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Any FOT experts could tell me wether you can get the APC to blow? The animations are there (and I adapted Red!Viewer to view them) but the trigger for the overlay is missing (hence you just see it stump normally). Thanks for any info.

I'll look into the creation of files later on. The current tests were done quickly (ie: load the game and quit). You have to actually load/start a game for the engine to write files, which I didn't do. I've noted your mention about the patch???.dat directory (which I would have probably...

Alright, I'll cut it down a bit... You need to extract all the files from the BOS files. (which are really just uncompressed ZIP files so you can open them with WinZIP and the such).

Ahaha, riiight. I'll be glad when I see that.

You can't preview the center a bit like my viewer does in the other editors?

NightKins are just leather-suited mutants with one of the transparancy flags set.

Read my "How Fallout Finds Files" thread. You guys are frustrating.

Read the readme first.

Go in the options menu and select a resolution, it'll return to fullscreen.

This is weird, I was certain I replied to this thread... No wonder, you're posting in 2 threads... Please don't. http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=113504#113504

Make sure Fallour2.exe, master.dat, critter.dat and patch000.dat are all in the same directory, run Fallout2.exe If it still fails, rename Fallout2.cfg (to something like test.cfg) and run the game again, it should work.

See http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5061

1) Find master.dat and critter.dat on CD, copy them into a folder. 2) download patch (or direct from NMA) and extract everything (keeping directory structure) into the folder. 3) Run it. If the music is still missing, look for ACM files on the CD, copy them into data/sound music or edit...

Yes, setting the game time should be possible. Never saw a patch that did it though (and in a normal game this could screw things up). The game uses "ticks"; 10 ticks per second (wonder if the game is actually running at ~10fps too, anyhoo..) 10*60(s)*60(h)*24(d)*365(y) = 4099680000; now an...

Hargh, this reminded me of something. Check critters.lst. There are two number after each "prefix". I'm really at a loss as to what those mean as it's been way too long but I remember finding SOME documentation about it somewhere... Sorry I'm not much more help right now.

The weapon effects should be convertable, however obviously you can't transfer the transparancy features in the same way (though FO does support some, like the windows and the forcefields). Dunno of those proto properties can by applied to "Misc" proto's...

I recommend my own made font :D (Available here too, just trying to pimp some)

I'm currently assuming that if the running sequence is missing it won't make the critter run. Similarely if the animation isn't supported by a sprite, the game won't make an entity try to pickup and wield a weapon it can't "render". I might be all wrong about those assumptions though.

Except the triggers are all screwed up, scripting it's a real pain and making something remotely dialog-like's a bitch.

Also, you might like to try and fiddle with the shortcut compatibility options when running the game. Pretty much enable every options there and see if it helps. The main one I'm thinking of though is "Run in 640x480" option.