Chad
08-28-2004, 03:36 PM
Source: novahq.net posted by Sal UK
Just use your Update exe in the Nile folder.
Also AAS now should work here is how to set it up.
Setting Up and Configuring LFPs
First you have to place down your LFPs. These are found under the objects section of the Object Pallette:
Once you have your LFPs placed down you have to set up the respective LFP groups.
To set the group that an LFP would be associated with, you simply open up the LFPs item attributes and set the corresponding group number. LFPs numbered 1 would appear in the first group, 2 would be the second group, and so forth until you reach the last group of LFPs.
In this example, Group 2 has two LFPs on it which means that players must take over ALL the bases in this group before they can proceed onto the next set of bases.
While you can set bases to start out as neutral, it is important that you only ever have one Group of LFPs set to neutral. If there are more than one group set to neutral than teams may accidently take over the bases in the incorrect order and this could result in preventing the teams from taking over the other bases. IN order to fix this, the team would have to retreat from the base they took over out of order and then allow the enemy to take it over.
Once a team has taken over all the Groups of LFPs, the game wins.
Just use your Update exe in the Nile folder.
Also AAS now should work here is how to set it up.
Setting Up and Configuring LFPs
First you have to place down your LFPs. These are found under the objects section of the Object Pallette:
Once you have your LFPs placed down you have to set up the respective LFP groups.
To set the group that an LFP would be associated with, you simply open up the LFPs item attributes and set the corresponding group number. LFPs numbered 1 would appear in the first group, 2 would be the second group, and so forth until you reach the last group of LFPs.
In this example, Group 2 has two LFPs on it which means that players must take over ALL the bases in this group before they can proceed onto the next set of bases.
While you can set bases to start out as neutral, it is important that you only ever have one Group of LFPs set to neutral. If there are more than one group set to neutral than teams may accidently take over the bases in the incorrect order and this could result in preventing the teams from taking over the other bases. IN order to fix this, the team would have to retreat from the base they took over out of order and then allow the enemy to take it over.
Once a team has taken over all the Groups of LFPs, the game wins.