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Old 02-09-09, 11:45 AM   #8
Keelbuster
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Originally Posted by JScones
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Originally Posted by Keelbuster
Anyone know how to disable the thermal layer introduced by SH3 commander?
I'll assume that you have read the SH3 Commander User Guide which tells you the file that you need to edit to adjust/remove the thermal layers feature. So, open that file, then delete everything between the lines:
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;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------THERMAL LAYERS
and
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;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------MALFUNCTION SETTINGS
Save and close. Done.

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Originally Posted by Keelbuster
I don't launch from SH3 commander every time (because it seems to overwrite my LRT mod install)...
I'd be surprised if SH3Cmdr "overwrote your LRT" mod. The only changes SH3Cmdr makes to files that form part of the LRT mod relate to malfunction or sabotage effects (and ONLY if those options are selected by you), and are thus deliberate.

As LRT ships with the files that are modified by modders the most, viz Basic.cfg, **_menu.txt and menu_.ini, you might want to ensure that you correctly installed the mod, ie rolled back SH3Cmdr first etc, and try again. Not rolling back SH3Cmdr *before* enabling or disabling mods will create problems similar to the one you are describing.

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Originally Posted by Contact
Wha ? I had no idea thermal layers exists at all
The SH3 Commander User Guide is your friend.
Cheers - thanks for the reply. Yea - I might have been able to figure this out with more reading. I think I've blown it by installing mods without rolling back SH3 commander. It's too bad that there's no trace of Sh3 commander's changes in JSME. Like, I think I need to remove my last couple mods (LRT etc) then rollback SH3 commander, then reinstall all the mods and then run SH3 commander again (After I wipe the thermal layer section). I'm a bit horrified because I fear this might corrupt everything and my 31-patrol career might not survive the reinstall. Gasp. And if I wanted to go into SH3's files directly and push the thermal layer down really deep, I'd need to HEX-edit I suppose? If I could do this, I could just leave things as is (since it's working, with the exception of the thermal layer bit).

Anyway, sorry for noobing on the DIY component here.
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