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*Wouldn't a better title be "Replacing a Multiplayer Weapon"? [[User:Reacheround|Reacher]] 07:37, 27 Dec 2006 (PST)
*Wouldn't a better title be "Replacing a Multiplayer Weapon"? [[User:Reacheround|Reacher]] 07:37, 27 Dec 2006 (PST)
** But it isn't replacing. [[Outcast]]
** But it isn't replacing. [[Outcast]]
** It's not replacing, by creating a new file you are adding a new weapon... the only problem I have is that there is very little other information about what you're doing. This tutorial needs a follow (or linked to information) that digs deeper into modifying weapons
** It's not replacing, by creating a new file you are adding a new weapon... the only problem I have is that there is very little other information about what you're doing. This tutorial needs a follow up (or linked to information) that digs deeper into modifying weapons
 
* In the Tutorial, it's asking to replace CWeapon357 with CWeaponRifle in the source code, but says not touch any of the sound code... Both me and my students looked through and didn't see anything that would be replaced. What are we missing? --[[User:Grash|Grash]] 13:22, 15 Nov 2007 (PST)

Revision as of 14:22, 15 November 2007

This should be added to the tutorial section

  • Wouldn't a better title be "Replacing a Multiplayer Weapon"? Reacher 07:37, 27 Dec 2006 (PST)
    • But it isn't replacing. Outcast
    • It's not replacing, by creating a new file you are adding a new weapon... the only problem I have is that there is very little other information about what you're doing. This tutorial needs a follow up (or linked to information) that digs deeper into modifying weapons
  • In the Tutorial, it's asking to replace CWeapon357 with CWeaponRifle in the source code, but says not touch any of the sound code... Both me and my students looked through and didn't see anything that would be replaced. What are we missing? --Grash 13:22, 15 Nov 2007 (PST)