanted the chocolate to work if I found it.

Have you tested those pistols? They all work pretty differently and are actually pretty powerful. The desert eagle is pretty reliable and consistant with its shots while that revolver is powerful as hell and has a nasty recoil to go with it. The only "useless" pistol in the game is the original one. All the others work like magic and go GREAT with a riot shield. The first time I beat the zombie cave was with the repeller, a riot shield, and two of the pistols, and the grenade launcher. I NEEDED those pistols to kill enemies without setting off those blue bombs, and they also helped against the tubes really well.

There's code for it.
Not in it's own .ini, though.

Also, as I mentioned in the b22 conversion topic, I can't get custom wounds to have working burst damage in B22, even though burst damage seems unchanged in vanilla content.