Change Reloading AP Cost?
- Thread starter MacAoidh
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I’m afraid the way the engine is made, there is no way at this moment to change reload time for specific weapon types. It is only a generic number. I changed it for 5 AP personnally, as I found it a bit stupid to spend only 2 AP to reload a gun. It should be at least as long as shooting...
AbullSinCara
Modder&Mapper
I modify the stats of the character and the weapon entity to make it go faster. But you would need the engine/game's source to do that. I would recommend IDA explorer to find the addresses then edit the values.
For example I wanted to max the height of the map at which I could place tiles, the maximum height in game is 256 and I wanted to max it to 1526 to make really tall skyscrapers for some of my city maps. I tried once with notepad++ it didn't work.
For example I wanted to max the height of the map at which I could place tiles, the maximum height in game is 256 and I wanted to max it to 1526 to make really tall skyscrapers for some of my city maps. I tried once with notepad++ it didn't work.
How do I change the generic number?
Hi! You can change the AP generic number, with FT Improver. Look for version 2.0.0 or something like that. Then, after installing Improver, you open Improver_data folder and modify the file APCstructure.txt.
Any update here? Is there a line in the code I can change to make it happen (say if I used a HEX editor)? The only reason why I can't use Fallout Improver is because I'm already modifying the game as it is and I have no idea how Improver would interact with my modifications.
If that can reassure you, I heavily modified Tactics original .exe, also used FTScripting Engine on top of that, and everything still work flawlessly. The only bugs I noticed using Improver were :
1. Editing a mission file with Improver make it later impossible to open that mission with the vanilla level editor.
2. Editing the campaign file with Improver make strange bugs appear (like a wrong quartermaster items count), so I NEVER use Improver to edit the campaign.
1. Editing a mission file with Improver make it later impossible to open that mission with the vanilla level editor.
2. Editing the campaign file with Improver make strange bugs appear (like a wrong quartermaster items count), so I NEVER use Improver to edit the campaign.