Mission Making Question

Donner · 03-27-07, 03:00 PM

It's easy to add a .tga file.

Simply add the .tga file you have created into the data/singlemission/SM** directory where ** is the number of your mission. Then add #filename.tga#0,0,400,256 in the mission briefing section of "Language Localization."

I did this for a S-44 v. Kako mission[SM12 Kako] that I made (haven't released it yet...waiting for the next patch to solve TDC problems). I added a picture of the Kako instead of a map...In the mission briefing section of "Language Localization", I added #SM12 Kako.tga#0,0,400,256 This added the picture!

Be sure to use the "#" sign at the beginning and end of the tga file name. I believe that the first pairing of numbers 0,0 is the 'reference point' on where the program places that .tga file in the briefing window. The other set of numbers 400,256 is the displayed width and height of that tga.

03-27-07, 03:00 PM	#6
Donner Officer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: On patrol... Posts: 244 Downloads: 113 Uploads: 0	It's easy to add a .tga file. Simply add the .tga file you have created into the data/singlemission/SM directory where is the number of your mission. Then add #filename.tga#0,0,400,256 in the mission briefing section of "Language Localization." I did this for a S-44 v. Kako mission[SM12 Kako] that I made (haven't released it yet...waiting for the next patch to solve TDC problems). I added a picture of the Kako instead of a map...In the mission briefing section of "Language Localization", I added #SM12 Kako.tga#0,0,400,256 This added the picture! Be sure to use the "#" sign at the beginning and end of the tga file name. I believe that the first pairing of numbers 0,0 is the 'reference point' on where the program places that .tga file in the briefing window. The other set of numbers 400,256 is the displayed width and height of that tga. __________________ "Sink 'Em All!"- Uncle Charlie....."Angriff, Ran, Versenken!"- Onkel Karl Last edited by Donner; 03-27-07 at 09:39 PM.