The subject is sort of self explanatory, for some odd reason my Index refuses to include my Loadouts.ini file. Don't know why, as it is included in the Index file.

I haven't used loadouts that much, just a little bit. I didn't have any issues when I tried fooling around with it.
Maybe if you provide what you have written in your loadouts I could take a look?

Of course, I only have one loadout so far, as I was going to add the rest later

It's weird that it isn't showing up.. Considering it looks just like the coalition one


Maybe you should try changing the presetname, that's the only thing I can see is colliding. "ArrakDefault" or something.

Another thing you can do is that you can make a copy from a actor and then addinventory items, thats like a mini loadout. Maybe you knew.

Okay, so changing the name did not help, and I'm also not quite sure how to do the mini loadout thing. I did find a weird workaround by adding it to my Devices.ini.

Changing the name was good after all, you would probably get problems if you were to use the presetname on a activity you create later.

The way I meant it is under your arrak character code you just add this:


On a new line.

Basically it adds a new actor which is a copy of the original actor, but comes with guns.
Also you can add the:
"AddInventory = HDFirearm
CopyOf = Energy Rifle"
Directly under your original code.

Oh, finally understood the mini loadouts, that's pretty cool.
Might make a mech with it or something.
Anyways, thanks for your help, it's being loaded now.

The problem with that method, IIRC, is that it doesn't add the inventory cost to the actor cost. So if you have a 100g character with two 50g weapons, you can sell it back to Tradestar to get back more money than you paid for it.

Whilst this is fine for weapons that have no cost and are not intended to be purchased at all (like fixed arm mounts for the Brotherhood Cyborgs, or a mech's) it can be a tiny bit exploitable for anything else.

For your original files, the only thing I can suggest is doublechecking the types of the items and craft- case sensitivity, etc.