About mods search and installation

fitzcarraldo · 10-19-10, 12:17 PM

Hi, mates: I have the SH4 with TMO 2 plus RSRDC, plus Vickers interiors plus speech overhaul. I have some questions about modding (my principal experience is in SH3 mods...):

- I like to add some ships (for fun) in my installation. Will appear the ships added ramdomly in my campaigns or it´s needed scripting (as SH3)? For example, I want to add some ships of Operation Monsun and FOTRS in my SH4 TMO RSRDC. Can I see those ships in campaign (or missions, or patrols?

- I want to add some sounds (voices, interior ambient sounds, some stuff similar to Thomsen sound pack or Das Boot sound for SH3). Is there some mod for that?

- I like to add (for fun) some aircrafts in the allied bases (my bases, Pacific Campaign); I have patrol aircrafts in FOTRS (other installation of SH4) but TMO (and RSRDC) haven´t that planes.

Many thanks and regards!

Fitzcarraldo

10-19-10, 12:17 PM	#1
fitzcarraldo Argentinian Skipper Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Somewhere between Buenos Aires and the Bungo Suido Posts: 5,318 Downloads: 3346 Uploads: 0	About mods search and installation Hi, mates: I have the SH4 with TMO 2 plus RSRDC, plus Vickers interiors plus speech overhaul. I have some questions about modding (my principal experience is in SH3 mods...): - I like to add some ships (for fun) in my installation. Will appear the ships added ramdomly in my campaigns or it´s needed scripting (as SH3)? For example, I want to add some ships of Operation Monsun and FOTRS in my SH4 TMO RSRDC. Can I see those ships in campaign (or missions, or patrols? - I want to add some sounds (voices, interior ambient sounds, some stuff similar to Thomsen sound pack or Das Boot sound for SH3). Is there some mod for that? - I like to add (for fun) some aircrafts in the allied bases (my bases, Pacific Campaign); I have patrol aircrafts in FOTRS (other installation of SH4) but TMO (and RSRDC) haven´t that planes. Many thanks and regards! Fitzcarraldo __________________ *My subject is War, and the pity of War. The Poetry is in the pity - Wilfred Owen.*