Important Info For Mod Makers
Important Info For Mod Makers
Credits To Why06 For This.
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
im confused a bit
I get it.
Nice discovery.
Nice discovery.
Originally Posted by Corndog
Credits To Why06 For This.
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
yep...
as long as the rez isnt in there, and the folder has the right name, it will work.
as long as the rez isnt in there, and the folder has the right name, it will work.
Originally Posted by Corndog
yep...
as long as the rez isnt in there, and the folder has the right name, it will work.
as long as the rez isnt in there, and the folder has the right name, it will work.
Originally Posted by Corndog
Credits To Why06 For This.
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
Originally Posted by Corndog
Credits To Why06 For This.
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
Normally, When You Are Testing A Mod You Have To Keep Injecting Files, Move The Rez File, And Rename The RezNew File.
Thanks To This New Discovery, Now You Don't Have To Do All That When Testing Your Mods.
When You Extract A Rez, It Extracts To A Folder With The Same Name of That Rez File. Well, CA Actually Reads From The CA Folder With The Name of The Rez If The Rez Isn't There.
So, Just Extract The Rez, Move It Somewhere, And Work Inside The Extracted Folder.
No Need To Inject or Anything Anymore!
oh, i thought this was common knowledge. when i first started fiddlin' around, i didnt have the injector program, just the rezextractor
Originally Posted by kdivers
oh, i thought this was common knowledge. when i first started fiddlin' around, i didnt have the injector program, just the rezextractor
sorry. conjestion.
Originally Posted by h4x0rswln
ssuuuureeeeee. *cough"trying to look smart *cough*cough*"by saying you already knew it"*cough*
sorry. conjestion.
sorry. conjestion.
Anyway this just allows a little more flexibility that the Rezinjector didn't offer.
Originally Posted by why06
It's not ridiculous that someone could have discovered this first and simply not realize the signifigance. I came upon it by pure happenstance, so don't be a jackass...
Anyway this just allows a little more flexibility that the Rezinjector didn't offer.
Anyway this just allows a little more flexibility that the Rezinjector didn't offer.
I love you. (I am really excitd this works)
Oh Wow,Seriously,That Sounds Awesome If It's True,This Info Will Definitely help Me Alot
It is that easy!
Oh thank god.
Thank you Corndog.
Oh thank god.
Thank you Corndog.
Ahhhhh... I see. This is great! Thanks. +rep for you my buddy!
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