Battlefield 1942 Mods, Modding Tutorials & Forums

I very much doubt I'll ever work on this again. I haven't touched BF42 in about five years now. Time to let it rest in peace :( If anyone else wants to keep working on it, the files are all there, there's nothing "hidden" or protected. License for the parts I modified is WTFPL , though the...

So I noticed that in these sites there isn't this necessary tutorial for fast .RFA packing. I used to pack my .RFA-files manually with winrfa for years.. Couple of months ago I got fed up with it and made a .bat file that packs automatically the folders you need. There is. It's a sticky thread, eve...

fook has it right. Do whatever you want, nobody cares about their ancient BF42 stuff anymore.

Giving credits is proper etiquette, that should be done whenever possible.

Use Inno setup compiler.

The domain will not help you with the content, as duffman said. Contact the hoster and try to get some contact info soon, that's the only chance you have. They will not and can not give anyone access to the content except the original client.

Yeah, as said, better look for that in a C based language tool or a script, even. The task itself is fairly simple and should be a couple of kb of source code at maximum. You could even use a basic python script and image handling library. Even for a layman it's probably just a couple of hours of go...

IIRC versions 1-3 could handle 8k images as well. The introduction of preview images ruined memory demand. Should be easy enough to make previews optional. If somebody wants to have a go at it and needs the source code, just contact me. Java isn't hard .

I kind of gave up on working on this tool. Mostly because Java is surprisingly bad at handling large files due to the big limits in manually handling memory management, and I didn't find a good way to optimize image processing as well (=multithreading, segmentation). There also appears to be no good...

Camera Shakes do work online if you use "soldier.camerashakefactor 1" somewhere in your server files. However, every client will be able to freely disable this effect by entering "soldier.camerashakefactor 0" in the console. This command is not restricted for the regular bf42.exe...