Campaign Series Modifications
- Thread starter Bootie
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I used to have sound mods for the original CS series. But when JTCS came out, they changed the sound files to oog files. So all of my old sound mods are defunct.
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Earl of Grey
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You can easily convert your files to OGG, though - there's a nice little program that can do that.
I've written to Jason Petho asking if he has the mod that allows for armor to back up when forced to retreat rather than turning around and lifting their proverbial skirts to take a 2nd shot into their rear (armor).
If anyone can find that one I'd sure like to have it.
If anyone can find that one I'd sure like to have it.
That is referred to as the ASDN patch. It worked with the original CS EF2 games (not with WF). I don't know if it works with the new JTCS games we are playing now.
Also, that patch is not a patch per se. It is an exe substitute. It will benefit your opponent when you start up your turn. If your opponent does not use the same exe when he starts his turn, you will not receive the same "retreat" benefits.
Also, that patch is not a patch per se. It is an exe substitute. It will benefit your opponent when you start up your turn. If your opponent does not use the same exe when he starts his turn, you will not receive the same "retreat" benefits.
Well, the search is all for not as Jason Petho confirmed it is not JTCS compatible. He did say that it may well be included in the next upgrade (1.05) that may be coming out around Christmas.
That would be good.
That would be good.
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Earl of Grey
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Sounds ntriguing that one - never knew such a "patch" existed. Good work!
Anyway, Nort, can I help you with the conversion of your old audio files?
Anyway, Nort, can I help you with the conversion of your old audio files?
For the most part, I am happy with the stock sound files. I do have one file that is "heavy arty impact sounds" which is kind of cool. Is there a free shareware program for converting files, or is there another way?
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Earl of Grey
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I use the "Ace-High" converter - I believe there's a free version, but that might not have all features. I'm quite certain there are other programs that can do the same, though. I'd google myself...