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Originally Posted by frinik
Mister Zee, I like your idea but I do have a couple of technical questions:
1) Where do we find the cache?
2) We should first install your mods and then clear the cache?Or is it the other way around?
3)Then we reboot?
Can you tell us what to expect.6 missions in sequence?
This is for those of us who have not taken part to the Beta testing and are still in the dark as to what to expect.
Lc; hang on reinforcements are coming,The day of reckoning for the Bolschewicks is very close at hand!
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Hi frinik,
The Cache folder is in the T34vsTiger Hierarchy:
<drive>:\Lighthouse Interactive\T34vsTiger\Cache
There are two things that is relevant to the instruction
to empty the Cache folder.
1.) Because the game engine is really a code compiler it takes the
*.script files and processes them into the actual files that can
be read by the game and places them in the Cache folder. So
deleting those files means there will be all new files in that
folder after any alteration to the script files.
2.) Rebooting then becomes a good idea because windows takes the
data that a program that has previously ran and stores them in the
virtual memory (page files on the drive not your RAM). So this
is where the crashes occur the most and why it will crash and
just re-start the program and it runs just fine.
There is going to be a end of this type of delay in beta testing once this
current Kursk release becomes playable on a 3.0Ghz PC. Then this level of
intensity prior to any future release will be minimum.
The missions are the thing I intend to produce non-stop. And I really
doubt if there will be another very large download after this one unless
it is for the weather changes that will take allot of new textures etc.
Each new mission will be about 6mgs in size maybe three times that size
with new models added in the new missions. Most of the new missions will
fit just fine on the mid-size map (18km x 18km box). Time to complete each
new mission maybe erratic at times but a really good one will be at minimum
a week with the modeling and the research and details that us perfectionists seem so necessary.
Thanks for thinking about the others, sometimes I get a little to focused
so your very helpful Kamerad.
Cheers
ZW