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FirstPerson = "IMP\impboba;imp_1st_bobafett"
FragMe! wrote:Actually they need to be manually copied to the
Star Wars Battlefront II/Game Data/DATA/_LVL_PC/fpm folder. So look in your _LVL_PC/fpm directory for your map, find the fpm folder that was created for your side and copy it to the location mentioned above.
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.\Platform\Pc\pcFirstPerson.cpp(69)
FirstPerson::LoadLVLFile: Could not open FPM\PDWN\padfighter.lvl
No that's fine, psych0fred's methods are preferred for distributing mods with custom first person lvls.MercuryNoodles wrote:Oh, yeah. I think I'm getting my methods mixed up. I was thinking of psych0fred's alternative, which requires changing the path in the odf. Whoops.
You make it "open" the file by doing what FragMe! said. What is the full directory location of your .lvl file?[TFA]Padawan_Fighter wrote:I'm not quite sure those links answer my question. It says it can't OPEN the lvl, while it is clearly there. How do I make it able to OPEN the file? Is it corrupted?
That is because you did not quite read what FragMe! wrote. Read it again and I think you will spot the difference.[TFA]Padawan_Fighter wrote:The full directory of my lvl is Data_PAD/_LVL_PC/FPM/PDWN/padfighter.lvl . I did what FragMe! said and moved it up to FPM. It didnt work.
Alright, reading it AGAIN, I see that he saysFragMe! wrote:Actually they need to be manually copied to the
Star Wars Battlefront II/Game Data/DATA/_LVL_PC/fpm folder. So look in your _LVL_PC/fpm directory for your map, find the fpm folder that was created for your side and copy it to the location mentioned above.
[TFA]Padawan_Fighter wrote:The full directory of my lvl is Data_PAD/_LVL_PC/FPM/PDWN/padfighter.lvl . I did what FragMe! said and moved it up to FPM. I did what FragMe! said and moved it up to FPM.
No, you need to read what he said.[TFA]Padawan_Fighter wrote:I need to find the FPM folder for my side and copy it to LVL_PC/fpm (it's already there)
You say you are copying it "up" from "..FPM/PDWN" to "FPM." It needs to be in the game's root FPM folder. Unless I am completely misunderstanding what you are saying (in which case you should have just posted the complete directory you copied to like I asked a couple posts up, which would clear up any misunderstanding - which is why I asked).Actually they need to be manually copied to the
Star Wars Battlefront II/Game Data/DATA/_LVL_PC/fpm folder.
This tells the munge to also include the model in the sideid.lvl, where it will be found. BFront.log generates an error about it not being to find it in the specified path because it's relative to core.lvl I think, but it still finds it and it works so the error is considered an assert.
You have to use what's described in the second link Ace posted.DEVISS-REX wrote:i tried also use the psych0fred's methods putting on odf this:
..\..\AddOn\modid\fpm\sideid\allspy;all_1st_bothans
but don't work :S
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FirstPerson = "SIDEID\SIDEID;all_1st_bothans"work perfetc many thanks again MavMaveritchell wrote:You have to use what's described in the second link Ace posted.DEVISS-REX wrote:i tried also use the psych0fred's methods putting on odf this:
..\..\AddOn\modid\fpm\sideid\allspy;all_1st_bothans
but don't work :S
Ex.The FPM should be loaded directly into your side .req file.Code: Select all
FirstPerson = "SIDEID\SIDEID;all_1st_bothans"
\Actually they need to be manually copied to the
Star Wars Battlefront II/Game Data/DATA/_LVL_PC/fpm folder.
You wouldn't be if you had simply followed exactly what FragMe! posted rather than interpreting it as what you thought made sense - yes, you need to put it in that folder. That is how it works.[TFA]Padawan_Fighter wrote:I'm SO confused right now...