03. January 2015, 04:03:02

#20

xdiespQuote

I applaud you guys! So the moral of the story, is to never leave home without SS2Tool. I will add a note about it above.

Vegoraptor: if they don't crash anymore, see if you like Tears and Cyberspace. But keep saving in different slots, before every bulkhead\cyberspace, because you never know...

edit I added another link on top, to a small patch containing the new readme and a couple fixes. Also, the description of "Marie disabling security" gave me an idea: now, she can also hack turrets.

03. January 2015, 10:33:44

#21

KolyaQuote

Quote by voodoo47:

just for fun - how the heck did you end up with such an old release? GOG and steam use 2.42 for quite a while afaik.

I don't think there's an automatic update feature for gog installs. All good old manual work, so it happens.

03. January 2015, 10:44:07

#22

voodoo47Quote

true.

and a reminder - considering the extensive changes you've made to the levels, you probably don't want the orig dml set to be loaded. you can accomplish this by adding a mission quest data var "scplevel" with the value of "1" (without the ""). this will prevent the dmls from loading.

03. January 2015, 12:13:43

#23

xdiespQuote

Quote by voodoo47:

true.

and a reminder - considering the extensive changes you've made to the levels, you probably don't want the orig dml set to be loaded. you can accomplish this by adding a mission quest data var "scplevel" with the value of "1" (without the ""). this will prevent the dmls from loading.

Thanks! I never used Mission Quest Data, actually no menu comes up when I click on it! But I wonder, Infinite's levels use different names like "1_medsci1", "1_hydro1": are the DMLs still loaded like this?

03. January 2015, 12:48:56

#24

voodoo47Quote

ah, if all your maps have different names, then it's all right. no need to add the var.