i do wat it says put its team set wat cp and give it like rep_walk_atte or all_hover_combatspeeder wher it gose and the vehicle wont show up

Are the vehicles loaded in your .lua?

idk.....meaby...noo...idk how

Download Boeing's ODF Guide for dummies. Its either in the released or the assets section. Not sure.

Example:
What vehicle are you trying to add

Dude, there's quite a few things that he could be doing wrong. It might not just be the LUA thing. Like I said, read Boeing's doc (its better than the getting_started).

trying to add a atte and spiderwalkers and give me a link wher the boeing guide is

thats easy you dont need the odf guide you just need to load them in your lua

Did you put what I showed above in?
under ReadDataFile("SIDE\\rep.lvl", put "rep_walk_atte") at the bottom of the list
and under ReadDataFile("SIDE\\cis.lvl", put "cis_walk_spider") at the bottom of the list
Then munge keeping common box checked and then tell me if your vehicles work

Walker always need a WalkerType Memorypool, add this under your team setups: and an AT-TE is a commandwalker (you can spawn at it) so you need to add this MemoryPool:
(this would be for 5 AT-TE's, but you can have a higher MemoryPool than you need)

so i put it under C:\BF2_ModTools\data_WRW\Common\scripts\WRW??????????

WRWc_con.lua

how

Open it with a text editor and put it in.

dont have it... i think

First off, learn more about the Windows operating system

Right-click, choose Open, select "Select the program from a list" and click "OK".
Choose Wordpad, check the box at that says "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file", and hit OK.
It'll open then, and from then on you just have to double click the icon to open it in Wordpad.

Just for future reference, any file in the modtools you don't know how to open, use that method first to check if it can be opened with Wordpad.

Well, you can open just about anything with a text editor (depending on your system's capability ), so I'll add that if you see what looks like complete gibberish (random characters strung together in giant blocks) when you open the file or it takes forever to open (not instant), then it's likely not meant to be edited with a text editor.

Just as a quick general list, these files are what you'll most often be editing with a text editor:

lua
req
odf
combo
sky

There are more, but I don't have the time to chase them all down.